I installed a new Linksys wireless laptop card and connected to my wireless
network (my home pc).  Although I am showing connection with "excellent"
signal strength, my computer shows "limited or no connectivity."  The only
thing I can see is that it shows "Automatic Private ...

I googled a bit around this phrase, but didn't find a good answer.
I am using WPA-PSK with EAS encryption (WPA2) to connect my wireless
clients to a 802.11n draft router (D-link DIR-655). The connection works
as advertised, but I keep getting this message bubble, just a second

I have three PCs - 2 desktops running WinXPProSP2; 1 laptop running WMCE 2004.
The primary desktop connects directly to to a wirelessrouter using Cat5e
which is in turn connected to a Cisco DSL router. The other PC and the laptop
connect to the Cisco using 802.11g.

I often need to get internet access when visiting clients.  Sometimes I get
a message telling me I am connected to the network but my laptop then fails
to acquire an IP address. Is there a setting on my laptop that could be
causing this?

I just changed my old trusty D-Link DGL-4300 router for a DIR-655, that
uses the 802.11n draft technology. Almost all my computers are wired,
but I need that wireless link for a couple of them. I fitted those
machines with D-Link 802.11n NICS (one PCI and one Cardbus), so WPA2

Can anyone explain how I can find the IP adress of another device on
my network?
It is actually my wireless router, but it is not DHCP. The DHCP is in
a modem connected to an antenna as this broadband is wireless. I do

I'm trying to give my wireless network a password so that my neighbors can't
use it. What I was trying required that I use a flash drive, but I don't see
any place for a flash drive on my router. Is there any way I can
password-protect my already existing network?

Need to move my router for better coverage in the house.  Is placing it
near (within 18") speakers for my home theater system a bad idea
interference-wise?
TIA

Can anyone tell me where I could find some good sites on Networking,
managing a Network, from the basics to advanced stuff?
If anyone knows of a good site(s) please contact me.
Kind Regards,

I have an old 3com Access Point (3CRWE747A) with up to 128bit WEP encryption
that I'd like to use to extend the range of my DLink DI-524 router.  Can it
be done?

Im trying to connect to my wireless network but when i try to view available
networks im told that there are no wireless networks in range??
Im using a Dell inspiron 6000 with a Intel pro wireless 2220 802.1 1 b/g
mini PCI Wireless LAN card

I have just setup a notebook on a wireless netgear router.  There is also a
desktop attached to the router but it is wired in, I cannot access the
Desktop from the laptop to setup the printer that is attached to it.  printer
and document sharing is enabled on both computers and ...

EI am using a wireless adapter subcontracted by Time Warner. I have failed to
receive or send e-mail using Outlook Express or Microsoft Outlook Express.  I
was using PeoplePc.com as my dial-up ISP.  I discontinued them a month ago
but Outlook is still asking me to receive/send ...