this off in the router (it's turned off on all the computers)? And is it not good practice to link a router and a hub? Thanks for your help. I dont think going from hub to router is correct. I just installed a linksys router at my friends house and it...

bridge the connection to my good quality link to the router. So basically my daughter would access the Internet through two hops, one to my PC and one from there to the router. Would this work? If so, can anyone give any tips about how to set it up...

wouldnt pass 95% and then everything froze. I restarted and it seemed to be installed. As far as the software was concerned it was fully installed and workin. I could detect and link to my routers network but couldn't access the internet - exactly as the WG111v2...

Internet and your LAN at home are two different IP networks which get linked by a router. For all intents and purposes you can think of switches as much the same thing as hubs, although that is a greatly simplified explanation. The router does a NAT function...

the router (akin to how a cable router is set up). Then DHCP is handled by the router to my computers. Another note, you can try to disable as much as security as you can on the router until you get it to work. After I make it work and I've got the correct...

the problem. I ordered the speedstream 6520 router/ADSL modem from my ISP, and everything is working just fine! Make sure to do some research on routers before you try installing Vista on a network to make sure that it will work correctly with Vista!. Going...

is not working properly. I have a second computer running windows xp home off a d-link di-604 router via eithernet cable. When i got things going at 1st it took me forever to get the d-link router working correctly and internet on the second computer which...

failed even after a connection is restored. Most wireless router DHCP server have a DNS cache to reduce DNS lookup traffic. You'll find that IPCONFIG points to the router as the DNS server instead of the ISP's DNS servers. That's fine if it's working....

Options > connection > LAN settings > Should be set Auto, no others. I am about to give up. I had no luck with the router at my PC either. I cloned the mac address,repaired rebooted took a bath, came back and no luck. I just hooked my D- Link router back up....