How can I filter Mac addresses ?
anyone know where I can get buy a cheap router or device to filter
[access] mac addresses.
I need to allow a pool of mac addresses [users] through to the gateway.

I am doing a new pull in a buried 2" pvc pipe between two metal
buildings. approximately 130-150 feet with 3 90 degree elbows. BEcause
of the 90's I suppose I should use PLENUM rated cables (of either
type) since it's a little tougher and I don't want to knick it up

Ok, so I got a D-Link DI-604 router and since then I am unable to play any
online games as they set my IP to be my local network IP by default. I have
tried putting this computer on the DMZ but it didn't change anything, games
think my IP is 192.x.x.x anyway...Any help ?

I have adsl internet connection and cabled router on a small office network.
It would be convenient if I could log into my network from a remote location
using IPsec or VPN. This is a problem as ISPs regularly change IP addresses.
How can I get around this, and still be able to do ...

One of our employees visited a joke site and every
since we've been plagued with resource consuming
background apps and popups. We've bought spyware
and anti popup ware but "some" still get thru somehow.

I have a Motorola cable modem w/ a Motorola router and Motorola
wireless card on a computer in another room in my home.  As part of
the security, the router seems to change IP addresses occasionally and
though the main box works fine, the romote box with the wireless card

I have several PC's, hooked up to a 100 MBits standard router/internet
gateway by means of RJ-45 cables. (IP adresses in the range
192.168.0.xxx).
On the other hand, I wanted to transfer large files between two PC at

We have purchased a number of Netgear WG302 devices recently and
deployed them on our network.  We run then in WPA with RADIUS using
TKIP encryption.  They appear to be working intermittantly.  Employees
are able to successfully authenticate with the RADIUS server through

I am having a problem here that just started for some odd reason.
I have a home network all the computers except for one is a  wired
connection. My laptop is wireless. When I try to access the laptop I am
getting a 'permission denied" I have checked the laptop , the entire c:

Is it possible to get the router to accept my computers static adress which
is not in the subnet that my router assigns adresses in?
If I let my router assign IP's, it will give me an adresses in the
192.168.1.x range, and I can also make a static assignment in that range and

maybe someone can help me to understand:
I just tested the following configurations of two PCs connected with a
Switch, Windows 2000 and TCP/ IP:
A)

Is there a good website that lists ports and IP address ranges of
commonly used web content.  We just bought a new firewall for our
growing company network and there is soo much content that needs
blocked such as streaming music from yahoo (and others), web sites,

Anyone can help me out with this problem please??
I want to share internet between a PC with and XP Pro and a notebook
having the XP home edition.
I set up the network using a crossover cable between the network cards

I have a wireless setup for my laptop(XP_Home) and I wanted to add my
wired desktop(98SE) to the network as I don't have a wireless PC card.
The problem is my desktop doesnot have a CAT5 input only phone line. I
was until now connecting to my cable modem using USB port but now the

I am setting up a new netgear wgr614v4 on someone's PC.  Here is how
things were, before I tried to set the router up, when everything was
working fine:
This is a setup that should have no problems whatsoever: She has a