I'm receiving an Internet connection through a wireless LAN card. I got
another Ethernet LAN card in which I have created a residential network. I
want to share the Internet connection that I'm receiving through the wireless
LAN card with my network. The problem is that when I ...

this is a PC and a laptop. The computers both show as connected when I click
on the wireless icon and will talk to each other etc., but i cannot connect
to the web on both machines.
I've checked everything. They were working fine at midday. At 6pm client

I am need of some expert guidance! I have a network of 3 computers all wired
to an adsl router, All 3 worked fine until the other day, one had not been
used for several weeks and when I tried to use it all the indications were
that the link was OK, little flashing TV screens at ...

Running Windows XP SP2,I have DSL with Dynamic IP, a Linsys WRT54GS router
and a Sony network camera, a subscription to DynDns.org and their Dyndns
Updater, and the Sony's free DDNS site.
I have been tring for two weeks to set the camera up to view on the Internet

I use a Linksys cable modem, and also have a D-link wireless router so my
daughter has internet access.
I also have a VPN client installed that is only engaged periodically, when I
need to access the network at my place of employment.

I would like to share a game over the network at home. I have the pc talking
to one another and I can access the application. But when I click it it is
looking for the E: drive on my pc not the the one where the game is located.
Is there a way to log onto the big pc and run ...

Hi.  My computer is the host and we are using a D-Link DI 624 router.  Since
this is a four-port router, we have three other computers plugged in, all
using Windows XP.  Everything works fine MOST OF THE TIME.  However, for some
reason, although they are all hard-wired to the ...

I have 2 PC's with XP Pro SP2 all updated. I have them set up identically.
During the installation I chose not to enable File & Printer Sharing on my
computer. I enabled it on the wifes for the color printer. I always just
access the wifes Shared Folder. I cannot get my computer ...

I have my network set up as 192.168.0.*, and thus can't use ICS. What I want
to do is share my internet connection over an ad-hoc wireless network. But I
want the connected devices to only access the internet, not that computer's
shares or anything else on my LAN. Anyone know any ...

I have set up a wireless network and have successfully set up file and drive
sharing.
When I connect to a Cisco VPN client, I can no longer access anything on my
widows network.  The error message says the I don't have the proper access.  

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1. This Forum. It's a shame there's no *recall/history* to one's previous
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I am having trouble getting out to the Internet when I hook on to a wireless
network outside my office and at home – like at a restaurant or wireless hot
spot.
I use window xp which is completely up to date w all updates.  I also use

Hello all, I'm going to go over my network right quick and then I
describe the problem as best I can.
I have 3 PCs on a small home network connected with a router. All are
on the same workgroup and all have folders shared.

I have 2 identical computers running AMD 2600+ on ASUS motherboards with
built in LAN 10/100. I would like to connect the two so they can both use the
internet and printer which are connected to one of the computers. I also
require the ability to share files.

Hope this make some sense my wife has a school laptop which is set up as a
domain only Windows XP pro which means she can use our home wireless or
wired network but cannot see or share her files on our home computers as we
are set up at home as a non domain workgroup.