Summary: can anyone help me setup my network? my host computer is a windows XP pro sp2 with 2 ethernet cards 1 for the broadband internet and the other for the...
Summary: I just configured a home networking using a cross over cable. My Win 98 Desktop has connection to the internet (dial up for now) and it will be actin...
Summary: I am attempting to network my notebook (running 98se) with my desktop (running XP). I am making a setup floppy in the desktop. When i try to run it in...
Summary: The crossover cable is the cheapest way to go. It is reliable. Provided you don't have it going long distances. Less than 300'. All you do is connect ...
Summary: Hi guys, I need help from you experts out there. Basic information: 1. 3 Desktop - 1 connected to DSL modem (1 port), 2 standalone PCs with network ca...
Summary: I need help on find two network management systems suitable for Win NT and Win 2000 Server. One of the system must be suitable for small network and t...
Summary: im planning to start an internet cafe and i have a very basic idea in networking. i will be using 2 switches (16 and 24) and 1 router. can anyone hel...
Summary: Hello, I have bought a VOIP device that connects directly to the internet ethernet point to access the internet. However, my laptop has two ethernet c...
Summary: I need help with this BIG time. I have three computers two laptops running xp and one desktop running 98. I want to use the desktop as a server and a ...
Summary: I have a pretty basic understanding of networking, but not all that much. I have 3 machines, and I would be very interested in networking them, as the...
Summary: Hello I went through the network wizard to setup a connection between two computers. They are both connected to a router. Anyway, the PC I am on now h...
Summary: Hi, I'm a newbie with networking and need help. I'm not up on all the terminology, so sorry if my description is off, but here goes: I have this old ...
Summary: You should only need the network setup disk. One tool in XP is on help and support pages about network diag. Netbui and netbios used to be a security ...
Summary: Hi, im after some help in setting up a semi-temp home network - basically set my PC up so people can conect thier pcs in to game and share internet ac...
Summary: u dont need ICS, u need to right click My Computer > click properties > click computer name tab > click on change > set an easy to remember computer n...
Summary: You dont need a router, and if your desperate you can use Microsoft home networking wizard(its pants, thats why i sed if ur desperate) and then you ne...
Summary: i have a wireless router built in modem and i use wireless pc card able to connect them to the internet. but im having trouble setting up the network....
Summary: To all the Sys Admins.... I have the job of reconfiguring our whole network setup at work, I'm a newbie, however i catch on quickly. Right now the net...
Summary: You should be able to use any brand name for the wireless network cards - I installed a LinkSys card in my daughter's PC, and it works fine, even thou...
Summary: Hi all, I need some help with a recent problem I have encountered whilst using the Internet in any manner (Browsing, downloading, using Xbox Live). He...
Summary: I have made a sketch of my network layout in a word.doc and i need your advice and opinion. How do i post it here for all you to see? can i e-mail it...
Summary: First off let me say I'm new to Networking. I have just created my home network of two computers and I can't get the printer to work from the second c...
Summary: Hi all, I'm visiting my mother and trying to help her set up a network between her desktop and laptop. I use a simple network at home with a cable mod...
Summary: Hi! I need help connecting to my computer via me Wireless lan card. Me Dad's computer connects fine through an ethernet cable but when I try to connec...
Summary: yes you can do this. the cable is sometimes called a crossover cable. I've never dealt with a cable modem but I'm assuming it uses the network card o...
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