Summary: Hi, i'm looking for some advice please... I have just bought a Belkin F5D7231 Wireless Cable router with 4 port switch. My PC with XP Home installed i...
Summary: You would have to setup a wireless ad-hoc connection with the other wireless pc. You would engage ics [internet connection sharing] between your wire...
Summary: I have my XP laptop set up with a wireless Microsoft Network 802.11b. I am accessing the internet through it for DSL on my phone line. I also have a U...
Summary: Today we use networks as a means of communication, sharing files, and sharing other data. We use mostly UTP Cat 5 (Unshielded Twisted Pair Category 5)...
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 have an existing wired home network (2 PCs, single wired connection, no hub, host PC with ADSL to internet). I would like to add wireless to this ne...
Summary: we actually install wireless networks and sale wireless products to small to enterprise level customers. The term WAP vs Wireless router is true in a ...
Summary: For a long time now I've had a wireless network ("main") PC and 2-3 laptops connecting to a Sky wireless router. On the main PC, I also have a number ...
Summary: Depends on how far apart the computers are, but yes, rather easily. I have a Lynksys router/Wireless Access Point in my living room, and although my h...
Summary: You need a wireless access point. It will connect to your router via cable but will then allow PCs to connect to the router wirelessly (if the PCs hav...
Summary: You will need to connect the wireless router directly to a PC and enter the configuration page and turn off DHCP on the wireless router. The wired rou...
Summary: OK seems you are missing the point. Because of the router, you can connect a pc that is doing wireless to a pc that is using a patch cable to the rout...
Summary: it's just that i want to connect to a wireless network and transfer the data to my computer. So in other terms I want the AP to act as an external out...
Summary: An access point is usually more expensive than a wireless router due to manufacturing demand [less for APs more for wifi routers] With an additional w...
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: The AP does not have to utilize one of your public IP addresses allocated to you by your ISP. If it's like most SOHO AP's, it will come assigned a s...
Summary: hello, have network up and running smooth...now i need to put wires up off floor and through attic and down walls...my question is that right now I ha...
Summary: If you are using a Orinoco wireless pc card, can you tell me your experience with it, such as: 1. What is the max range you got? 2. Is it difficult ...
Summary: I am trying to setup an ad-hoc network to a pc in an external garage. it works at night but not in the day.both wireless setups are 802.11b, one bt us...
Summary: Looking to set-up a wireless home network to share my internet connection and allow printing capabilities to my second PC downstairs. My situation is ...
Summary: Hi OK - here goes with today's stupid question. I've just purchased a NETGEAR wireless router, hoping to set up a simple wireless setup to share one D...
Summary: Sounds like you are making a very simple setup overly complicated. If a wireless router "upstairs" can communicate with something "downstairs", then w...
Summary: Hi. I have a question in sharing internet connection. Let say PC-A has both wired LAN card and a wireless LAN card. PC-A is connected to a wireless ro...
Summary: I want to create a wireless home network to share files between 1 PC and 2 laptops. My PC is conneted to the internet through ADSL modem. While, I us...
Summary: i have just got a new laptop ( toshiba a60 ) i am wanting to connect it to a wireless network so i am wanting a wireless pc card so i wanting to know ...
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