I'm certainly not an expert when it comes to networking issues, but I'm not
an amateur, either. I have, however, run into a Windows networking problem
that I literally haven't a CLUE how to resolve. Here's the deal:
I share documents between my laptop (hereafter known as LAPTOP) ...

I thought that NetMon used to be an optional "Windows Component" in XP
Setup, but now can't find it there, and it's not listed among the Support
Tools on the CD, and it's not listed in the Windows 2003 Resource Kit Tools
download.

Please help.
I have problem. I'm using Win XP Prof in small network (about 20 computers).
I must share some files and folders on my PC to other users.
Problem is, that only 10 users at one time can use files on my PC and no more.

I have a Domain with
1- DC Running Windows Server 2003
1- DHCP Server running Windows 2000 Advanced Server
2- XP Clients

Zone Alarm is disabled (removed from startup group)
Windows Firewall is off.
I have 2 PCs that are networked together through a router. Both have access
to the internet.

I have connected my computers through a router.  Both computers are set to
the same work group.  On one computer I can view that the other computer is
connected through the "View workgroup computers" window.  When I try to
access the other computer is says that I don't have ...

At the moment I have a small home network (100 Mb/s) with 6 PC's connected to
it.
One of this PC's is functioning as a file server.
Often I have to transfer files to and from the file server to PC 1.

All of a sudden I can visit the other sites except www.google.com(but
as I ping www.google.com, there do show "reply from" on the screen!)
After chat with friends on IM, I switch to administrator account, and
found that google can be visited under the administrator account.

I keep running into a problem after installing IE7 & Media Player 11 Beta 2.
I get the following error in Event Viewer. "Hanging application iexplore.exe,
version 7.0.5730.11, hang module hungapp, version 0.0.0.0, hang address
0x00000000."

I installed and ran Microsoft Onecare Live Family Safety. Other computers on
my home network could not access the computer running Onecare.  The computer
running Onecare could not access other computer either. The firewall was
turned completely off.

I'm trying to set up a computer running XP Pro to accept incomming VPN
connections. Right now the only option in the connection wizard is to accept
connections over the parallel port. I would like to connect over ethernet, is
that possible?

Using dialup with a 56k modem.  Periodically, after a connection to the i-net
is made, the home page (blank page) will take 4 minutes to render.
During this time, I can ping addresses from the command line, but do not get
a response from the ipconfig command.  I can work with an ...

Hi! I've a little problem.
I have a WINXP PRO machine (192.168.0.1) connected to internet (151.44.x.y)
and a LINUX laptop (192.168.0.2) with an ftp server (port 21). They are in a
LAN. I can access the ftp from windows with ftp://192.168.0.2 but not with

I have two system, both XP Professional OS. System1 have a broadband
connection 512kbps. When I share the Internet connect to another
computer through ICS formula.
I Change in My network place => ISP icon Write Click and Select

I have two machines, a Windows 2000 Desktop and a Windows XP laptop
connected through cables to my home router.  On the Win2000 machine, I
wanted to share the contents of the "My Documents" folder with the XP
computer.  On the win2k folder, I right clicked on the folder, went to