I have XP Pro SP2 on both Desktop and Laptop
I recently exchanged my keyboard for a Logitech MB5000 laser Keyboard
and Logitech Mx Laser Mouse. I have my PC and Laptop wirelessly linked
using the Linksys WRT54GS Router and a Linksys Wireless G Notebook

I do not see my Ethernet card when issuing the command "ipconfig
/all" while logging in as the administrator. I do see the NIC when
logging in as a regular user. I have checked the Device Manager
and the NIC works fine. And it indeed works fine because I have no

I have three pcs running Win 98SE, Win XP and Knoppix (Debian Linux).
Each machine is equipped with a NIC card.
I also have a 5 ports switch I can use. Three Cat 5 cables.
I want to setup a LAN where both the Windows machines can access the

If a router can function as an AP, why do AP's cost more than routers

I have 3 machines here, all running the same OS with same updates.
Computers A and B are connected to a D-Link DGL-4300 by wire, and
computer C wirelessly. Windows firewall is disabled, and no other
firewall is enabled.

I have a desktop pc, W XP home sp2, no wireless card.
I am getting a laptop, W XP home with a wireless LAN card.
Do I have to get a router to connect them ( I know nothing) ? or would a USB adapter fitted to the
desktop machine work ad hoc ?

I bought a new Netgear FVS318 router for a friend and he has a Sony Vaio
with a docking station. When the laptop is in the docking station I cannot
get connectivity with the router, if I take the laptop out of the docking
station everything is fine.

I've got a Linksys Router with a port that will only support 10mb [half or
full dpx]
My diagnostics so far
1 - Tried hooking different computers to bad port

I'm trying to figure out a way to make some sort of vpn (or other) connection
to my friend's computer thats a city away. We successfully connected using
the pptp but the problem is the speed. Transfer is like 2kb per second. Thats
just rediculas. I know that my isp's servers are ...

Hi, I got a Gigafast WF719-CAPR wireless router recently and since
then, I had trouble installing it (although it seems quite simple, I
know ...) The most frustrating problem right now is the impossibility
to access the IP address of the router (192.168.1.***), even if I plug

Hello all: I'm connecting 4 houses to a satellite broadband feed thru a
D-Link DI 604. The cable runs will be 275ft, 190ft, 170ft, 120ft. Cable
is cat5e flooded. Will this setup work ok?

Guys,
I have a setup where it's perfect, except I am short of 1 (one) TX100
port.  I don't want to put in another switch/hub and for sure there
will be no further expansion to this (specialized) LAN.

The situation is this: I have a PC with cable modem connected via a
long inverted or crossed over, I don't know how this UTP cable layout
is called, it's when both endings are different and you use them to
connect 2 PC. Anyway, this cable goes to my moms PC and she enjoys

Just a very theoretical question here, about having parallel connections
from one computer to a router.
I have a ´D-Link DGL-4300 router with gigabit switch and WLAN. On one
computer I have a gigabit ethernet adapter on the motherboard, and a WLAN