Can anyone point me to a solution to this problem which has only been
occuring for about a couple of weeks:
After XP has been running for a time (say 24 hours) it loses the capability
to resolve internet addresses..  IE/Firefox just say "looking up xxx.." OE

i have two desktops, both of them are windows xp pro sp2. everything was
workign fine both of them were sharing the drives and printers. suddenlyone
day one of the desktop stoped openingthe drives of the other. there was a
message window and it use to ask for a user name and ...

We are running WinXPPro on the desktops, and DNS is enterprise Win2003
server. A little history: we had a flat network of 200 PC's and some servers
on 192.168.111.0/24 - we could run the command net view and see all the names
of the desktops and servers. Then we added a layer-3 ...

I have a computer which will not load web pages. If I ping a site or tracert
there is no problem.
I have tried netsh int ip reset and netsh winsock reset catalog
Netdiag indicates no problems

Hope that somebody can help.
I got the Maxtor shared storage II ethernet harddrive. Now i have this problem
PC 1 - everything is ok... File system is NTFS .. i can store , make folders
and so on

We have networking issues at work. Some computers are lightning fast.
Others are very slow to do any kind of network access / data
transfer.
On my test machine, I can change the NIC settings from Full Duplex /

I've been asked to look at a laptop which has got a problem with the wireless
connection. The Windows wireless utility shows that it is connected to the
wireless network but it is constantly acquiring an Ip address and cannot
connect through to the Internet.

Friends.
Can I configure multiple gateways on the same network interface ? Today I
have two gateways and want to use both on the my TCP properties. Is possible ?

found some windows machines in my network that block all incoming packets
but still participate in browser elections and win?
At least "nmap -p 139,445 141.41.98.152" tells me that they are filtered. Is
this possible?

every so often, maybe every other day, my XP desktop loses its connection to
the router. All other machines on the network are fine whether wired or
wireless and a reboot fixes it. The desktop uses a fixed IP address. Any
suggestion I might try to fix it?

Is it possible to disable some resources at the Remote desktop server
machine so that the client cannot bring the audio to local machine? Of
course client can use "leave at the remote computer" option in Audio
section, but I'd like the client not to have the possibility of moving

Every time I boot up my computer, I have no problems based on looking at the
devices, but when I try to go online I get the message: not connected to the
internet, and when I try and do a repair, it tells me I do not have the
authorization and the ip numbers show up as blanks. ...

I have a wireless network here at home with a local pc to the linksys 300n
router and two wireless workstations, one for my daughter and the other for
the family room. On the family room system I have setup a restricted account
and the admin account. What I need to figure out is ...

One PC is having this issue (Windows XP) a SBS client.  Using My document
redirection.  Something happened within the past month or so and not sure
what, but when connected and logged on the domain, using explorer, or
otherwise browsing for files and then right-clicking on them ...

Our workstations are running XP Pro and our Server is 2003. Several
workstations pause for a very long time at the "running logoff scripts"
screen before shutting down. To my knowledge there are no logoff scripts
created or being used. What could be causing this and is there a ...