Summary: Hi! I have a wireless connection at my university and have the possibility to have one at home too. My problem is that I would like too be able to ch...
Summary: You can connect to two different wireless LANs at the same time. What you wont be able to do is connect to two different Internet connections via tho...
Summary: Another question about networking. To network two computers with wireless connections exactly what will I need and how many? We are using dsl to get o...
Summary: Most wireless routers also have 4 or 5 port switches built-in. So you could just replace your wired router with the wireless one and you wouldn't have...
Summary: Hi I have a laptop with wireless card. (also it has cable ethernet) I have a cable connection adsl(in Turkey adsl is 256kb). I am directly connect it....
Summary: The Goal we are trying to achive is creating trust between two pdc so that they can share each other's resources. There are two different networks not...
Summary: Gday I have a 3com ADSL OfficeConnect 11g Wireless Modem/Router in one room. This is wired to the internet and a printer. Currently this is wirelessly...
Summary: Ok, here is the deal. I have a wireless connection in my house. A wireless modem with ONE ethernet jack for a local connection. I don't have long enou...
Summary: How do I connect two router wirelessly? I have SBG900 Motorola access point and also have Dlink router DIR-655. I would like to connect this two dev...
Summary: Update on ipconfig/all... I just did an ipconfig/all for manual input of IP address (Phase 2 settings), and then reverted to DHCP-enabled settings (Ph...
Summary: I have set up a wired/wireless network at home and I need some experts' help on several issues. I have two main computers (desktops) that are wired t...
Summary: I'm afraid it's just because of the location of your router and your laptop. The only other thing that would affect your signal strength would be if y...
Summary: I recently purchase an Orinoco gold wireless pc card and I am trying to connect to a network through an Apple Airport. Everything went smoothly when ...
Summary: Yes this is possible but not what I would recommend for a solution. You have to create a ad-hoc wireless connection between the two wireless cards. ...
Summary: We've been running two computers thru a Linksys router/access point, just fine. One connected directly (ethernet) the other wireless. The pc connect...
Summary: i was wondering if anyone has seen this and knows any solutions. the wireless connection requires a disable/enble when i boots up in the morning. i f...
Summary: The desktop is plugged directly into the router with a regular cat5 cable, right? If so, the entire problem is the wireless connection between the lap...
Summary: ok, when trying to go into properties when my wireless connection status is up and try to click on a tab other than the general tab that comes up firs...
Summary: First, to start off, I have never felt to stupid in my life! I can always figure out anything if I work on it long enough! Anyway, here is my proble...
Summary: Hi folks i have two servers both with server 2003 standard on them. they are linked together via a 48-port network switch. the first server has a dire...
Summary: I have two computers wirelessly connected. One of them is perfectly fine, all connected to the internet. The other one is a laptop. The laptop is n...
Summary: I have a wireless card on my laptop and I have no trouble accessing the internet or browsing the web through the wireless connection. However, whenev...
Summary: Hi everyone: I’m having an extremely frustrating problem connecting to my Netgear DG384G v3 wireless router in my flat. In short: Ever since I refor...
Summary: Before you get another BEFW11S4. Check the documentation. When they first came out you could not wirelessly connect two BEFW11S4's together. The re...
Summary: I have a problem that it seems a lot of people share in that periodically, although randomly, my wireless connection will drop suddenly while the sign...
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