I would like to know if its possible to have two Network interfaces (1 wired
(default) , 1 wireless (backup)) with different gateways and have Windows XP
Pro SP2 perform automatic routing to the wireless network if the gateway for
the wired connection goes down.

I have computer A at 1 location and computer B at a different location, not
on LAN, we both use broadband/DSL and I was wondering if Computer A can
connect to computer B via the internet connection?
If so could someone be so kind as to refer me to an article as to how to

Hi, I'm trying to create a scheduled task that copies a folder and all
files, sub folders etc within from one PC to another on the same local
network i.e. backup said folder nightly.
Now I've tried using a .bat file but no DOS copy command seemed to

Hi I have the same problem as reported by a few others here but I have
5 laptops (all identical Dells running xp sp2), all of which connect
to a shared drive on a 2k3 server using individual (active directory)
login credentials (from the same server).

I have 22 systems that are spread out among 350 systems in one of our
offices. We want to be able to script out the changing of ip addressing on
these 22 systems that have static addresses. Does anyone have any ideals on
how to do so? Anyone ever attempted somthing like this?

I enter in a client of my dom with admin credentials, and I enter in Backup
wizard (ntbackup).
I choice 'Backup selected files', then I expand My network places - Entire
Network -  Microsoft Windows Network - MyDomain. Then I try to expand the

Error message rec'd (when requesting to view workgroup PCs): Workgroup is not
accessible. You might not have permission to use this network resource.
Contact the administrator of this server to find out if you have access
permissions.

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When I first reboot, and look at Workgroup computers (usually via the
My Network Places left pane shortcut), I normally see the Workgroup
name and the name of each of the two computers that belong to it, each
with the expansion plus symbol next to it. But, also "normally", a

I was just uninstalling items from the ‘add and remove’ window; and I came
across zonealarm. I had stopped using it years ago and thought I had removed
it long ago. I guess I didn’t. Anyways once it was uninstalled and I had
rebooted I couldn’t connect to the internet.

Remote (wireless network) computers cannot see the USB drive which is
connected to my XP computer.
Peter

 First off, thanks for your time!!  Ok, I have a Linksys Wireless
WRT300N router.  In my house, I have my main computer, my laptop, and
a netware server.  I have the netware server running statically at
192.168.1.105, while the computer and laptop use DHCP.  Anyways, I

I have windows XP professional laptop with two network connections.  One is
wireless connection and another cable connection to our network.  Wireless
connection can access the internet through Linksys router.  with cable
connection to our private network, you can not go to ...

I have just purchased and installed a 4-port Netgear router, and have
successfully connected it to my host computer (which is connected to
the Internet via wired Cable Broadband). I say "successfully" because
all messages said so when I ran the setup wizard.

Apologies if this query is in the wrong section.  I have a couple of XP Pro
machines here that connect to a client server via a VPN connection just using
the MS VPN client.  Unfortunately when they connect they can no longer use
any of the local network resources such as mapped ...