Summary: Hi Guys can you please help me with this question. Why is the speed of the NICs and HUBs much higher than the actual speed that the network monitorin...
Summary: sir i have bsnl broadband service in my town. i want to take 512 kbps speed with 10 GB monthly download/upload limit service. in the lan network wit...
Summary: Given that there are approximately 12 bits sent for every byte (8 bits) of data sent, you are getting about a .4Mb/sec transfer rate (2,097,152/60 x 1...
Summary: As far as I know... you cannot split an ethernet connection. A device (such as a computer) first establishes that it has a connection on the line (hen...
Summary: Make sure you by Ethernet hubs and Ethernet NICs. Not ALL hubs are Ethernet, some are Token Ring,etc. The speed of your hub needs to be greater than...
Summary: Well, software firewalls come in two flavors - individual host based (black ice) and server based (checkpoint). With individual packages you lose the ...
Summary: "Does the traffic on WAN affects the speed of LAN?" No, but it does depend where that traffic is going. "60kB/s" That is very low. I would look at so...
Summary: Advisor is correct in that a hub is like a reapeater. The two main job functions of a hub is to 1) act as a common access point for network transmiss...
Summary: Thanks a lot everybody. I'm not sure that anybody has really answered my question satisfactorily. A couple of days ago I had a visit from my provide...
Summary: The shared connection will not slow the speed of any one computer. If all of the computers try to download at the same time then off course the bandw...
Summary: My network Router (100mbps) PC (NIC - 100mbps and set to 100 ful mode/duplex) PC (NIC - 100mbps and set to 100 ful mode/duplex) 802.11G laptop PC to P...
Summary: Yes, If you're looking at the gold-connector side of the plug with the cable running away from you. It's usual to give the sequence with the cable tow...
Summary: I believe that 1000Mbps is the fastest on the market at the moment, but I am aware that HP are bringing out a switch that can handle 10000Mbps (thats ...
Summary: Hello guys i will be happy if someone could finally help me. I have a linksys router connecting 2 xp pro machines which have cable internet, the inter...
Summary: I have 1 port in which i need 3 users to attach to, i was thinking my best bet would be to get a switching hub, rather than a passive or intellegent h...
Summary: Excellent source for networking http://www.wown.com/j_helmig/contact.htm the broadband speed you see is actually the speed of the connection between m...
Summary: If you buy the pieces you need: 2 ethernet cards 10/100 (any/all work fine that have the 8 pin phone jack) 1 crossover cable (Special- 2 wire pairs ar...
Summary: Hello, I have a wireless network set up. A wireless router is sharing the internet between 2 pc's (both connected wirelessly). Everything works great,...
Summary: Your router probably won't show the speed it's connected at. Your best bet is to google bandwidth speed test and use one of the many online speed tes...
Summary: Hi, I bought also two GB ethernet. Local copy of the file requires ~0.75 + 2.6 sec (cp and sync), while over a cross over cable it is 8 seconds....
Summary: Hi all.We have a basic class C network sitting behind a firewall.The vast majority of PC's on our LAN have 10/100 Mb NIC's but a few only support the ...
Summary: It occured to me I never actually answered the question. So here goes: Hello again, Will I gain any speed in a wired home lan by changing my 10/100 r...
Summary: Walker, you're off in left field. Data does not travel through copper lines at the speed of light....you only get that through fibre optic. Incarnadi...
Summary: Yes you can use 10 or 100,hub or direct, or anything. So long at the host and the client can talk via TCP then you can use ICS. The NICs SHOULD connec...
Summary: Can some one please help!!! I have a very old IBM Laptop (760XL). It has no CD Rom installed. It was running Windows ME. I had this connected to my o...
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