Summary: How can I expand my wired router to aloow for more than 4 ports, I need 2 or 3 more. Can I simply put a ethernet switch or HUB behind the router and...
Summary: Hi everybody. I have cable internet. It comes in from the wall, goes through the cable modem, and then into a NetGear wired router. That NetGear wired...
Summary: Variables: "A" = The wireless router, "B" = The wired router. "X" = 1st computer, "Y" = 2nd computer. I first connected the A's "Port 1" with B's "Upl...
Summary: I know there have been tons of posts on a similar topic but I can't seem to find one with specifics. I'm naive to a lot of this stuff so please bear ...
Summary: Hi Guys, I have a network using a 4 port Linksys (wired) BEFS41 Router with 4 PCs hooked up.All PCs access the internet and see each other. I would li...
Summary: i currently have a wireless router sharing internet to 4 computer (2 wired, 2 wireless). i want to buy another router because it has a better firewall...
Summary: I have a SMC Barricade router, and I was wondering how I open these ports: Connection Ports for Client Configuration Ports for Host Configuration ...
Summary: Hi, i'm using RT314. I tried closing all ports on my pc. I saved the configuration on the router, so it's won't allow anything in. However even after ...
Summary: Hi there, I have used up the 4 available ports on the back on my adsl router. As I understand my router can take a maximum of 255 computers, so can I ...
Summary: Is it possible to script port forwarding on a router? For example, instead of using the web interface, being able to automate it using a script. I'v...
Summary: Let me just get a basic idea here...You want to network the comp and xbox. Why not get a wireless card for the laptop, and connect the xbox to the wi...
Summary: Hi, Sorry for the intrusion, but Google brought me here via another very old, similar question. I, too, would like to see if I can daisy chain two rou...
Summary: Iam using an SMC 7004BR Router on my netwiork. I want to use gamespy but I am behind a firewall. I contacted the gamespy website and they said that th...
Summary: Here is the plan I have in my head... I have two desktop computers with ethernet cards (XP, 98) that are networked by a wired router. I also have a W...
Summary: Most wireless broadband routers have four wired ports, so yes, you can mix them. As an alternative, you can purchase a wireless access point which pl...
Summary: Hello, I was wondering if it is possible to use a wireless internet adapeter with an existing router which is wire based? I'm willing to spend on har...
Summary: Hi i recently setup a small webserver at my home for my small website for my cousin and my brother and I because i can't afford a host that has ASP, A...
Summary: I just added a router (Linksys NR041) to my home broadband connection. I have 2 computers hooked up...a desktop (computer # 1) and a laptop (computer ...
Summary: Hey Matt- Are you still loosing connection to the internet with the linksys? I was having a similar problem and may have found a solution last night....
Summary: I assume you are using a DSL Router with NAT, First you need to plug your DSL Modem into the WAN port of your Router. Usually it is the port that is ...
Summary: Yes you can connect a hub to a router. To do this you would connect a patch cable (straigt thru) between a port on the router and port 4 of the netgea...
Summary: right now i have a 8 port linksys router fueling my 5 or 6 online boxes (ps2, xbox, 3 computers and whatever is left). i just got a laptop and i'd lik...
Summary: Iam using an SMC 7004BR Router on my netwiork. I want to use gamespy but I am behind a firewall. I contacted the gamespy website and they said that th...
Summary: I want to string together our 12 PCs using a wireless ADSL modem/router, both to give shared internet access and also file sharing among each other. I...
Summary: my friend and i use msn a lot to share files, small things like music and flash pages, and he wanted to turn off his hardware firewall and all that to...
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