This is a question and a general comment as well.
Is it possible to setup a direct link at GB speed (with proper cabling and
nics of course) using this xp feature?
I'd expect yes, but don't want to install GB nic and find out that it's not

This machine is XP Pro SP2 fully updated.
I have no problem when using Azureus 3.0.3.4 on the other two machines on
the network connected wirelessly to the D-Link DI-624 router. However in the
case of the machine connected directly to the router, after sometime using

I have been having problems with my new DSL service. My download speed has
ranged from 500 kbps up to 3000 kbps based on speedtest.net. However, I would
like a program that will do a bandwidth test every hour and graph the results
so I can see if there is a pattern throughtout ...

I have a home network with all but one computer running XP Home.  I have
added a new laptop which is running XP Media Center.  I want the laptop to be
able to access files and printers on/connected to other network computers.
I have run the Network Wizard on the laptop and have ...

    What is the IP Address of a network adapter when the cable is
unplugged ? I am aware that the card can be configured statically
through "Network Properties" when the media is disconnected. But does
it take any effect on the adapter ? When i execute ipconfig /all, it

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Local Area Network (LAN)
Both an EtherNet (wire) network and a wireless network are referred to
as a Local Area Network (LAN). A wireless network does not require
hubs, switchers, or routers to include additional users on the

My daughter has a new Gateway laptop with wireless networking capability,
running XP Home SP2 and all current updates.  I'm trying to get her connected
to my home wireless network (D-Link DI-634M).  I have the router set to not
broadcast the SSID.  The laptop won't connect to the ...

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My high speed service provider is Comcast for the past several years. During
this time, I've always had the same fixed IP address.
In the past month or two, I've been losing my internet connection about
every 10 days or so. I've discovered that if I disconnect the power cable to

A client computer on our network is having a weird problem.  The Pc
can access network resources on the local lan and internet using all
protocols except HTTP.  nslookup, ftp, ping (icmp) etc all work
fine.

I'm having a very unusual problem trying to connect to just one
machine in an office via remote desktop.
The client connects but then instantly disconnects (within a small
fraction of a second), failing silently with no error message.

Does anybody know or can describe the defult behavior of a Windows XP
computer with 802.11x authentication enabled on a wired network?
Something like a time line while computer starts.
When computer starts to negotiate authentication after what and how long

I'd like to block a range of IP address (actually a whole subnet like
172.16.1.0) but ***not*** using a firewall. Can this be done through a LMHost
file? It's more like I don't want anything trying to access that segment.
How about (at least) adding the IP address range/segment to ...

This isn't really an IE issue but definitely a client issue.  Today's water
cooler topic at the office was www.elfyourself.com.  Everyone around the
office is able to get to this URL but me.  I have even gone as far as to come
home on my home network and try but still no success. ...