I have the following prob:
I have set up a local network with a router and some desktops. When trying
to reach the WIN 2K pc from my WIN XP I receive the message:
"Connection refused"

Hi - My home network has a problem. I have a workstation that is not able to
"Let windows configure this wireless connection" while being a member of my
domain. Being that the NIC (Linksys WMP54g) doesn't have any software, this
is a problem. Everytime I check the box to let ...

For anyone having problems with network cable unplugged error messages
you might want to try changing the data transmission speed on the
Ethernet card.  Here is some info I found useful:
It has been verified by experiment that certain auto-negotiating

I am trying to set up my home network.  The main computer is running WinXP
SP2 and is hardwired to my new router.  My laptop is running Windows 98SE and
is connected wirelessly to the router.  Both computers communicate with the
router and are identified in the router's ...

One of my remote sites unplugged the network card and plugged into the second
card set to DHCP but never been used.
The server received a DHCP address let's say 10.100.1.1 and hard coded IP
address on First network card is in DNS on 10.0.0.1. They corrected the

A couple of workstations can not login to the network, users could login
before, but now when users login, it hangs, there is no error message, only
"applying settings....." then pc has to be rebooted.
this happens even if I tried to login as domain admin.

All firewalls turned off.  Win2k server is in workgroup mode.  On the
Windows 2000 server box I try run - \\xpboxname\sharename and get
prompted with "connect as" and "password".  I enter various ids and
password of accounts that exist on the XP box and both the xp box and

We have a login script that automatically map shared folders to a network
drive during login. I just notice that everytime I didn't access any file or
folder on the shared folder, it always prompt that the folders are offline
and the blue cpu on task bar appears and when I look ...

I need help.
I got 2 networked PC (hostname: node1, node2) behind a Linksys WRT54G
broadband router.
I wish to configure 2 of these PC to run a FTP service to server data

A have DSL internet with static IPs to the linksys router and modem, I have a
win nt server, and winxp pro as my clients.  I'm able to remotely connect to
one of the client computers using remote desktop sharing,  configuring port
forwarding on the router.  I would like remote ...

I have a Dell desktop running windows xp wired into a router: IP address
192.168.1.101.  It has name DELL and is on workgroup WORKGROUP
I have a (work) dell laptop wireless into a router IP address 192.168.1.108.
It has name DELL1307 and has domian [work domain name].  

I seem to be getting an abnormally large amount of erros when I visit
certain websites, such as Ebay and Gmail.  Explorer will crash within a
minute, but only with certain sites. I have formatted and updated my comuter,
but it doesn't fix the problem.  Does anyone have any ...

My company has just upgraded its network from Novell 4. something to Novell
6.5. I am running XP Pro. Under Novell 4. It was great I was able to use the
Novell client included with windows to sign on to the network. No problems
with anything. With Novell 6.5, at first MS's Novell ...

I've got 3 pc's connected to a Linksys router and then to the DSL modem out
to the internet.  Two pc's are wireless to the router and one is wired via an
Ethernet cable.  This has been working fine for 2 years until recently.  The
network connection on the wired pc stopped ...

What I'm trying to do is get my desktop to connect to a high speed cable
connection via a Cat5e cable connected to a hub in another building on our
property.  There is another desktop in the building with the hub and it is
online.  Assuming that the Cat5e cable itself (as well ...