Summary: Hi My problem is this: I have two machines networked, my main machine (XP Pro) which has a Belkin 10/100 pci card and a Thinkpad Laptop (Win98SE) wit...
Summary: If that is how you feel...BITE ME! What I am trying to do is upgrade an outdated network to newer, faster equipment. The current network has been band...
Summary: Hy, I'm confused. Since I'm not really into setting up networks, I'll have to now. This is the szenario (how I think it could be): I have a Internet c...
Summary: ok i got 2 cards both are 10/100mbps ethernet PCI cards now firstly when do the leds on the back of the Network cards light up during boot or windows ...
Summary: The first thing to do is decide if you're going to go wireless, ethernet, or "what". Wireless is not entirely secure even with encryption enabled; Et...
Summary: I've got all the computers in my house on a home network (total of 3 desktops and 1 laptop). I've got one of my desktops serving as a server (its got ...
Summary: ive set up a network via ethernet cable, but it says cable disconnected. any ideas why? 1 pc has new pci netwrk card and 1 pc has network slot but not...
Summary: im trying to set up a wirless network on my laptop but im clueless. i have a linksys wrt54gs wireless router.ive made a connection before but the sign...
Summary: Hi can some one help me plz i have a adsl router and broadband set up with my laptop wireless , I can connect wireless now prob but how do i set it so...
Summary: Can any one help me set up my network, every thing that came with my components, and I have given up with the xp set-up wizards, Problem one is I canā...
Summary: I have a desktop with XP home, and i also have a laptop with XP media center. I have cable internet at home so I got a wireless router. When I try to ...
Summary: I am currently attending college at which I am connected to the internet through the schools network. I was wondering if it is possible to set up ano...
Summary: i have a wireless router built in modem and i use wireless pc card able to connect them to the internet. but im having trouble setting up the network....
Summary: Hi there, I've just set up a router to split internet for two machine and everything works fine. My question is how can I see the other machine ? Can...
Summary: I assume that you already have a hub or a switch which is connecting the PC's with the server and the router. If your Win2k box can get on the Interne...
Summary: hiya, newbie alert! ihave xp pro on my note book and dual boot WinME and Xp pro on my desktop. I ran the network wizzard on both machines and set up m...
Summary: When I set up my home network, I worked the Verizon DSL modem first, to make sure that my connection is established correctly. I used Verizon CD to d...
Summary: How would I go abou setting up a network queue, like ticket master, on a webfarm? Let's say my network can only handle 250 current user sessions and ...
Summary: Can anyone steer me to detailed networking instructions? I admit I am a novice. I've read alot about networking, and I set up a 3 computer network at ...
Summary: I recently bought a WGR614 Netgear Wireless Router so that I can network the two computers in my house. The problem is I have had no luck or skill in ...
Summary: Desktop is an Acer running Vista Home Premium, laptop is a Gateway running XP. Laptop is wireless through Linksys wireless G cable gateway and desktop...
Summary: Have had to change location of server and when I set up server in new location I find that the software that was networked didn't work on other comput...
Summary: no not yet. but do you think it will be possible to set up networking with that router? i have plug all network cables in the computers and it automat...
Summary: Well friend, you have lost me now. My knowledge on networking is limited, although i have no problems with setting up networks in one building. i have...
Summary: Currently at my job we are running a windows 2000 server with Terminal services. We have another office in the building connnected to the nextwork an...
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