Summary: You may not be getting the replies you had hoped because slow home network is a tricky issue. It could be anything. People could ask you, "when was ...
Summary: Hello everyone, im having a problem with my home network, basically on one machine i have Vista Home Basic and on the Other i have XP Pro SP2, both ha...
Summary: I have 2 computers running windows 98 se, networked together with linksys ethernet cards. Everything was working okay a while back but one day I notic...
Summary: I have have one dhcp server which is connected to a blueyonder cable modem. I also have a small 8 port hub. I have about four client machines. The ga...
Summary: Hello I am having a problem figuring out what I need to buy to set up my home network. Here is my situation: I currently have one DSL line running in...
Summary: I have Windows XP Home on my desktop with a straight forward hook up to an ADSL modem/router (Zyxel 645) to access the internet. I also have a ThinkP...
Summary: Will try to help but need to know your current configuration to understand the problem , make a diagnosis and suggest troubleshoot. For the answer to ...
Summary: I created a home network and now I want to get rid of it 'cause I don't need it anymore. I found no way to do this, is it possible? It's really buggin...
Summary: I have found my problem!! My zone alarm firewall was actually blocking my IP Address from "intrusions", but I wasn't aware of it. When I went in fro...
Summary: Hi, I noticed that Windows XP does not support NetBEUI anymore. This could present problems for my setup. My current setup is: Cable modem to a hub ...
Summary: Help! I have a Windows XP machine connected to a router, with a Windows 98 PC connected to the same router via Ethernet card to share the Internet con...
Summary: Hi I have recently set up a small home network. I have a PC running Win2k Pro, this has a NTL cable modem connected via some CAT5 cable into a networ...
Summary: hello, I have 3 computer connected to a Dlink 604 rev_e router i also have cable plug into it.. my problem however is my computer and my fathers compu...
Summary: Ok I'm having problems setting up our home network, which consists of: > Upstairs room: 3 Macs running OSX, 1 PC, 1 Airport(Wi-Fi) Base station, all...
Summary: My router connects to 3 PC and one of them runs an apache web server. Now say my ip address is xxx.xxx.xxx.xx and I want to access my homepage. Howeve...
Summary: Hi, I have a computer with win Me that connects to the internet with a VPN connection. Recently I got another computer to use, so I have set up a home...
Summary: Hey everyone, I was wondering if there are any good tutorial websites out there that teaches you how to setup a small, yet advanced home network with ...
Summary: Hi, I just want to share files in a home network, i'm on a edimax adsl router with two computers connected. With the desktop running xp pro, i can see...
Summary: Hello, I used to have a main PC connected to the Internet and a hub. I then had 3 laptops that connected to the hub and shared the Internet from the P...
Summary: Another thing to consider is how you want to share printers. A dedicated print server adapter costs ~$30USD and allows your printer(s) to be online a...
Summary: Emily, Check out thread: http://www.computing.net/networking/wwwboard/forum/21547.html and other related topics on this board. NetGear is more secure ...
Summary: I too have experienced this issue, both with and without Wireless connections. One was a connection to a Windows 2000 server, and the other between a...
Summary: I am trying to setup a home network with 4 computers and a server if necessary. I have a 3com 4900 series gigabit switch (overkill I know but it was g...
Summary: Help! I'm having problems with my home network connection. I am using a cable modem and a router to supply two of my computers with broadband connecti...
Summary: Hi Everyone, I am very a novice to network computer. I have 2 PCs at home, and I really want to set up networking in order to share files or anything ...
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