Linksys does sell dedicated repeaters. I saw it on the shelf today. Sammy wrote:

Hi Guys Heard that routers with print server intergrated on it can only support a few kind of printer. Is this true? How to find out which are the printers that they support? Thanks

Hi, I am currently running a network of two laptops (both under WinXP) via two MA401 wireless PCMCIA cards. I have one laptop connected via USB to a cable modem (Toshiba pcx2200) and by sharing the...

I have 2 PCs, both running XPPro, both with NICs installed.PC1 has ADSL connection which is fully functional. I have the network running between the 2 PCs. LAN settings: IP settings for the TCP...

The setup: Roommate situation, he's got his toys, I've got mine. Cablemodem. 2 befsr81s, etc. We are sharing the cable connection, and are set up in the following way (mostly so his gaming...

i thought the connection should be modem -> wan port on router, lan port on router -> switch -> computers and for the router, need to enable the following for vpn to work: IPSEC pass through pptp...

Patricia E wrote: I have the impression that linksys WAP11 access point can be configured to become a signal booster. You may want to check their webpage.

In the process of reconfiguring my LAN router and hub with my new Windows XP system I have ended up with two extra and unwanted Network Bridges in the Network Connections folder. They both say...

OK, here's the thing: I've been posting a topic over at comp.sys.ibm.pc.hardware.chips but it is about Networking, and some person keeps insisting I am a complete idiot. Here's the deal, I've got 2...

Does the router have a "keep alive" option for the pppoe connection? btb "JC" <jfc1976@netzero.net> wrote in message news:50f74ee2.0306190317.3e65b30f@posting.google.com...

OK, I actually got this problem fixed, though it wasn't the Ethernet cable that was causing the problem. Apparently I was setting the router to get the IP addresses through PPPooE instead of...

Robbie wrote: I think you've identified the issues correctly. Unfortunately, the necessary conclusion is that the amount of contention will depend on the usage pattern. My first inclination is...

Hi there, I have an old Dell OptiPlex XMT 5133 computer, and recently I had to reinstall the operating system - Windows NT 4.0, service pack 6. This computer is peculiar: it has two boards...

Chris wrote: There are three common ways to share an internet connection using a cable or DSL modem. For a 3-PC setup, these look like: 1. Cable/DSL<==>Modem<==>Hub/Sw<==>PC-1 ; each PC plugs...

On 26 Jun 2003 18:52:26 GMT, cminmich@aol.com (Chris) wrote: If your ISP only provides you with a single IP address, and you want more than one peecee to access the internet through the same ISP,...

I think I've just put the last nail in the coffin. I finally had time to conduct a few more tests: #1 I plugged both modules into the same outlet. #2 I tried changing the Network...

Steve wrote: The correct answer is no. The cable modem is always connected to the network. If you tell the RP614 that it does need to logon then it will try to logon but will always fail as the...

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