I am trying to help a customer who has a fairly new Dell laptop. I set up a
VPN server in his office on Small Biz 2003. He can connect to the VPN from a
public wireless connection near his office, but when he goes home, he cannot
connect through his Linksys router. I went to his ...

- Fresh install of Windows XP SP2
- Installed latest nVidia nForce 2 drivers (v5.10) which are required
for ethernet (motherboard is Epox 8RDA+)
- A single network connection appears

I have setup a friend with a static IP address at his work.  At his work he
has a router with several machines attached to it.  His machine has been
given a static IP address by the router.
How, from his home address does he get through his router to get to his

I'm running Windows XP Pro on a desktop with a DSL internet connection.  I
recently got a DLink DI-624M wireless router.  I have the desktop hardwired
to the router.  I tried setting up a home network so that others in my
household can access the internet with their own computers ...

Applications Limewire and DC++ won't connect to net, although they are
allowed to connect in Windows Firewall!

Hey Guys, I'm having a bit of a problem. My VPN server is sitting on 2003
enterprise. I've verified the server's working....two other machines will
connect fine and browse shares, etc. Here's my issue.
1. The VPN connects successfully. The server pings successfully.

I am trying to network 2 PCs, one win98 and one winXP home. I'm already using
a modem to connect both of them to internet, using USB for the win98 and
Ethernet for the XP one. Although they can both connect directly to the
internet, as well as play LAN games, they cannot browse ...

I know this question is asked a lot -- I've found several posts on this when
researching my problem -- so hopefully I can provide the right info up
front.
I have three computers in my network, all of which are behind a router.  Two

I have two desktops and a laptop all running windows XP. The laptop is new
replacing one that died. Prior to its death, I was able to network all three
sucessfully and share files and printers. Now I have been unsuccessful in
bringing the new Lenovo laptop (R51e) running XP Pro ...

Is it possible to create a network using a wireless router and lan cables?
What I mean is that I have my main pc hooked directly to the router and my
notebook connected wireless to the same linksys router and want to set up a
small network so I can access files on the two ...

I have a home PC XP Pro SP2, connecting to net via external Modem; using
ZoneAlarm as firewall on this. I am connecting my company laptop
(SPProSP2 as well) via alternative network setup / crossed network cable
to share files and SQL Server databases, which works fine - the company

I don't know what has changed but I can no longer access files from Computer
B to Computer A on my LAN.  I can go from A to B but not the other way
around.  Both A & B are running NIS 2007. Both have a rule defined to allow
LAN access to and from any computer in the range 192.168 ...

When I try to set user policy with regards IE usage the gpedit only lets me
change for the whole machine. How do I set a Group Policy for a single user,
not the administrator aswell, thanks in advance.

Recently purchased and installed Linksys WRT54G. Finally managed to
get the computer (Thinkpad T42/XP-SP2 with internal Intel PCI Wireless
Adaptor) to connect to the router but now when trying to load web
pages browser won't connect (Firefox or IE6). Both browsers try dial-

PROBLEM:  We cannot simultaneously share a DSL internet connection on our
home network.
We have 2 computers in a home network connected with a router.  Each
computer can see files on the other computer.  The newer computer also prints