Local network Issues. Ok I've been having issues with this basic network set up. 1 comp win xp pro. (as server) and 2 local comps with vista. While back once a week the internet would go down, we would turn off the server and the internet would be back...

computer finally. Your computer should get a different network from #2 router. If it doesn't you won't get out. You may have to manually set the routers LOCAL IP to something different than the local network of #1 Router ( use 192.168.100.something....

have/had no issues in Boston or Wash DC and I make a lot of calls in and around Wash DC. ( 800 min a month avg ) Boston area I was in and around the "Big Dig" and didn't have any issues either but didn't travel all around the city either. FWIW and YMMV...

is to allow local network sharing). I have McAfee security suite and it has management software. All the computers have the management software installed and on every computer, in Mcaffee I can see every other computer. In network places on my machine I an...

a printer on a local network unless your using a network printer that plugs directly into the network (rj45 plug). It is not illegal until you get caught! :wink: in the community there is a NETWORK forum.....Communications/Network/ Once you go AMD,...

with port 0 which are a very low security risk. Here is an article on one event. You will note your NT5 is not listed. Another is an icmp timestamp request and reply. Rather meaningless because this only returns your local time. Some say this information...

the local network. I've just installed NetBEUI on both systems but want to make sure both systems are using NetBEUI to communicate. I know if I put NetBEUI at the top of the list in bindings that they should use that protocol for the local network (I think)....

only problem i had was that i had to doo all the steps required within 30 seconds... since this was new to me, it took me a few tries, but once i got the hand of these commands, it was no problem.... AND, i was able to connect my local network thru the switch......

4 or 5 gaming sessions (depending on the game). If the server is local, have you checked to see if it's actually a network issue? You shouldn't even be approaching saturation on a 100mbps network with 20 players. Look at the networking tab of task manager...

of receiving local signals via satellite, as well as subscribers who are predicted to receive a signal of an intensity better than whatever standard is in effect (currently Grade B intensity) from the network at issue, from demanding a signal strength test...