I have two wireless access points at home. A Belkin 802.11g router set up as
an access point inside my domain with WPA-PSK. And I have a Netgear 802.11b
router outside my domain with WEP. This is for guest access to the Internet,
bypassing my domain.

Hope someone can help!   I've got a desktop, and two laptops.  desktop is
wired into wireless router.  laptops connect wirelessly (internet, printer
sharing all fine).
Desktop and Laptop1 can see all other computers in workgroup including

I just got a LG LS50 laptop with an Intel WirelessPro 2200BG adapter. I
am trying to connect it to my existing network via a Dlink DWL-2100AP.
The signal strength reports as ok but it won't connect. I am using WEP
128 bit security. The authentication is correct.

I need your help to configure my Home Networking:
1. I have one desktop and one laptop both with high configurations
(operating system, speed, RAM, capacity, ...).
2. I'm upgrading my exciting Internet line to ADSL.

I found WRAPI could get wireless signal strength value, but to use it
we have to disable zero configuration feature.
(web site:  http://sysnet.ucsd.edu/pawn/wrapi/)
Is there any one know WIN32 API to get signal strength value?

I need some real DNS entries.
What are your DNS entries if you entered them?
"Can I borrow other DNS entries from MSN, IBM, Sprint, etc. ?
How can I find some DNS entries to borrow?"

I just bought an AirLink Router & new laptop. I have no idea how to connect
them together & to my old desktop computer. I have an SBC DSL modem. Can
anyone help?

I have bought a Network card (Belkin Wireless G Network Card), and
Fixed it on my computer at home. Its driver and software are instaaled
properly. I have a PDA2K that has WLAN built-in. Do I need anything
else to create a network connection between these two?

Windows XP SP2 still automatically connects to a wireless network even when
Connect when this network is in range is unchecked. How do I stop Windows
from automatically connecting to a wireless network?

I've been working at trying to setup a simple ad-hoc 802.11g network
for the past three hours and I'm just about at my wits end and ready to
give up. I just don't understand why it's not working and I'm hoping
someone here can give me a bit of direction. Here's are the steps I've

I am working to setup 3 XP Pro computers into a wireless network.
The wizrd walks me thru the setup using a USB flash card. Then I am advised
to insert the card into my router's usb port. I have a Linksys router w/o a
USB port.

I am experiencing problems finding the wireless network that I wish to
connect to.  I am using a linksys wireless b 2.4 Ghz notebook adapter card.  
It is not showing any wireless network in range. The desktop computer that is
hard wired is fine as well as another laptop (that ...

hi, ive set up a wireless network between my desktop and laptop so that i cna
use the internet on both, but i want to be able to access my files from the
each machine from the other...
i assume this means i need ot set up a workgroup. anyone, please!, how do i

I am using dlink DI624 wireless router (hardwired) connected to a desktop
running XP SP2 connected to a CNET NIC.  I cannot get the network to stay
connected to the router for more than 5 seconds before disconnect.  It stays
disconnected for about 4 - 5 seconds and reconnects for ...

I work in the pharmaceutical industry in the IT department. I currently
support just shy of 400 users.  At least half of the users use high
speed to connect to our network and most of them use wireless.  We
currently use Toshiba Tecra M3 as a standard for their laptops. When we