I currently have a Linksys BEFSR41 router that hooks into my cable
modem and then feeds my network with DHCP turned off.  I have run web
servers in the past from this setup by forwarding some port other that
80 (which is generally blocked by ISP's) to one of the statically

I have 2 isdn lines connected to a telephone switch and a BT analog
line connected to an adsl router. I wish to move the hardware to
another room 20 meters away but it will be difficult to hard wire to
the new location. So I'm wondering if it is possible to leave the Isdn

Good day and thanks ahead for your time.
I'm having alot of problems with my internet connection slowing down on a
3meg ADSL.  My Telco tells me I have high constant Upload coming from my
LAN, testing from the router that's about 3 feet away from my firewall.

I have consoles on a network that have Auto log-on scripts running.
Part of the log-on script is that a ".lnk" file be opened, but a
warning message from Windows XP comes up saying that these filetype
can contain malicious code and the user can choose if he will open

Is there a website i can learn about routing tables and how it works step by
step.

I have a cable modem feeding a Belkin wireless router.  The router has
4 ports (one going to my main computer and another has a patch cord
for my laptop for large file transfers (faster).
Due to tranmission issues, I am thinking about running a hard line to

"When computer wants to send a packet over the net, it formats a packet
with the router's physical address and the destination address (protocol
address) of the target host. "
i get confused on the physical address part of the router.  it makes sense

Is it possible to Upgrade the SnapServer 4000 Series??
Mine Currently has 4 30gb drives in it and I wanted to put in 4 250gb
drives.
SnapAppliance said that the OS does not Support more then 120gb...

I am getting 2 MBPS from my ISP on the serial port of my router. I
have two Ethernet ports, I want to give 1 MBPS to one Ethernet port
and 1 MBPS to other Ethernet port. I wish to use two Ethernet ports to
two different network. Please advice me how to configure this on the

  I have the following home LAN setup. A cable modem attached in
serial to a router that connects two computers (in parrallel) to the
internet.
Cable Modem --> Router --[ 1 laptop + 1 desktop ]

Hi there, currently i am doing a reserach on the Microsoft Windows
Server 2003. I was wondering if anyone could help me to find what are
the types of networks that the Windows 2003 Server can manage. If
anyone could suggest me

We have one of common Wireless AP/Router with 4 wired ports,
LinkSys BEFW11S4. We would like to expand its wireless coverage.
Here is what we plan to do:
- Keep current AP/Router as the central AP/Router connected to WAN

how would i go an dhead do this
.
    An IP datagram is received with the following initial bytes in the
header (in hexadecimal): 4F 00 00 52 01 01 00 00 05 06 20 11 0C 06 07 09 0A

I have a home network (3 computers) which works fine. They all share
the same ADSL line which is connected to the network hub by a netcomm
modem/router. The problem is that sometimes all computers can connect
to the internet, and at other times only some can. By that I mean

I have a wireless network at home with a D-Link router. Two pc's (win
XP home and win 98SE)  are connected wireless and one pc (win XP home)
is connected with a cable to the router. My network works fine. I have
internet access on each pc (very fast, cable modem) and I can share