Listen up Lexington, KY !!!
Networking, and Network Security is very important if you own a biz, or if
you have a home network.
We offer both wired and wireless installation, network security audits,

I want to set up a password protected, wireless internet access
throughout my 2 story house using a wireless router connected to a
cable modem.
At www.outpost.com is the following:

I'm working on a University in chile, and we have a very big network,
who interconnet campus all over the country, but, in every campus we
have a dedicated Internet conection, and to filter the content who
goes outside, we have a proxy server.

I have my desktop connected, via ethernet and crossover cable, to my
laptop. The network setup works fine.  Both are using WinXP Pro SP1.
I have a large 4GB file on my laptop in My Documents that I want to
transfer to my desktop. Where do I put the file in order to access it

I am using a cable modem
If I connect directly to the modem, I can easily change my
dynamic ip by dos commands
call ipconfig /release

I need to know if adsl works like a dial-up connection, or if it is
"bound" to the specific phoneline. If I packed my adslmodem, the splitter,
etc., and took it to someone else's house, could I use my adsl connection
over their phoneline as with a dial-up?

Equipment:
Desktop XP-SP2 hardwired to a Linksys WRT54G Wireless Router
Laptop XP-SP2 with Linksys WPC54G Wireless Adapter
The Router is configured to have WEP Security with 128 bit encryption

I've re-installed Win98 onto a machine on my SOHO but can't get the
network working again.
I've a wireless router and 4 machines, 3 connected wirelessly and all3
used to work. The one I'm re-installing Win98 onto, has obviously

I have a wireless router (bought in error) which has 4 No RJ45 sockets for
LAN connections and 1 No RJ45 connection for a WAN connection.
(The wireless side of it i have sussed having now set up a wireless
modem/router and network etc but am now trying to make use of erroneous buy ...

I'm new to the networking.  I have a linksys wireless system for my
home DSL.  I have a desktop with the wireless adaptor and a laptop with
a wireless card.  All are Linksys and all work great.
My question is, why can' the two compters see each other?.  I want to

   I thought I was running a legitimate version of Win XP PRO
(pruchased on the internet) but now I am having my doubts.
   Someone told me that Microsoft has sabotaged any system that it
believes is not legit but sending out false update packets that

Ok, the theory is to run real-time full motion video down gigabit
ethernet, like having a TiVo in one room, and watching it on a TV in the
next, but over ethernet instead of losing quality over s-vid/RCA's or
coax, and of course not dropping to analog until the TV - or even at all

Used to hear Linksys were the best, but then heard of some security
issues.  I think they released and update/fix, and haven't heard anything
since so I assume that means it worked.
But, I've also heard Netgear is better.

How good is Windows XP SP2's firewall compared to ZoneAlarm or Sygate?
Any known vulnerabilities with it?
    Yousuf Khan

I have problems to install the OnBoard LAN driver. My computer has a
Acer Motherboard with Nforce4 Chipset. (The exact name is: Acer Aspire
T140 - Athlon64 3400+ 512/160 DVD±RW GF6600 XPH).
Does anybody have the same problems? I don't know how to install the