I am not able to access internet from my PC. When i PING to a website
(say "ping www.google.com") it works, but not when i open the website
through Internet Explorer or Netscape.
I saw a simillar post in this group

All,
I have a machine that I need to have on at all times (database).  I
have changed this setting while logged in as admin, but it changes with
each user profile when they login.  I need to make a change so that

Okay, I have 4 computers in my house, 3 desktops and my laptop, the
desktops have XP home and the laptop has professional. I recently
reformatted the laptop and (its a dell inspiron E1705), and now for
some reason I cannot access files on the other 3 computers. I can see

This is kind of a moot question since I've disabled DNS Client (long
story).  But when active, I had a mystery on my hands:
I never saw more than about 12 entries in my DNS cache, and none of them
were sites I had just looked up.

I have a Netopia wireless dsl connected to my Dell 5012 switch running
XP2003 server.  My question is if I connect a users to the domain via a lan
cable after they make connection to the server can they then come in via the
wireless port on the through the domain?

i have a little home network at home with two XP, 1 mac and a linux
redhat as server (web and file server).
my working machine, a XP laptop toshiba causes some troubles. sometimes
i can't log on to the server, i get the error message that another

After Surfing the web for awhile I get the "you are not connected to the
internet" error screen.  But the DSL connection is still active.  Here's what
happens....
Let's say I do a search on live.com, then I visit a few sites from the

Its hard to explain what I want, but I'll try:
I have a Windows XP Pro PC with apache installed.
In this PC are 2 nic's, one is 192.168.0.3, the other is 192.168.254.3
Both nics are connected to 2 dsl modems, different ISP's, both with

Hi, I'm forced to use Juniper VPN client to login to VPN.
I have to machines:
 1) Laptop running windows xp pro
 2) Development machine running windows xp x64 pro (64-bit)

My roommates computer is having the really bizarre problem of not being able
to access his own workgroup. We'll call that computer #1. I used the network
setup wizard on computer #1 and it still says computer #1 does not have
access to the server (workgroup).

I have two computers in my house a laptop  with wireless internet and a
desktop with wired internet. How can i set up a network so i can access files
from my desktop from my laptop anywhere in my house with out haveing to
connect them with wires?

I have 2 'puters, one with XP, the other with 98SE, on local network with a
router. The XP 'puter will not display "singaporeair.com" on IE7 or Firefox,
the 98SE 'puter works fine. Everything else on the XP works fine, even
"www.a380.singaporeair.com". I've tried switching off ...

I have a persistant icon that keeps popping up in my system tray, even
though I've asked to have it "Always Hide" in Properties.
It's the double-monitor LAN icon, and it always shows up with a red X thru
it.  When I hover the mouse over it, it says "Local Area Network

I setup a firewire network in addition to my usual 100 mbps I now
can transfer files at 400 mbps. All I did was connect a firewire cable
to each system and that was it.
I am looking for some way to transfer files by selecting 100 mbps or

Hey all.
I am working on setting up a small windows network at the office where
I work.  All 3  computers on the network are running windows XP pro.
I have no problem sharing printers and files in the 'Shared' folder,