Last year there was a question regarding Offline File synchronization failing
on many types of database files.  Someone responded that this is by design,
which I understand, and you had three choices:
a) live with it

I have a ADSL wireless modem/router, which also has 4 network ports. I
connect my desktop through one of the network ports and a laptop through the
wireless.
Both connect to the internet with no problems.

Hai all
I have 5 computers connected to a switch.one computer is xp  other 3
windows 2000 and
one 98  the problem is (1)the computer with xp loaded cannot acces the

I have setup a simple direct cable connection between 2 laptops. One is a
Dell (MaryPC) running Win XP Home updated to SP2. The other is a new H-P
LesPC) with Win XP Media. I setup the network with the Network Wizard....
I can ping either way using either the addresses (192.168.0 ...

I made neccessary OS settings to set up WWW server and FTP server on a
WXP Pro system. It was connected to internet without using router and
both servers were confirmed to be accessible from a client through internet.
Then the PC were placed behind a router and the neccessary port ...

I tried to set up a home network with 2 computers using the create home
network wizard.  Im using xp pro, the other comp is xp home. It didnt work.  
But also, since then I have been having system wide problems - programs wont
run, I get varied error messages, some things like ...

I am having a Domian server on Windows server 2003.
All Clients PC are running Win 98 to access files from Domain server.
I have 2 PC's with win Xp pro on which are not able to connect to Domian
server, i have tied changing from Workgroup to Domain. but i get this error :

I am having a recent issue accessing a Windows XP Professional PC.  It is in
a workgroup with two other PCs (both XP Pro).  At some point earlier this
year, it lost the ability to be accessed by the other two.  Neither of the
other two can access its file shares, nor can they ...

I'm using an ADSL connection and and ethernet card.  The little network
icon on my desktop says "local area connection 1  Speed: 100.0 Mbps".
Can someone clarify what this actually means?  Does Mbps mean mega bits
per second?

Hello ! I have a question about VPNs and I hope this NG is the most
appropriate . I know most of the things about VPN on a threory but I have
never needed to establish such connection and now I need it and ,of
course,some more help.

Please help.  Here is my network diagram:
http://torch.cs.dal.ca/~quentin/network.JPG
The Cable Modem, LinkSys Router, and Linksys switch are all located in
the basement.  I have a single ethernet outlets in 5 bedrooms.  With

How would I set up the command prompt under Windows to appear like the
prompt on my UNIX servers and BeOS desktop?  I have it show the
username, hostname, and path within brackets just before the prompt symbol.
For example, my BeOS Terminal prompt: [serena@lynx ~]#

I work in an office that has about 15 work stations. My problem is there are
a couple of PC's that will not print to a printer on the network. I thought
the problem might be a conflict between XP and 98, because the printer is
physically attached to a PC that is running 98, ...

I cant run the server service in WIN XP Home.  Where I can find the file ?
Becouse the system make error 126: File missing.

I have two computers (one WinXP, one Mac) on a home LAN, with a router
and DSL
access thru SBC to the internet. Using Firefox or IE6, I can access
most internet sites