Problem:  No network connectivity from a clean,
new, initial installation with no other software installed.
(This is an x64 bit installation on brand new hardware.)
Basic symptom:  ping 192.168.1.1 fails

I was checking my routers attached devices and it reported back this:
# IP Address Device Name MAC Address
1 192.168.1.5 your-bb2022cae1 00:0e:35:89:0f:c6
2 192.168.1.3 Gogs 00:14:85:b1:ac:d6

Good Morning,  
Okay, so I took one of my computers out of the domain and when i tried to
log back into it locally I couldn't. I knew I would no longer be able to log
into the domain but I did not get the option to log onto local computer.  I

I opened command window using cmd
When I run ipconfig the window shows sand clock and that's all.
Same result whan I start it from
c:\windows\system32 directory

I have two environments that act similar.
Network 1 has XP Home system conected to XP Pro system via a wired Linksys
router.
Network 2 has 2 XP Pro systems connected to a XP Pro system via a wireless

Ok here is the setup;
Windows 2003 running Routing and Remote Access Configured for VPN  and
static IP (This is one of 3 servers).
Broadband business class cable connection with static IP.

somebody told me that by design, Windows XP Home can not join a domain.
but is there a way to do it?
a service pack, or something?
thanks

I am setting up a small network for 3 people that need to connect to
workstation or server over the internet to share files and a database (MSDE).
My question is can XP pro be used as an end point for VPN tunnels or do I
have to get 2003 server?  I would like them to be able to ...

I finally had my shares working between my laptop(XP-HomeSP2 w/simple file
sharing)  & desktop (XP-PROSP2, w/general file sharing) after the
IRPStackSize issues were resolved that solved all my networking/share
problems.

i got this problem ,
i got 2 computers on my network , 1 is connected to the internet and shares
that connection with the other one . i want the computer that connects to the
interent also be vpn server so i could connect to the computer from work gain

Hello, All you networking experts!
 Anybody got a gut-feeling on this one? I'm trying to set up a new
laptop on an existing home WLAN. (The wireless network works fine with
other laptops.) I've set the laptop's ip address (and it shows up fine

I have both a T1 and a cable internet connection coming into my house.
The T1 has 16 public IP addresses.
The cable modem sets in front of a regular NAT router and I use a
10.x.x.x subnet.

I just tried to access my E drive and I got this error
E:/ is not acessible
Semaphore Timeout Period has Expired
I dont have any network, its just a stand alone tower with 3 hard

Hello, i was wondering if anyone can help me...?
I have a Dell Laptop on Windows XP Professional, i use this computer, at
home and at school on two seperate domains. Now i know there is a way of
connecting to both of the domains, instead of having to keep adding myself to

i need to know if this is possible:  i have 2 notebook computers with
internal wireless adatorss.  my neighbor allows me to use his wireless
signal.  my internal wireless adaptors are not powerful enough to get a good
signal.  i am using the hawking HWU54D to access his signal ...