Summary: I have exactly the same problem as Brownie. Using XP Pro, was online, ran a spyware scan.. knocked me offline.. now getting 169.254.x.x address and c...
Summary: A 169.254.y.z IP address is an automatic private IP address that the computer has assigned itself because it cannot get one from the DHCP server. If ...
Summary: HI peeps, i have a couple of questions about IP address that is driving me crazy, i will try to explain them the best way i can [if not ...:( ] 1) wh...
Summary: Hi there, I have two computers networked together with a Cat 6 cross-over cable, my main computer (XP Pro SP2 machine) is sharing a DSL connection to ...
Summary: Here's the scenario: Two PCs running XP home on a small business LAN. Each has a unique APIPA type addresse. Both use a DSL router (vendor unknown a...
Summary: azombieee I don't think you are clear on what you were trying to solve nor the methodology to accomplish it. a 169.254.x.x ip comes from having the ni...
Summary: The unpredicted and unwelcome appearance of the 169.254.xxx.xxx IP address, together with loss of internet connectivity, often indicates something I s...
Summary: Here is my problem: I have a small LAN in my house consisting of 5 PCs using Win98 SE. The other 4 PCs’ respective IP addresses are automatically assi...
Summary: hi all, i have been facing this ismple problems form a long time and i dont know the resoultion ... i am connected to my ISP via a lan card and it pro...
Summary: I am having the same problems. First sympton would be a slowing down of my internet connection to barely 3kbps. To resolve this, I would need a restar...
Summary: Unless you have a server thats pushing out IP addresses, you will not get an ip... the best thing is to manually configure you computer with an ip add...
Summary: i having problem to get the default IP address in my computer.... can anything tell me how to get it.... when i click on the lan icon i just only can ...
Summary: Hello, i have two computers in my house both running XP. they are connected with a microsoft wireless router. The host computer works just fine. my pr...
Summary: As far as a private, home network goes, there's no real advantage to having a short lease time on IP addressing. I leave my lease time at the router...
Summary: I repair alot of PC's and now that WI-Fi is in I find my self repairing alot of networks. I need a list of the default IP address and default password...
Summary: Sir, i have a Internet Cafe, and i use distribut service on client i user "ISA" software in isa have a cache option. sir my problem is it..that wh...
Summary: if we have a range of static WAN ip address, but most are not used up and most are currently assigned to one machine. does that mean that if we have t...
Summary: I have a network of 3 Pc's connected via an 8 port switch/router. I think there might be a worm or something on my win 98 pc! My proxy server runs on ...
Summary: Sure, Sure, Everyone has sharing problems. But when I share a CD-rom drive, i try to share the actual CD. On My Sony Vaio, I have outputs, so I can co...
Summary: I have a bootp server to assign ip addresses throughout my building but am constantly being stumped by people in the building hard coding addresses in...
Summary: Well my main problem is that I have a computer network problem. I have a router and I´ve connected 4 computers directly to it, with a netmask of 255.2...
Summary: If the modem/router will protect from external access in what sense then is it not a firewall? I guess what I'm asking is whether this Cisco 675 modem...
Summary: What kind of Router do you have? If you have a Linksys (they set their IP address to 192.168.1.1) you would have to browse to the router in internet ...
Summary: I have a home wireless network. I have a desktop and a laptop at present and I'm planning on adding a netbook which will not have a cddrive in it. I'm...
Summary: I have a W2K server that issues IP addresses using DHCP, this works only on the computers that are attached to the router. These computers are also me...
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