So, I'm using a Zone Alarm Firewall and a NetworkActiV Packet Sniffer to
inspect my home dlink network.  I notice that my computer (192.168.0.100) is
initiating a lot of tcp traffic with the router (192.168.0.1).
The traffic also appears to have a pattern.  The source and ...

Have lost ability to connect to web via DSL. Desktop balloon message:
"Limited or no connectivity." Cables and connectors all swapped & checked -
no problem there.
IP Configuration section of Network Diagnostic report shows "error in

I connect to the Internet via a router (not wireless) on a cable
modem. I have, occasionally, the need to connect to my place of work
using a VPN connection, which works fine. The problem I have is the
VPN sign in box keeps appearing when I try and browse the Internet,

We have a large Ethernet segment of 192.168.88.0/21.
There are two host within the network which must communicate
to each other. Their IPs are 192.168.88.255 and 192.168.95.247.
The 192.168.88.255 is a network device and 192.168.95.247

I can access my Windows 2000 machines by entering \\computername\C$ in an
explorer address bar.  I cannot access an XP Pro machine in the same network.
It prompts me for credentials, but no matter what I enter, e.g.
administrator and a the administrator password on the XP ...

I have two computers in my home network.  I have a portion of each drive
mounted to the other for backup purposes.  The computers are configured to go
to sleep after 20 minutes of idle time.  When they wake back up, they often
loose their network connection and I have to reboot ...

I'm trying to enable internet access on my Pocket PC using BT to connect to
Windows XP that is connected to a router.
My first idea was to bridge the PAN network with LAN, but unfortunately that
is not an option on Windows XP.

What is the effect of mapping a network drive?
What does it do and how does that help?

We are experimenting with a wireless network in our office. We have a DLINK
DIR-300 wireless router; and LINKSYS WUSBG54GC adaptors on three desktops.
The adaptors appear to have been installed without trouble. The desktops are
able to use the office LAN.

My situtation is that I currently have two XP home PC's on a wireless
network.  I just put an old 98 computer out in the garage, mostly to
listen to internet radio and do occasional surfing.  Since this
computer is more likely to get stolen or something, I'd really like to

First time poster so please be kind.  I know I have read similar thread
but I have not had any success in getting this to work.
First the issue:  I have 4 computers networked together with a switc
over cat5e line.  I initally had one computer as the main connection t

Just got my router wired Ethernet and as administrator, was able to connect
to the interent by cliking Network Connections, LAN, enable.  Now the other
user accounts on the computer, 3, the enable/disable is grayed out and I am
having a heck of a time figuring out how to get this ...

This is a my first time posting a question in a discussion group.  I would
like to do a test before I post the real question.  Thanks.

I have three PC with windows XP installed.How to build
a network between this 3 pc's?And what what do I need?
Thank's

I am running 2 Windows XP SP2 desktops.  Computer A is hardwired and Computer
B is wireless.  My network consists of both computers, a Linksys wireless
router and a Comcast modem.  Computer B can see and access Computer A, and
use Computer A's printer.  Computer A can see ...