I'm just trying to understand what happens in the following scenario.
I work at a remote oil exploration facility (think Siberia, only
colder) that has wireless routers here and there so we can get
on-line.  The trouble is that this is often difficult to do but it all

In May Orinoco (Lucent) PC24E-H-FC stoped working on Windows Server 2003;
still works on PocketPC.  Wireless connection will only stay active for
about 5 minutes; less with IP traffic.
Other wireless connections work fine throught AP.  AP has WEP enabled and

On Sat, 16 Jun 2007 15:29:20 GMT, John Navas wrote:

Trying to setup a Windows 2003 Server on a wireless network (for testing
flexibility) and have a problem...
1.  None of the wireless NIC vendors seem to provide W2K3 drivers (I'm not
really that surprised by this)

I have a desktop  running XP and want to print to the printer connected to
the desktop from my wireless laptop. what do I need to do on my desktop to
allow my laptop to have access?

I am new to wireless have a Motorola wireless cable modem that was easy to
install and works great. My question is can I hook any printer to the USB on
the router and will it work or do I need a adapter besides a Printer to USB
cable?

First of all, I am uninformed about the technical aspects of this
problem, which is why I am seeking help on this newsgroup. My brother
set up a wireless network in the house using a Zonealarm Z100G
wireless router and with each (windows XP) computer using a D-Link

is it possible to play multiplayer games offline with other members of the
network through an ad hoc network?

This is a general query that I would like to submit, and for the sake of
generality, I will not specify operating system types (beyond to say that
they're either XP or Vista), computer types (beyond to say that they're all
as recent as the XP "era"), network adapter types, router ...

After several Windows sessions, restarting XP Home - from a Hibernated
state, (disabling LAN connection in System Tray before hibernating - then
restarting LAN connection after switch back on and powering Windows up from
the hibernated state - if you like)), works okay but ...

I'm having trouble connecting via Ethernet cable, although all other
PC's on the network will connect wirelessly.
The icon on the taskbar says it connected but I can't use the
Internet.

This is a follow on to an earlier question. Are there any wireless routers
that can be setup without the Internet? The person I'm setting this for
doesn't have the Internet nor do they plan on getting it. They just want to
share a printer. The setup will have to be very basic. ...

hi i recently installed sp2 on my computer and after i installed it i couldnt
change my network settings. the microsoft support page told me to run
gpedit.msc but when i run it i get the does not exist message. anyone know
whjats going on?

I have a wireless modem/router with ip address 10.1.1.1. I have three pc's
connected in a wireless network. How do i find or set the ip addresses of the
other pc's.

i use Verizon Versalink in my desktop.
i want to use wireless network for my new laptop, but i don't know how.
can you help me set up the connenction?