Summary: I'm using cable through Cox and more and more frequently the connection gets dropped. The only way I can get it working again is to turn off the compu...
Summary: Quite confused about this message, "Connecting through WAN Miniport (PPPoE)" I have my modem connect to the wan port on the linksys router(BEFSR11), ...
Summary: My roommate and I have recently started sharing one cable connection thru a router. We have a wired modem and we both use 98se. I have seen a huge re...
Summary: Hi I am trying to setup an Efficient Networks 5861 router with my cable connection (NTL UK). Problem is the DSL input port on the router is RJ-14 and...
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: Hi! Can anyone tell me if it is possible to connect two PC's through Ethernet card? I use Direct Cable Connection through serial port to share files, ...
Summary: Hi there! I am having an incredibly strange problem with my network in my dorm room. After 6+ years of Computer/Network repair I've never seen anythi...
Summary: For the last few months, my connection has been perfectly fine. A WinXP, a Win98SE, and an XBOX all using the same Uniden ENR-1504 router to connect t...
Summary: Morning (it is in the UK)Guys and Gals. I have set up a network with W2K Server, 12 W2K workstations all connected through a 24 port switch. Everythin...
Summary: Hi, I used to have internet connection through QWEST. Now I have Internet connection through Mediacom, which is cable internet. I use a modem called R...
Summary: Hi Cameron. From what you're saying it looks like you have a "combo" unit. It's a DSL modem with a router built into it. Is this correct? If so, t...
Summary: All you need to do is network the two computers together using a crossover cable. Thenone computer will act as the host and be the one to actually con...
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: Richard2 Hil,, The following troubleshoot assumes both laptops are running WinXP. Although the Laptop with both Wireless and Wired Network adapters ca...
Summary: Because of a move, I recently had to change from a DSL ISP where I had a static IP address to Sprint/Earthlink broadband using Sprint as my DSL provid...
Summary: The purpose of "Active Uplink" is so that you do not need to use a crossover cable when connecting like devices. In this instance the cable from the r...
Summary: I have been having quite a time getting an internet connection through my router + hub. My cable connection goes into a hub in the living room and I g...
Summary: This problem is for those of you who like riddles. Here is my current setup: ISP Cable > Motorola SBV5120 > Netgear WGT624 > 4 computers One of my com...
Summary: If you look at the back of the wireless g router you'll see one WAN port and (probably) 4 LAN ports. You have 2 PC clients to connect through Etherne...
Summary: I am running two XP machines with an SBC Yahoo DSL internet connection through a Linksys BEFSR41 4-port router. I have a rather frustrating problem in...
Summary: Sorry - was in a rush before! I have a wireless broadband router which the cable modem is plugged in to. My parents computer has a wireless card in it...
Summary: We have a small office network with a cisco 1800 series router (Group A). The router is configured to provide access to the internet but to a very sel...
Summary: You have given us all the information needed except the most important thing, the model number of the router. The behaviour you describe is what you w...
Summary: Hi Guys; I need your help, I have a network here which have 4 computers connected & one network printer. They all operate perfectly through a normal s...
Summary: I'm sure this has been posted before. I've scoured the web and many people have this problem, but I never found any solutions. I have a Dlink di 713...
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