Summary: I am trying to connect my laptop via router to cable modem and it doesn't work. It works when I directly hook it to cable modem. other computers on ro...
Summary: So, my router must be able to bridge connections. Security policy is not a problem actually. I connect to my router via cable and my router acts as a ...
Summary: Okay, I've got a WinXP PC and a Vista laptop. The PC is connected to a wireless router via cable and the laptop uses the wireless modem to connect to...
Summary: R1=Linksys cable/dsl(befsr41) 4 ports R2=SMC Barricade dsl with print server (smc7004abr) 4 ports ======================================= I like to co...
Summary: The reason your Gateway is set to 12.x.x.x is beause you probably had to manually configure it to that when you where not using a router. You will ne...
Summary: I have 5 computer systems, a cable modem and 2 routers. I had all 4 systems and the cable modem connected to the one Router (DI-704P Rev A 2.56 build ...
Summary: Hey! i have 4 comp's, 3 desktops and 1 laptop. The laptop uses a wireless network card and i also have a wireless Linksys router. the 3 desktops use n...
Summary: Hi, I have two PCs connected through NIC cards, about 50 feet cat5e cable with straight RJ-45 connectors, and a Linksys BEFSR41 router. The router is...
Summary: Generally speaking you would interconnect them with a network cable or possibly a cascade cable if the units are equipped with them. Looking at the Ci...
Summary: If you want the upstairs WRT54G to be using the same WiFi channel and on the same network as the downstairs WRT54G, it won't work. You will be creati...
Summary: A network cable with RJ-45 plugs at each end should work to connect a router interface to the NIC on a PC. I'm not sure what a "rollover" cable is but...
Summary: I cannot access my broadband connection via my Linksys wireless router and my DSLink 220E modem/router. (Direct via modem OK, access to my router via ...
Summary: I have a small network set up at home w/ two computers connected to a router. I have a cable modem connection to the Internet, which the router goes...
Summary: I'm trying to install ICS on a friend's computer. They have xp pro on the host, and trying to connect a 98 se to share the internet. I installed the...
Summary: Hello I just got my internet connection and I want to connect 3 PC to the net. here is the config : provider side : PPPoE server <-> WiFi (Canopy) ...
Summary: On your suggestion, I turned wireless off on the Westell and unchecked "the Private LAN DHCP Server Enable" box. All the other LAN type options have D...
Summary: I guess, you've connected the wired routers WAN port to the Belkin AP LAN port. You can do this, but then you have to configure the ISP settings in th...
Summary: I got myself 2 computers, 1 in the living room, which is windows xp and one crap one in my room, which is windows 98. the one in the living has got in...
Summary: I recently had FIOS from Verizon installed and I previously used cable. I have two computers and previously used a wireless for my one computer to co...
Summary: I have a 32 port hub running right now, and I have a host computer running DHCP software. The obvious problem is that if the host goes down, so does t...
Summary: Hi, both PCs are connected to the USR Router via the Ethernet ports, I'm not using the USB at all. (Although what you say surprises me as it seems to...
Summary: This is a cash register (pos) system running under ncr's retail dos. It's similar to dos 3.3 but with some funky commands. The problem isn't the cash ...
Summary: We have a small LAN with an NT server and a, cisco 1601 router to the outside world. The router connects to an ISDN line and to another router which c...
Summary: It used to work for everything but, it stopped working after one day. I have no idea what could be the cause and I've been having this for three or f...
Summary: Hello Dr.Oneill thanks for taking time to reply, well.. let me tell you the problem detail. I have D-Link DL-704 rounter, which i want to connect with...
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