I have a Windows Server 2003 Domain in which I have implemented
wireless netowrking which is secured WPA and 802.1X certificate
authentication of computers and users, as per Microsoft best practise.
So long as wireless configuration is manually configured, networking

Is it possible to extend a wireless network to about 500 feet (from one
house to another)? and if so what equipment would most likely be required?
Both houses are directly opposite one another, there are no other
buildings/tree's etc in between. I currently have a Linksys WRT54G ...

Windows XP
Service Pack 2
Network is connected on wireless.
I have selected SHARE on the C:\ drive for each of three computers.

This is a bit of a long story but I think it may be helpful in understanding
my problem.
I have a Dell Inspiron 7500 with a Linksys PMCIA wiress network card.
When I lived in Kirkland, WA I purchased a Belkin F6D3230-4 (a 4-port switch

I have set up Windows 2003 R2 Certificate Services along with IAS to enable
port authentication.  I have used the "Securing Wireless LANs with
Certificate Services" Build guide and "Deployment of IEEE 802.1X for Wired
Networks Using Microsoft Windows" as guides to configure ...

I have a two computer comprising desktop/laptop>>internet). [Hardware is
Netgear Wireless Router WNR834B > Cable Modem]. The name of the workgroup is
WORKGROUP.
Simple file sharing is enabled on computers and network permissions enabled

When in range of publicly-available WIFI service, on my computer running
XP-Home, I can simply click on my Outlook Express and Internet Explorer
icons and I'm in business.
On my new computer running XP-Media Center, that doesn't work.  OE says "The

Windows XP
Three computers
Office (Host), Kitchen (Client), Garage (Client)
All three  connect to internet

Have desktop in house with router and a couple of additional desktops
connected by cable to hub. Just bought new wireless laptop and want to use in
the house (has Intel PRO/Wireless 3945ABG network connection). Replaced
router with new wireless router (old and new router both ...

I am trying to extend the range of my WPA-PSK and MAC protected home
wireless lan which almost covers my entire home but not quite.  I cannot
move the main router because its location is dictated by its attachment to
the broadband cable router on one edge of the house. I tried an ...

Is it possible to connect a computer to two LANs simultaneously?
The reason I ask, is because I now have one network, a combination of
wired and wireless, that my wife and I use for local computing (calcs,
word processing, browsing the internet, email, etc) and I also use for

OK, so I've got some issues with my laptop.  I have a MPC T1000 laptop
with and ORiNOCO wireless card.  I've been using my laptop as a main
computer using ethernet but I moved and figured it would be easier to
switch to wireless ... NO.  So, I am running XP Pro with SP2 and I'm

I currently have a PC and a notebook on a WLAN via a modem hub. I would like
to set up an alternative ethernet LAN which I would use for a gaming app.
that can be played between both computers. Is this feasible and if so is
there a particular setup procedure to follow?

an old friend has opened a very small cafe near a college in a small town in
Ontario, Canada...
$$$ is extremely tight but she thinks that if the cafe was a wifi hotspot
more students would come by...

I'm running Windows 2000 professional and I tried installing the
Linksys software to enable the wireless adapter. During install the
machine crashed and never completed the installation. WHen I try
install again it says "driver is installed" and will not allow me to go