Does anyone know how I would be able to change my MTU, Maximum Trasmitting Units on a Wireless
networking router. In particularly a Linksys super-g Router. I need to know to connect my xbox
360 to the network. Thanks, CoLDFuSIoN...

I don't know if that is the right title but here goes. The computer I'm on is connected to
the internet via dial-up and has a printer connected to it. My computer has no internet connection,
but has many graphics programs and things that I would like to transfer the the internet connected
computer. I had the computers networked when I had highspeed internet and a cable modem, but
I'm not sure how to network them now that their both not on the internet. So my question is,
how do I network these two computers? (I know it's probably very simple)...

So my question is this, I have a desktop pc connected to the net through a wired modem. I also have
a free (as in not used) wireless network adapter build in to the desktop pc which I want to share
with a laptop. The goal is to have a live internet connection on the laptop. What are the steps I
need to follow to achive my goal. Thnx in advance EDIT: additional info, I have winxp installed on
the desktop and windows vista installed on the laptop...

I am running a wireless router. I connect my computer. I plug in my lan connected to a wired router.
wired router is connected to anther computer. How can I get the internet to work for the last
computer? Cross-over cables don't like my computers which is why im using a router. I just
haven't been able to figure this out. Thanx for any help. Please check your posts for spelling
mistakes ...

Hello Folks, Long time since i last posted here. Anyways, I am having problems or rather having
issues about networking my PC with the MAC at home through a Modem+wireless router. I have been
using a normal DSL modem since i switched to broadband 5 years ago. A Lucent Cell Pipe 20A USB. I
finally decided i needed to change my modem because firstly the drivers werent updated any more and
secondly the product is discontinued. I bought a new Wireless ADSL2 + Modem router. This is what i
was told to buy as i had no idea of what i needed for the upgrade. Its a NETGEAR DG834G...

Hi, I recently installed RealVNC so that I can look after a remote computer on my network. I have
installed the server on computer a and the client on computer b! The server is running in
service mode and has been setup with a password for authentication. My first problem comes when I
try to connect from B to A. I get different errors messages including Connection Timed Out and
Connection Refused. I have unblocked the ports on windows firewall (ports 5920 and 5820 (thats what
im using)) and opened a series of ports on my router to allow access. Using command prompt ...

I was working on a site the other day and noticed something interesting. The tech support guy on the
other end seems to have remotely logged into the computer I was working on, but without my noticing
(or not very easily). I had my printers window open already but noticed that some of them were
"auto-deleting" and renaming themselves. I know remote desktop (like VNC) can do this but at least
it will show the other user what's happening. This one seems to be working in the background
without any user knowledge. I would think that if I didn't have that printer fold...

I lived in Indonesia with less knowledges that i had, I am having a chance to bulding a networking ,
specially in wireless technology. It would make 8 clients using Win Xp and a Server. Anyone would
help me make this thing came true, What kind of PC (Specifications) for the Cliants should I have,
and others equipments. I am trying to build in an office, so. the range would be just beyond 100
meters. Thanks for your attention and good coorporation. Looking forward to it. Regards Farhan
my mail ...

Hi all, i have just recently upgraded my home network to a wireless connection. I have a older
laptop (maybe 2 years) that doesn't have a built in wireless lan. i am trying to work out what i
should do for a wireless lan adapter. Should i get a USB connector or a PCMCIA card? i borrowed a
friends PCMCIA card and put it into my laptop so see how the range was! it was really, really
bad! my friend also lent me his psp to test the signal sstrength. The PSP could get 100%
strength while the PCMCIA card could get nothing. does this mean that the PCMCIA cards are...

I have 3 PC's all XP, networked. All 3 have internet access and are part of the same work
group. PC #1 can access shared folders on PC#2 and PC#3. PC #2 can only access shared folders on
PC #1. PC #3 can only access shared folders on PC #1. PC #2 and 3 can't access shared folders
on each other. Any thoughts?...

Just bought a new Laptop and would like to configure it to connect to my PC for File Sharing and
Internet . My PC Details are as follows : Connects to the Internet via a ADSL USB Modem. Cellpipe
20A USB modem. PC has 1 Dlink Network Card (Internal). My Laptop Details: Its a Compaq Presario
V5233EA with a built in network card and wifi. I am completely new to the networking scene so
please tell me what extra information you need. I have a Cross over cable and i have connected both
the computers and it connects. Just that the first time it showed me that it was u...

