Need advice for a Wireless camera. Archived from groups: alt.comp.periphs.webcam,alt.internet.wireless () Hello everyone, I'll have a baby in 5 months and I'm looking for a good wireless camera to see the baby when I'm not in home. My router is: D-Link...

Need advice for a Wireless camera. Archived from groups: alt.comp.periphs.webcam,alt.internet.wireless () Hello everyone, I'll have a baby in 5 months and I'm looking for a good wireless camera to see the baby when I'm not in home. My router is: D-Link...

same time and create a private game.. hope this helps if you get a cross over cable you can plug it between the two computers ethernet ports and then assign each an ip address in the same subnet. if you do this with a reguler straight through ethernet cable...

computers connected to the Internet, a router makes a cheap > and elegant improvement. I assume you are using ICS and a cross over cable. > The router provides a good hardware firewall and allows each of the > computers to access the Internet even if...

through attic wired as cross over = nothing Running a crossover cable from D-Link DI-604 to Encore 8 port switch. One thing I am curious about...what configuration are store bought cables... "a" or "b" or cross over? Does the cable from the wall plate...

router with a few PCs plugged into it sharing an ADSL connection. The router handles NAT, all that good stuff. I'd like to plug some cat 5 Ethernet cable into the router and connect a wireless access point to the other end of the cable, about 75 meters...

NIC > should probably also be enabled. > hope it helps. > dc I don't follow what you mean by a "cross-over cable," there's an ethernet cable running from the phone adapter to the ethernet NIC's jack. The cable is RJ-11, I believe, it looks like a wider...

Cable Modem >>>to a WLAN socket and the computer to the LAN socket. The 'normal' >>>connection (Cable Modem to LAN and Computer to WLAN) fails to work. >>>>Ummm.... You have it backwards. The correct/normal arrangement is: >>>>[cable modem]=====[WAN...

checked all the items you suggested. In fact I had a wired network (direct with a cross over cable, no hub/switch) setup and working on these two computers for a year before a tech came in and setup the Cable modem with router. I think something in the...

you could use both of them having one hook up to the cable modem and the other to the computer you have now. This setup requires that you make/purchase a Cross Over Cable to connect the two computers or otherwise get a hub, and 2 regular network cables to...