Howdy-
We're getting ready to bring a system online that will be transferring
roughly 4GB/2000 files chunks of data at different times during the day.
 (files are ~ 1966Kb)

For a week now, I can not connect to the internet.  I get the following
message:
619 Connection to the remote computer could not be establish. So the port
for this connection was closed.

Strange problem on xpsp2 home machine.
When i open ie it doesn't bother making the dun box appear.
Possibly the result of gad-networks.com malware.
Even pgraded to ie7 but when offline I just get the following

  was going through NAT as i had to share internet to my office computer,
50 in nos. as i dont want to use third party proxy, i opted for NAT then ICS
as there seems to be added benifit in it. for guidance, i got the site for
help:

i am trying to change the log on screen from the Fast user switching screen
to the XP weclome screen, i have tried to change it through the user accounts
in the control panel but it tells me i cant change them until i uninstall the
Client Services for NetWare which i have found ...

One of my computers has two onboard gigabit controllers (Asus A8n-Sli
Deluxe). Other than network bridging, is there any advantage in using both
adapters simultaneously (particularly for web surfing)? Do they share the
load, so to speak? Can one assign default behavior for each ...

I have 3 computers on windows xp professional and ion windows xp. I have
enabled file sharing on all and it doesn't seem to be working on any of them.
I set up a network that they are all on. I am sharing a printer and that
works on all. I have a feeling I missed something stupid ...

I have a desktop pc and a laptop both running windows XP. I recently
purchased a crossover cable in an attempt to network the two to share
an internet connection. Both computers ping with themselves but fail to
ping with one another.

I have a network with three machines on it.  A is the master browser and is
running XP pro, and B and C are both running XP Home (all are up to date).  
Machine A can see B & C on network neighborhood and can ping them.  B and C
can see and ping A, but they can neither see nor ...

Hi group,
Just wondering if there is a way to limit access to a particular domain
name on IE. We just want our users to be able to just access our
website from our computers. Thanks in advance.

I have a 3-machine home network. One machine runs W2K/SP4; the other two run
WXP/SP2.
The W2k machine can see and browse all shares on the network. One of the WXP
machines can do the same. The third WXP machine can't browse anything,

I have a problem with an XP machine and a Win2K machine on a LAN .
They can ping each other by IP address OK and they can each access the
internet OK.
XP can ping Win2K by computer name, but Win2K can not ping XP by name.

I need to map a network drive which is located in a domain i'm not logged on
to with net use.
How can i do this without user interaction? use of pwl file or something?
i'm using Windows XP as the workstation connecting W2K AD domain.

hello everyone, can any body help ,im trying to on the internet but some
times it takes a long time or it wont load up at all, can any body tell me
how to find my ip address so i dont have to ring one of their very exspensive
support lines thanks

One of my friends had 2 Win2K PCs, 1 WinXP PCs using a Linksys switch (16
ports).  Everything was working fine (sharing files and printers between each
other).
He got a new PC with WinXP Media Center.  There is a problem now.  All PCs