Summary: Hi All I'm still working on a dialup connection from 3 weeks ago. for those that dont know the story here is the high points.... I have two servers ...
Summary: I am not able to connect my playstation 2 (flat model) to the internet. I have the ethernet cable intalled properly. In addition,the initial connectio...
Summary: Perhaps I should have mentioned that the dialup would not be to an ISP, but direct to our own server. So the dialup would strictly be a manual connect...
Summary: any1 know of a any way to connect two netware 3.12 servers via a dialup hotline there are two sites with 2 independent 3.12 servers a hotline is the o...
Summary: Windows 2000 Advanced Server. Two nodes clustered on the network. Every once in awhile the clients application, that uses HTTP port 80 and FTP port 2...
Summary: And I'm back! Was a bit busy the past few days so I couldn't work on the wireless router but here goes.... Itguru, sorry man, but when I tried your su...
Summary: the server is behind the router. so it shoudlnt be impossible to configure it to use one nic. both nics have static ip addresses belonging to the lan ...
Summary: There is a way around the ping restriction you can use telnet hostname * where * is the port number, if the server is not responding to that port tel...
Summary: Hi guys. I found this weird problem :Let me explain ya: I got a: 10/100Mbps switch hub that handles 8 PCs a 10/100Mbps 16 port hub that handles 5 PCs...
Summary: hi. >We are having a problem with our e-mail since last week, it just suddenly stop working and we can't figure out why. >We are on a small network 1 ...
Summary: Log into your router and check the firmware level. The BEFSR41 v2 should be version 1.45.7. The BEFSR41 v3 should be version 1.04.17. If not these or ...
Summary: hello| consider i have one system(say nt server ) having internet at a distance 1 k.m from my home . now i want to share the internet connection from...
Summary: Almost any soho router provides a NAT/PAT function. Any (almost) virtual machine can run within your OS. See vmware's virtual center. Many machines a...
Summary: Routers route the message to the destination, because you usually do not have direct link to destination point. Your home router is to translate e...
Summary: my client using 9 systems. our client using previously vsnl isp. now they got dishnet dsl lease line. that day onwards all clinets are able to receive...
Summary: It seem like my MB level nic can not get an address. It is stuck at "acquiring an address". The information supplied by Belarc: SiS 900-Based PCI Fast...
Summary: Hi, I have a problem with a Windows 2000 server with a dialup connection to a remote computer (running dialup server) with a printer attached via a pa...
Summary: Dialup? So your remote server is on dialup? Is it always dialed in? It would have to be so you can use vnc. Golly gee wilerkers everyone. Learn to ...
Summary: I have connected two W2000 server through a dialup modem. Both the servers belong to the same domain, but are at different sites. The servers connect ...
Summary: This usually indicates the cable is not connected/bad or your nic is disable/bad or you are set to use dhcp but no server is responding. Make sure eve...
Summary: Much better thanks. That is the way DNS works. If you down the only server that has the names of your workstations, you can not resolve them. Period...
Summary: I am trying to dialup to my server at work from home. I have access permissions and able to dial in and authenticate, but am unable to see my server,...
Summary: i want to set up a computer at a mates place and be able to dial into my pc at home, so as to be able to read particular files. Is it as easy as just ...
Summary: Hi Today I setup dialup server,(insatalled modem aswell) I installed Routing and remote access at my windows 2000 server. I enabled Dhcp server for au...
Summary: hello, I have dialup server running on win95. I establish a TCP/IP connection via modem by dialing in from a windows 98 machine. If I run some sort ...
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