Basically I want more of my pcs in the LAN to have a 100.00 Mbps
connection instead of 10 Mbps. I know the network cards in the pc can
handle it. So what should I look for in a switch (any examples) to make
this possible? I am looking at maybe 20 - 30 pcs to have 100mbps.

Hi All and thanks for reading this.
I have 2 belkin 802.11b cards, one in the pc and other one in laptop running
in ad-hoc mode. Running Xp Pro on pc and XP home on laptop.
All was working fine until a couple of weeks ago and now I cannot get onto

what is the best service to use to hide ones IP address?
Is there a good free one to use?
thanks

There are users on our Wireless network running BitTorrent
to download files from the Internet, which is fine with our
usage rules.  But BitTorrent works by allowing people from
the Internet to download from the user's computer.  That

Jusg got 4 new PC's with win XP pro (sp2) loaded and want to network them
together so used the wizard. Ran the wizard on the first machine and
followed suit on the other three.
1st machine

My PC is connected to the web through a ZyXEL Prestige DSL modem.
Under Network Connections it is set to obtain IP AND dns addresses
automatically.
If I type "www.google.com" into IE , it navigates there OK as with all

I am looking for a good quality Cat 6 cable. I have been put off
Belden's Datatwist because the pairs are bonded and I don't want the
installation hassle.
I have got some good pricing on Nexans (Alcatel). Anyone know if this

Well, I did a Google search and, if I found the information that I want,
I didn't understand it.  So I'll just come right out and ask.
I have three computers with 802.11g wireless cards already installed.  I
also just happen to have a wireless access point, Belkin F5D7130.  I do

Greetings to all,
I have (again) a bit strange question. Some time ago, I acquired Nortel
Networks PP2430 Remote Office Suite 16M Flash Card. Not knowing anything
about it (except that it works) i tossed it in a drawer and found it few

Am looking for a utility that will let me disconnect from network
without having to reconfigure the LAN card.  Am currently going
through system/ hardware/disconnect but I have to reenter the
configuration every time I restore connection.

Can anyone confirm how Windows uses more than one DNS server
addresses in its configuration i.e. Does Windows try the next DNS
server if there is no resolution of the address, or only if there is
no response from the DNS server?

What I want to do is go ReplayTV's Ethernet out to an external DVD burner
with Firewire.  Would it work, or not without running thru a computer?
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I would like to know what is the difference between a wireless Access
point (AP) and a cable/DSL wireless router. Do both of them need to
connect to a cable/DSL modem provided by the ISP in order to share an
internet connection. What about Wi-Fi that the local ISP provides :) .

I've got an Adtran TSU 120 unit that's been supplied to me by a telecom.
vendor.  It's "splitting" a factional T1 between voice & data (the voice
part is working & taken care of already).  The data is, from what I've been
told, "ready to go" with a few IP's waiting for me.  All I ...