Summary: Just recently, my wireless network (consisting of a laptop and desktop) has been playing up. What is happening is that only ONE computer is able to ac...
Summary: i have a laptop as the client computer. the two computers are connected bya a wireless network. the router is linksys. earlier i had dsl and the compu...
Summary: I have a home network of about 6 computers or so. And 3 of them have modems. Currently I have one (my brothers) that connects to the internet and shar...
Summary: Nope no DSL/Cable modem yet. It is just a matter of wiring. I have a proxy setup in the server machine. So taht should take care of browsing (When th...
Summary: If you only go online occassionally and arent trying to get more then one computer on line at a time the easy cheap and best signal way to go is dril...
Summary: I just got this computer as a kind of on the go thing. However every time I try and download anything (Even java) the connection kicks off for a secon...
Summary: The best way is by using a common router. The bad way is modem to switch to pcs. (Only one computer gets online at a time and expect to get hacked.) ...
Summary: I've got a Linksys router that USED to work simultaniously with another computer, allowing 2 connections. One computer is connected through the main c...
Summary: I download a few things and i think i download either a viruse or spyware i have run the spybot search and destroy and the microsoft one but i am sti...
Summary: If you haven't found the anser from the above link - here's what I did on mine - I was not able to successfully use a regular 10/100 hub to connect bo...
Summary: I haven't done it since Windows 98 but you can set up your dialup networking (DUN) to receive calls. All the caller needs do is set their DUN to call...
Summary: What we are trying to do at work is network all the computers together to use all printers and one cable modem...cable has one IP. All do not have to ...
Summary: Hi i have two dsl connection for seprate pcs at my home and i want to know is it possible to connect both the connection on one pc to get dou...
Summary: The Switch only helps out the LAN (local area network) bandwidth (the 8 computers in your cafe). Your satellite is a WAN (wide area network). Which ...
Summary: Hello, I recently moved into a new place and found an unsetup Ethernet Gateway in the garage. I am wondering if its any use to me. I currently have ...
Summary: George, I'm using the 4-port Linksys DSL Router with a 4-port Linksys switch (with built-in 2-port print server), but setup should be the same anyway....
Summary: There your problem. You cannot share an Internet connection with a switch. Only one person can connect at a time. You need a router or alternativle...
Summary: A friend just gave me a Linksys WPC11 V3 Instant wireless PCMCIA card for my notebook. I am no expert on WiFi stuff so here goes. This card is wireles...
Summary: First, connect the power adapter to the power connector on the back of your Router. Next, plug your power adapter into a power outlet. Check that you...
Summary: I have a home network with 3 win 98 pcs using a netgear rp114 router with cable connection. All the pcs get the internet and can share files. I can ...
Summary: You can only have 1 default gateway in your routing table (or only one will be used at a time anyway) any traffic destined for WAN link network would ...
Summary: I assume you are not using a router? Some ISPs equipment will only talk to the MAC address of the first ethernet device it sees. If the Acer is the on...
Summary: Your modem only gives you one ip address. You connected two devices to it with a hub. Only one device can work at a time. If you want your laptop to...
Summary: One of the computers on my wired LAN (connected via a 4 port hub) isn't showing up on the network, and it cannot see other computers on the network, y...
Summary: I have two ADSL lines. The first is British Telecom Home 500 which has a Netgear DG814 wireless modem, a Netgear ME102 wireless access point, and a N...
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