Summary: Hello good people Yeah, me too I've got a tiny home LAN, consisting of 2 computers (one Win2000 and one WinXP) and a router between them, which connec...
Summary: Greetings! I have a home lan consisting of 3 pc's: 1.mandriva le 2005 2.same as above 3.win xp They are networked, working fine where file and prin...
Summary: hey guys well, we all are a part of a network (cable internet) connected by CAT5 cables ok, the thing here is there are these 4 guys who use the LAN...
Summary: whenever i go over my friends house and we have a LAN and we want to share files, it half works. he can take files from me(my network places>view wor...
Summary: Hi i want to limit only file sharing for computer in my home that is connected through lan. I dont want wireless access to the shared files, even if ...
Summary: I am wondering on how to connect to seperate LAN's for file sharing. Both of us have separate broadband providers and wireless routers. I know sharin...
Summary: I have a computer running under dos. I have the dos LAN DRIVERS setup on the dos system, and the win98 system is setup as well. I need to know where I...
Summary: Can I use my Netgear rp614 for file sharing between my home PC's[LAN?}without internet sharing?I have a 56k dial connection and internal modem so I do...
Summary: Recently got a new computer. I am already running a network through a hub with 4 other computers. now the lan connection on new computer was setup thr...
Summary: how can i set up two pcs on a lan network, one on xp and one on 98, to access all the drives on each other so they can copy any files stored on the ot...
Summary: does anyone have experience making a mac file shares accessible across a vpn connection? i have two independent lans (nt4.0 servers) connected in a d...
Summary: - I don´t have the windows firewall enabled in either one or any third party firewalls. - Both have the same workgroup. - I logon to both computers ...
Summary: I have two computers sharing a broadband internet cable connection. Computer A (Pentium III 750Mhz/128Mb RAM) is connected to the internet with ICF i...
Summary: How the hell do I do it, until i buy a router anyway? Just want file sharing/LAN and have internet through my cable modem at the same time. Each machi...
Summary: Hi all; I have three computers running WinXP Home on my LAN. I have enabled file sharing on certain folders on each machine. Once enabled, all three ...
Summary: ICS means Internet Connection Sharing. By allowing two devices on your LAN to share files, you have succeeeded in using ICS. But since you disbaled ...
Summary: I've got Adv Server as a Domain Controller, and have a couple of computers not on the domain, but want to share files and printers. I can see the Work...
Summary: My situation is I am in a LAN and sharing folders over it. There are 2 workgroups on LAN(say A and B) and I'm in workgroup A with another computer of ...
Summary: I am using a netgear wirless router (mr814) and I am trying to set up file sharing between my desktop (connected w/ a cable) and my laptop (connected ...
Summary: Just a quick msg to say that, after formatting C: Drive and reinstalling WinXP SP2 all is now working , even file sharing. Many thanks for the help, s...
Summary: I just recently bought a new mobo, processor, etc..and I added the dvd rom, cd writer and hard drives etc out of my old computer and put with the new ...
Summary: Hello Everyone !! My question is regarding file sharing in a LAN. I have (FINALLY !!) setup my home lan and everything is working perfect. I have two ...
Summary: i use a laptop connected to my college LAN (win 2000 based), the network uses a Linux HTTP proxy (or at least i think its only HTTP) and i want to use...
Summary: I have a small home LAN setup at home, with two computers. The downstairs computer (2.4Ghz/512MB DDR, Windows XP), and the upstairs computer (Windows ...
Summary: File sharing for the most part is a local or lan type of thing. If you systems are not part of a local area network the simple how to's don't apply. ...
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