windows xp andd configuring home networking. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.basics () Hi , I need some help. I am trying to configure home networking between my desktop and laptop computers. I have connectivity and I am using the "mshome'...

to configure my home network client machines to connect to my wireless Belkin router using WEP (64 bit or 128 bit). My system is WinXP with Service Pack 2. I went to the router's home page and did two things: I generated an SSID, and then set secuirty...

up at home so I can utilize the speed of my home>DSL hookup. How would configuring a "home" network on the >ethernet connection affect the work network? Would it at >all or would it prompt you for which network to connect >to? Forgive my...

create the private home network. Thoughts?. I'm trying to configure my home entertainment network to attach to my data network in my office. I live above my office and have my broadband connection on a wireless router. I'm now configuring a network in...

is connected to the router. >> Q Thanks Q. Although I have tons of experience as a software engineer I am a total newbie when it comes to configuring a home network using Windows XP. I will defer to your judgement as I have only been researching...

I don't know what Operating System(s) are being used, nor if DHCP or NAT is being used. Anyway, here is a link to the Linksys version of what you have. ALthough there will be obvious differences, the parts on configuring your home network applies to both....

Home Networking??. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windows.networking.wireless () Hi, I need your help to configure my Home Networking: 1. I have one desktop and one laptop both with high configurations (operating system, speed, RAM, capacity, ...). 2....

I am adding a computer to my home network. All computers connect to the internet and each other through a wireless router, and belong to the same workgroup. All computers are Windows XP Pro SP2, except the new computer, which is XP Home SP2. A Firewall...

IP xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx (where that is the IP of the HOME PC.) The HOME ROUTER then forwards that request as it rule says to and the HOME PC responds (if you have Windows XP Professional and it's internal firewall is off/configured correctly and you have...

is very common to use automatically assigned IP addresses via DHCP, so the network card would be configured as such. Now comes the problem. You're at home and that company-DHCP server is no good to you for your home network, so you won't get an address...