Is address resolution protocol (ARP) a routing protocol?
thanks

Sometimes I am unable to browse computers over the network share but when I
ping the IP address of a computer it's ok, then awhile later or after a
restart they work ok.

I have XP computer with two NIC's.
NIC1
192.168.1.100
255.255.255.0

I've several subnets and  2 gateways to DSL links:
+-- 1st Office: 192.168.1.0/2

All information you enter via the web can be intercepted
Unauthorized sites can add themselves to your desktop (icons)
Unauthorized sites can add themselves to your internet favorites
Your browsing activity can be tracked and monitored

Right clicking a folder on my system and selecting "Sharing and Security"
from the displayed menu yields a dialog box that has no "Share this folder
on the network" checkbox available.  I gather from my reading, that this
implies that the computer is not on a network.

Please help!
After VPN is turned on I cannot access my local network. I cannot work
because of this. I have to switching VPN OFF each half an our to work
with local network resources and then switch it ON again to access

I've spent a great deal of time researching this and have given up and
am asking for some help.  I've read everything I can find on my issue
and am unable to resolve this, despite implementing the NameSpace
registry hack, different protocols, TCP DefaultRcvWindow adjustments &

I am running Windows XP Pro at work and we have about 5 different
network drives already mapped. One of the drives was F: and that is
the same drive my flash drive needed, so I disconnected the network
drive on F: and remapped it onto P:. Now when I start Windows, both F:

We have about 200 machines on a domain, connected to several domain
controllers.  All are Windows XP SP2 machines.  Home folders are set up in
Active directory to map to P: with \\server\mycompanydocs\%username% when
created.

We made some recent changes and are having response problems.  
Changed from: Client/server with a P3 domain controller as server with 500Mb
RAM and running W2K Server OS.
Changed to: Peer-to-Peer by replacing the P3 with a dual Xeon, 2Gb RAM,

I want to setup network  , keeping in mind that at any time , i can
expand my network without changing my ip addresses in individual
nodes.
I have 1 gateway pc for all networks - 192.168.0.254

Hello, I need help with this type of connection. I have two computers:
XPDesktop and XPLaptop connect together via cable, before it worked like a
charm, but after a virus attack that I removed (infected file:winupdater.exe)
it doesn't work anymore as in when I connect to the ...

I've been running a LAN for years without any significant problems. I've been
able to add and remove machines from the network without adversely affecting
file sharing amongst any of the machines.
Recently however, I've added a new machine to the network, and while it is

Hi, i use a dial up connection to connect to the internet this shows in the
task bar when connected.  can anyone tell me how come i also have two others?
One has a balloon that keeps popping up saying Local Area Cnnection Cable
uplugged and the other says 1394 connection.  The ...