Summary: Hi guys...i have a home network with 5 PC in it...some friends of mine are on it too. What i whant to do is to find a program so that all of as would ...
Summary: We wish to network 10-12 PCs in our office using WiFi. Since all the PCs have inbuilt webcams, we would like to know the possibilities of video confer...
Summary: I am trying to play a video game over my home network. The problem is I need to put the game disk in on each computer in order to start the video gam...
Summary: I was wondering how I would install a program over a network. My idea was to install it on this pc and then copy the files and modify the registry on...
Summary: Actually, spend $50 and get the best Small Office and HOme router. Best Buy has the LinkSys BEFSR41 Ehterfast Cable/DSL Router with 4-port switch on s...
Summary: hi guys let me explain the problem in more details: the game name is "medal of honor allied assault" and it uses just tcp/ip _and not ipx/spx compati...
Summary: Trying to share scanner over lan, scanner is connected to usb port in XP home comp, trying to scan on XP home and Win2000 comps. Enabled printer throu...
Summary: When ever I try to start a program over telnet the server runs the program but it’s nowhere to be seen on the desktop (server). Also I know it is runn...
Summary: hi, i can't connect to any file sharing programs over my metwork. i'm sharing an internet connection (cable, attached to other computer), using a prog...
Summary: Hi. I need to print over LAN from computer running Win95 to printer attached to computer running Win2000 Professional. When I try to install aditional...
Summary: You will not get 'broadcast quality' TV images over the LAN. View any webcam setup and you will see that the frame rate is exceedingly low [down to 6 ...
Summary: Need to share 2 applications and need your help desparately, as I am familiar with networking and set up the LAN, but when it comes to application sha...
Summary: Hi, This address should get you to a help page discussing EtherNet vs USB on Viking clones as yours and mine: Help: IP Addressing/IP Address">http:...
Summary: Hey, I am trying to share MS OFFICE 2000 on both of my computers. I have a LAN set up and MS OFFICE is on one of these computers. The other computer h...
Summary: Hi There i hope you can help! I have set up a fully functioning Wireless LAN using Intel anypoint II wireless network to connect a desktop PC and a La...
Summary: First, stop poking that! You'll go blind. Secondly, plan out your network. The easiest (and safest) way to set up a home network is to pick up a 4-p...
Summary: I have a small home LAN consisting of three win98 systems. They each have their own dialup modem and are not using ICS. I need to convert the LAN from...
Summary: Is there a program htat will let me share usb/com port devices over my lan. I would like to be able to share things like usb web cams, bluetooth devic...
Summary: Hi everyone, Is it possible to play DVD video over ethernet? The setup I propose: "server" Thinkpad p300, 320ram, DVD rom, 10/100 pcmcia nic 4 port r...
Summary: Hello and hi there.. I'm a final year student and would like to make an integrated application which will enable all of the students and lecturer to s...
Summary: Ok well is that the only way to share a folder over the internet?all i neeed to be able to do is to be able to "browse" the the folder from another pr...
Summary: I have 3 computers on a LAN each sharing the same internet connection. Computer 1 - Internet Connection+Printer Computer 2+3 - Sharing Internet from C...
Summary: Yes you would need a cross over wire on that RJ45 Cable. Altought i have the same set up of two computer connected using a RJ45 Cross over wire in a 1...
Summary: Firstly I am not sure if this is even possible but how can I share the video resource over my LAN captured from my video card. Like sharing a printer ...
Summary: I'm trying to play Warcraft 3 over LAN via crossover cable. I have 2 computers both with Windows XP Service Pack 2. The Ip Address is: PC1 - 192.168.0...
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