If I want to access with PcAnyWhere client a computer with PcAnywhere server
which ports and protocols (UDP/TCP/ICMP) do I have to open in the firewall for
a) for the client part
b) for the server part

I have just recently re-installed both my PC's from scratch (formatted hard
drives to NTFS)
After doing this I shared certain folders, But when I try and access them on
the other PC I get a message saying \\Mypc\My Documents is not accessible.

I have XP Home SP2 on three computers connected through a Linksys
router. Only one computer...the prime or server computer...can see all
drives on the other two. Firewall and sharing settings are the same
and all have same security levels. In addition, despite firewall

I have a Laptop that I use both at my customer site and at home
Network config are different, therefore I need to "set" TCP/IP connections
to be DHCP at some places of Staic IP in some others.
Is there a way to Create such settings and keep them in the laptop, and just

I have enabled ftp port forwarding on my WRT54G (v2 f/w 4.20.7) router to
allow ftp access from the internet side to one of the PCs on my WLAN (which
acts as a file server).
When I ftp to the address II am unable to access the machine.  What do I

I am using a Dell Inspiron laptop running XP on a home wireless network. My
other computer is a Micron PC running windows 98. Both work fine accesing the
internet.  
I am now setting up the two to share files and programs.

I have a problem that occurred suddenly with my ISP.  My laptop is connected
through a cable modem and I haven't had a problem before.  I am showing that
I am connected to my ISP, but when I try to start IExplorer or any other
service, ie Yahoo IM, MSN IM, etc, I can't get a ...

I have a machine that for some reason doesn't have an ethernet port on
it.  So I pulled an 8139 asound LAN card from another machine I'm not
using and installed it in this machine.  I downloaded the drivers
(driverguide), set up the properties, and everything worked great -

Hi.  I am the host of an in-home wireless network.  All the computers are
able to share files, print and see each other.  However, one of the computers
cannot be seen by my computer, the host, yet can see all the others and use
their resources (files, etc).  How do I get her ...

I bought a wireless card for my PC (my first attempt at the wireless age).
It's a Netgear WG311T.  I set it up with both the Netgear software and
Windows controlling it (separately), and they both have this issue.  My
connection drops for about 1-2 seconds in intervals of ...

man, i done tried everything to fix this to no avail. here's the scoop...
i administer 3 small, non-trusted domains. one is w2k3 with dns. one is w2k3
withOUT dns. one is w2k without dns. i then have a small handful of
non-domained users. this is where my story takes place. in the ...

I am trying to create a simple 2 computer network but when i run the wizard
it does not pick up the fact that my computer is connected to broadband and
so does not complete properly

I'm trying to get my verizon DSL modem directly connected to my XP Pro.
SP2 pc.  There is no router involved, it's just a straight modem to
network card setup.
I've set the "Obtain IP address automatically" option and "Obtain DNS

I have four XP HOME clients running on my networK. I see all the folders I
have share from any of these machines.  But when I tried to access a file
from anyone of these machines, I get access denied! Any Ideas?
Sincerely,

I have a very curious problem in using 'Simple File Sharing' on Windows XP
Home /SP2 systems.  I have a small office LAN of 5 computers, each running
XP Home and connected using SFS.  Periodically, I logon to each machine (as
an admin) and run a VBS script to collect/compress ...