I'm trying to figure out how to change my router's mac address, then
reset the router from within a seperate program... basically the point
is to not need to login to the router to change its settings...
my router is a netgear mr814v2, and I've have been trying for the past

I am using a Netgear Router and Firewall.
Whilst out of the office, I can enter my ISP - provided IP address to get
access to my network.
If I'm in the office, if I enter the same (external) IP address I get

My network currently uses 3 Netgear GS724T switches (24 port copper
10/100/1000), and they're currently uplinked via CAT5e patch cables.
Performance has been fairly good, but I know that if we keep adding
more switches, cascading like this will cause memory and performance

           Trying to help a friend.  Her small office has a network printer
and one wireless laptop.  They just installed a new desktop into the network
that could not "see" the laptop or the printer so they setup a network from
the laptop in XP.  The new computer prints through ...

Can I connect an external hard drive to a networked printer via the unused
usb
connection.  The printer is attached to a router via ethernet.  Can I plug
an external hard drive (a usb drive) into the printer's USB port and see it

I am implementing a TRENDnet NAS device, TS-U200 and I find that it is
hard coded for an IP of 192.168.1.2.  This is not the scope of IP I am
providing with my router, 192.168.16.1 - 192.168.16.6 for various
reasons.