Without going into the reason why I need to do this,
how do I share a network mounted drive?  (How do
I re-share a share?)
Many thanks,

   I have a very very strange problem. I have 2 computers (XP SP2). One of
them receive the internet (let's say C1) and share to the other computer
from network (C2). Both of them with network ID : WORKGROUP.
   From C2, I disabled the firewall. The computer that receive the

Dear network experts,
I need to have a few computers to share the data and Internet
connectivity.
How do I do it if I have:

I have a windows 2000 domain controller and about 100pcs working off
it.  On some pc's in the morning when the come in there network
connections do not work.  and i cant browse the network.
i look in the event viewer on the machines and i see

I know about a LAN and Workgroup and how to manage it. But would any
one tell me what is the DNS,DHCP,Router,Server and their relation. Just
some hints with a figure will be eanough.
Thanks

Hi Friends,
Does deploying more than one SMTP Servers with more internet lines i.e.
having more than one LAN cards installed on one system increase the outgoing
mailing speed?

may network have 4 address that is
192.168.1.1 belong to a adsl modem
192.168.1.2 belong to a pc
192.168.1.3 belong to a pc

This problem has been plaguing me for a long time and I've yet to find a
solution.  Windows XP Pro is very slow when launching applications and it
can take up to 20 seconds at times before the application will even start to
load.  The problem is not isolated to any application in ...

After years of insisting that my Windows ME was just fine to get me what I
needed, I broke down and upgraded after finding out that my school sold XP
pro for $5.
 Anyways, the installation was fine, except that now I cannot access the

Up until now, i have always bridged all networks connections on this machine
as it's my internet gateway, and thie bridge allows anyone to come to my
house, and connect either via wireless, bluetooth, fast ethernet etc and see
the whole of my network.

hello experts,
Despite trying to read up on their functionality and purpose, I fail to
understand which Networking Services should be enabled or disabled in
Add/Remove Windows Components, Networking Services.

When I called both hughesnet (sattelite service) they said running a VPN
wasn't possible because the signal terminates in the sattelite modem (192.168.
0.1).
When I called & chatted with LinkSys' poor support they didn't know what DDNS

I'm not able to access the internet using firefox or IE but i do have a
network connection as this is being typed via RDP and a VPN into my
work computer and I can ping the router and also external ip addresses.
Its not a problem with the router as another machine on the network is

I work in a small office and we have a fairly basic setup. We are using a PC
with XP Pro for our file server and have 5 desktop PC's connected on LAN with
Windows 2000 and 1 desktop PC connected on LAN with XP Pro (making total of 7
PC's).

I’m not able to connect to my computer using remote desktop. I can connect
using third party software, so the connectivity is there. I can connect to
OTHER computers from this computer. The computer is in a domain. “Allow users
to connect remotely to this computer” is checked. ...