Summary: A network cable with RJ-45 plugs at each end should work to connect a router interface to the NIC on a PC. I'm not sure what a "rollover" cable is but...
Summary: My cable internet is connected downstairs in my basement, so I have a router which splits it to an XBox and now also a PC upstairs. I already had a ro...
Summary: I have an advanced home networking question. I want to connect a simple 8 port hub to my DSL modem. Then I want to use two of the ports to connect wi...
Summary: Hi, I wanted to connect a PC in a domain to another stand alone PC . I was thinking of adding to the PC in the domain with a second NIC and connect to...
Summary: Couple of things... If you just connect all the PC's to the Router's 4 Port SwitchHub and connect the Hub to the Cable modem, then it will do what yo...
Summary: Err, correction, connect PC1, PC2 & ROUTER to switch. Don't directly connect cable modem to switch if it can't do NAT -- you'd need to pick up a swit...
Summary: I have tried looking for information on how to connect my laptop to my pc without success. I am using a static address in our istitutes LAN and insert...
Summary: Hi I want connect my DLink 704 (http://www.dlink.com/products/broadband/di704/) to the network. The network today, consist of a server, clients, all c...
Summary: If you want the upstairs WRT54G to be using the same WiFi channel and on the same network as the downstairs WRT54G, it won't work. You will be creati...
Summary: hi rite, can you connect a router, to a hub, so that say 1 user can connect to the net, with all the other computers off? and when they are all on, ...
Summary: Thanks Dave. One question. After I have connected the wireless router to a pc and turned off DHCP can I then disconnect the wireless, connect the wi...
Summary: Hi, I need help setting an IP address to a PC while not connected to a network! Is there a way where I can set a fixed IP address to my PC when it is ...
Summary: You simply have to change the setting in the BIOS to prefer AGP over PCI it's pretty easy. In Response to: Name: Bob Date: September 03, 2001 at 10:...
Summary: If I read you right, you have a phone line type router and you want to route backwards, and the answer is NO. I had an isdn router and my answer was ...
Summary: I have a ADSL internet connection through D-link (DSL-500T) router. I have static IP from my ISP. This DSL-500T router has only one ethernet port. I...
Summary: I am currently connected to the net via a cable modem. This cable modem is then connected to a D-Link wireless router, which also has 4 wired ports. O...
Summary: The model f5d7230-4 dosent require a WAP number or any silly thing like that to connect you to the internet for any game console. This is what you nee...
Summary: Hello I just got my internet connection and I want to connect 3 PC to the net. here is the config : provider side : PPPoE server <-> WiFi (Canopy) ...
Summary: Hi, I wish to connect my work PC to 2 networks. 1 is my office's corporate network, which does not have Internet access. The other is to a commerci...
Summary: Jason, Don't try Preston's advice yet, he's right when your network is right. WAN connection is to:outside, like DSL modem for example.If you're using...
Summary: I have a similar problem, but I'll try what was suggested here. I will not get a chance to for a couple of days, but let me ask some follow up questi...
Summary: I have cable internet service. Some time ago I bought a router with a print server built in which I like. To reach difficult places in my house I wa...
Summary: Heya, I was wondering if it was possible to connect a router to a switch and all computers to be able to access the internet/LAN. My router = Dlink DG...
Summary: All you need to do is to find out the TCP/UDP port number that camera works on and map that port to a virtual server port on your router. From outside...
Summary: You connect the printer to one PC and share it. Then you create printers on the other PC's using the "add printer" wizard. When going through the wi...
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