I am trying to determine the most effective (and cost-efficient) way
to isolate wired and wireless connections on the following setup:
I currently have a building with 15 ethernet connections to the
Internet.  At three of the locations, a wireless router (Linksys

I've just brought my laptop (running XP pro) back from university, where the
internet worked perfectly fine. Now I've hooked it up to my home network (3
computers connected to a router, connected to a dsl modem) and suddenly I'm
getting a the limited or no connectivity message ...

Hi, Since I have set up a home network to swap files between my laptop and
desk top wirelessly I have found that my laptop only has internet access when
the desktop is booted up whereas before it used to work wirelessly through
the modem/router regardless of the state of the ...

I am setting up a small network of 15 PC's, 6 Mac's, and 1 Unix Machine and
have run into an issue on MY laptop. I am behind a ISP controlled router and
use static IP addresses and DNS. I have reset ALL of the PC's (XP Home, XP
Pro, 98, & Vista) to only use TCP/IP. When doing ...

Hello - I have a PC running XP Media Center, and a new laptop running XP
Professional. I was successful in setting up my wireless router - both
computers can access the Internet.
I've shared folders, but cannot map a network drive - "it can't find network

Even when my computer is sitting idle, the network connection is extremely
active.  At times, I can barely get to the net because the "pipe is so full".
Using WireShark, I notice that all the activity is going to one place  ip
72.52.0.87  

My workgroup consists of three computers, 2 Laptops connected to a
router/modem wireless, and a Desktop connected to the router via cable. I
created the workgroup by using the wizard. When I check "My network places"
they are all in the Internet and not in a Local Network. Should ...

I'm in the UK and have a Main computer (XP) that connects by ethernet to the
BT Home Hub H (version 6.2.6.E) and a wireless LAN consisting of 3 other
desktops and a laptop, all XP. I've had no big problems over the months I've
set up file- and printer-sharing other than the ...

Is there any software out there (or in Windows XP SP2 Home Edition)
that I can use to log traffic on a home network, including all
wireless traffic amongst 4 computers (one of which is a Mac laptop), a
printer, and a wireless basestation?  I am only interested in looking

We are using a LAN of 45 Computers. Most using Windows XP as OS and few
Windows 2000. and we have a Broad Band Internet Connection in a Host Computer
(Windows XP).  And all other computers in this LAN now accessing internet.
My question is that ... we need only a few computers can ...

Laptop XP Pro networked with PC XP Home via wireless router and Ethernet.
If I click Network Places on the laptop and there is some fault that
prevents it getting to the PC (e.g., router or PC off), the Network Places
window freezes up. If aborted in Task manager the contents of ...

I am not sure if this is an anomaly.. but it happened today when I was
messing with telnet.
SFS off. So, using AFS. So, Classic user authentication.
CompA, CompB.

i have a personal computer running win XP
and lap top running win XP
i just want to connect the laptop to the pc, to transfer some
documents to the laptop.

I have two computers which I want to connect using a cable. At the moment I'm
using Ethernet connections for both to access the internet. How do I connect
both computers if the Ethernet sockets are being used?
Any advice please and please make it simple cos I'm old and thick.

I am working on a project where I want to connect my Windows desktop to a
Linux embedded computer I am working with using ethernet over USB. For
example, I want both computers to be able to ping each other from the command
line over the USB cable (I can currently do this with the ...