Entire Network Upgrade 10/100 to Gigabit g/b to -n. I would like to upgrade/update my entire home network and I'm seeking any advice specifically on hardware purchasing. My current home network consists of the following - ADSL Broadband - Netgear DG834v2...

preferably USB) that coul support a TIVO on a gigabit network (at full speed)? John. Archived from groups: alt.video.ptv.tivo () I'm thinking of upgrading to 10/100/1000 (gigabit) network. I'm sure its the next "wave of the future" anyway, and the price...

preferably USB) that coul support a TIVO on a gigabit network (at full speed)? John. Archived from groups: alt.video.ptv.tivo () I'm thinking of upgrading to 10/100/1000 (gigabit) network. I'm sure its the next "wave of the future" anyway, and the price...

the other 3 rooms. I plan to upgrade to Gigabit Ethernet but does anyone know if i could get something even way faster than that? Can everyone POST their highest transfer rate between 2 PCs in their home network. And if its really high and you're proud of it,...

network is really the fault. Question is: We have some really speedy computers on the network and some not so speedy. Can slow clock speed computers drag down the entire network? We have B / G Wi-Fi on both sides of the firewall. Can they drag down overall...

NAS Server as a File Server for Windows and Ubuntu. Hi, I am looking for a NAS to attach to my small home network (100M - may upgrade to Gigabit soon). It must have a very small footprint, be quiet when running and be capable of at least RAID-1, prefer...

will run Windows 2000, with Ethernet adaptors on standard 32 bit PCI > buses. >> Is this actually practical with desktop machines you've used? You may want to upgrade to Gigabit ethernet. Someone else mentioned hard drive speed - modern hard drives...

running from Office 1 to Office 2 but that has not been connected and I'm not sure whether it is good practice to have a parallel run. One company has recommended to upgrade the link to a gigabit line but I find the logic hard to follow since the servers...

wireless network. Wireless has much more overhead than wired, plus the other noise issues wireless has to deal with. For gigabit, you can expect general network throughput to be able to approach the same ...