NetGear has been installed on my computer for quite a while....and I use it for Wireless Internet.
Recently I tried reading some articles about how to secure my wireless Internet through WEP/WPA
encryption or blocking of Mac addresses. The encryption methods are messed and I don't know
which Mac addresses to block. I was wondering if there was a way to see who is using my wireless
connection to get on the Internet. I have no idea which tab in the NetGear information pop-up tells
this, but I was guessing that the 'site survey' tab did the job. Except then if...

Since I haven't had any luck with my internet connection sharing problem which i posted
previously, due to the terrible quality of service here, i've decided a second connection may be
the answer. I won't give up the cable because i also have 2 phone lines on it, plus cable tv,
but I will get a 256K DSL connection in addition to my 128K cable. The benefits of this will be that
it's double, plus i'll get the full 256K connection for myself without having to share it
with other users. (I explained previously about the 10to1 ratio used here in pakistan)...

I tried to look for solutions on how to set this up properly but can't find any more information
than what I have known or tried already. Currently, I have one laptop (Windows XP Home) and a
desktop (Windows 98SE) setup to use the internet. They both have wireless cards/adapters and can go
online through the router without any problems. The problem is how do I share files between them?
For Windows 98, I have enabled File Sharing and chose a folder for sharing. Does it matter if
it's a Family Logon or do I have to set it to Microsoft...something Network logon...

I am planning on getting cable internet within the next month, and I noticed my last phone bill,
$60!!! I always see the Vonage commercials on the TV, but I don't know if it is
the best for me. I'm hoping that someone out there has VoIP service, so they can help me. I just
have a couple questions that their websites do not answer. 1. If I'm playing a multiplayer game
over the internet, and my phone rings, or someone makes a call, will I notice a large drop in
connection speed? 2. Would it be possible to use a fax machine over the connection...

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Right, so I have two computers and they're linked with a Linksys Networking ..err.. thing. It
worked fine for nearly a year, and then suddenly stopped. I know it's hooked up correctly
because nobody touched the wires in between the time when it was working and when it wasn't.
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particular networking thing isn't the most reliable device and that I might be bette...

Could i run Linux operating system on my server and have my other 2 computers running on windows xp
professional, as i have heard that it can be a right pain in the groin /laugh.gif' border='0'
style='vertical-align:middle' alt='laugh.gif' /> to network together. So would it be alright to do
this or will it stop my internet....

I'm trying to set up a small home network between two computers. I have SUsE linux on one
computer, and XP pro on the other. I believe I have the hardware end sorted out, but I am having
much trouble with the set-up of the network devices. on the linux machine, it is asking for an IP
address for the computer. I don't know what I should put, can someone clue me in? On the XP
machine, it is trying to renew my IP address, but it will not renew it. It than says that it has
"Little or No Connectivity". I can't hook the computers up to a brodband internet to get th...

Everybody is interesting in the big new world of grid computing should post under this topic. First
Question: What is Grid Computing? Grid is a type of parallel and distributed system that enables
the sharing, selection, and aggregation of geographically distributed "autonomous" resources
dynamically at runtime depending on their availability, capability, performance, cost, and
users' quality-of-service requirements. But what are typically grid computing environments? Do
anybody have experience with GD in real use?...

Hey i was just wondering is it possible, since i have two computer (looking at buying my own, the
other two are family owned) and a ps2 all wanting to be connected to the net, i bought a switch. It
is a 5 pot switch and i have one port spare. See my adsl modem is connected to the switch and then
my two computers and ps2 connect into that becuase they are in the in the same room. Ok now to my
question i was just wondering since, i want to have my own computer in my room and able to connect
to the internet and network ( i live in a two story house, my room is upstairs so i...

I recently purchased myself an XBox, but now I find myself in a pickle trying to get it networked up
without having to take it and set it by the router everytime I want to get on Live. The situation
is that there's two phone jacks in the entire house, neither of which by where I desire the XBox
to live, the router, Netgear WGR614v4, is hooked up to one and the computers all connect to it
wirelessly. I'm done trying to figure out a way to get it to work without buying any more
networking equipment, even though I still don't like paying $70 to $100,...