Windows XP Notebook just purchased at Christmas from Dell, with a
Linksys WRV200 wireless router.
Wired access via this router works great from a separate computer
(desktop).

Due to my total stupidity it has taken me a while to figure out what was
happening here, but I eventually click.  I thought it was something to
do with the firewall being misconfigured, but it isn't really.
From netstat:

Is there any way I can authenticate against a Kerberos Realm with Windows XP
Home Edition, using either Microsoft Native or Third Party tools?
Even on Windows XP-Prof, how do I do it, I would be thankful for any
document illustrating this.

I am trying to use FTP to move a large (>80 GB) file to our mass storage
facility here at NASA Langley.  At around 45 GB I get the subject error.  I
found a knowledge base article that describes the problem for Win NT 4.0 and
2000

How the ip address assignment works? The router or ISP assigns the
unique IP address to the host, but it is based on the geographic
location? How to guarantee there is no two IP addresses the same in
the world?

I am providing internet in my area through Local Area Networking. For a new
connection I have to put a LAN Card in my client's pc if it does not have
its own built-in Card. Some computers accept the LAN card and installs it
drivers automatically but some time Computer asks for ...

I have bought a new laptop running Vista.  I have XP running on my home
machine and want to transfer it across to my laptop too.  How do I do this
please?

I just installed a new Vista machine onto a home network with two XP machines
running on them.  The vista machine sees all the shared folders on the XP
machines, and my XP laptop sees the shared folders and printer on the vista
machine.  But the XP desktop does not see the vista ...

When responding to a prompt to have Window search for wireless networks, I
clicked Network Connections, clicked Properties on my Wireless icon but there
was no tab for Wireless Networks on the Networks Properties screen -- only
General and Advanced tabs.  My other computers list ...

I have an ongoing problems with two customers sites. Both are using XP Pro
and using Peer to Peer networking, they are also using "simple Files
Sharing". On a regulare basis the computers cannet see each other across the
network, "Unable to open files you may not be authorised", ...

I set both up on the same domain name and different static IP addresses. They
are able to say the LAN is connected, but I cannot exchange any data between
them.
I tried pinging, but each ones' other would time out.

Hello experts,
I have a simple network of 6 machines (all xp w/sp2). Machines #1 through #4
are work stations. Then I have set up 2 machines as basic file servers called
FileServer1 and FileServer2.

Hi, there:
My home network has a wireless router, a Windows 2000 machine and a laptop
running Windows XP. These machine are all configured as one workgroup. From
the XP, the W2000's name is shown, but cannot be accessed, it say's cannot

   I am trying to connect a computer with an Ethernet port
and no spare PCI slots to a small WPA2 protected wireless
network.
   Does anyone have recommendation for a wireless bridge

I have two computers, one running Windows XP Pro SP2 and the other Windows XP
Home SP2.  Each computer has user accounts named "Primary" and "Kids".  The
Primary accounts are administrator access and the Kids accounts are limited.  
The computers are set up on a basic home network ...