I have a printer connected to a Windows 2000 machine that is connected to a
wireless router.  From a Windows XP wireless client I want to access the
printer.
The printer is an HP 3150 all-in-one and I have both Win2K and XP drivers

Hello all.  I have a Dell pentium III server, an Insignia Desktop, and an
Avaretech laptop.  Using a cable modem (hi-speed internet) and a linksys
router.  The server is hard wired to the router and my desktop and laptop are
using wireless NIC's.  I'm using Windows Server 2003 on ...

Can anyone point me to where I can find detailed step-by-step set up for how
to access another computer (e.g. a home computer) from Internet when I was
away?
I understand VPN might be the solution but for some reasons, my previous

I have two machines, a desktop (the 'main' computer) and a laptop (used
mainly by my wife, to keep her away from the desktop!), both running XP. I
have a wireless router, the laptop connects to the net using a wireless
card, the desktop through a USB connection to the router. No ...

A couple of days ago my cable internet has been so slow. Its been going
slower than a 56k. I called the cable company and the technician said
all the wires are fine and he doesnt know whats wrong. He said maybe
that since I download alot I have a slower broadband connection.

How do I know the IP address used to access Internet?
Using ipconfig/all, all I can see is the IP address leased from the router
which I think is different than the IP others see me over Internet.
Many thanks.

Very newbie at home networks here: I just bought a new desktop running
XP, and have a laptop running w2k, all on the same table at home. Can I
use some sort of "Y" connector so that both computers can use the same
DSL modem? If so, I suppose only one computer can use DSL at a time.

   In our office we use a windows 2000 computer as a 'server'. It is
not a real one but everyone shares with this computer and saves files
on it. Most of our machines are win XP. Once, I used to manually config
each station's ip/dns, etc... when DHCP didn't work (for some reason).

I have a networking problem. Three computers, two desktops, one laptop. All
were working fine sharing files, connected via a router from modem for Cox
Cable. Worked just fine. Two weeks ago lost ability to connect to the laptop,
and then finally the second work station. I ...

I keep getting the following Popup on my taskbar.
Windows - System Error
There is an IP address conflict with another system on the network
I have checked all of the computers on my network (a small home network) and

I have spent the last two days trying to set up my 2 computers together so
they can share files and both connect to the net with little luck.
Im using (windows xp) fitted with a (VIA Rhine II Fast Ethernet Adapter)
And       (windows 98) fitted with a (Mercury 10/100mbps Fast ...

I am currently supporting about 50 new Dell computers on a NT server using
Windows XP. The admin that set up the network on these computers has a
default User in the User ID. I already know the password and it works and I
am able to log on to the network. My problem is, we have ...

When my broadband hub hangs and requires a reset, I find that peer-to-peer
netbios connectivity dies and has a very hard time being reactivated.  It
appears that netbios just loses touch.
(Client:  XP SP2; Host:  Server 2k3 SP1)

I am bothered by a small issue that is probably quickly solved by asking
here. My home computer is hosting a website, and for that I chose to install
XAMPP (which comprises Apache, MySQL, and PHP), and a portal (PHPNuke 7.8) on
top of that. It works great, and there is nothing ...

We have had RoadRunner for about 4 years now, and we have become
increasingly frustrated by the frequent outages.  So, we are testing Verizon
to see if it is a viable alternative.  We currently have two ISPs:
RoadRunner and Verizon.