the software requires connecting to the flexlm license server outside the subnet and taking the flexlm floating license. How can you set up the network so that each subnet can connect to the common license server yet not have security risk of somebody...

it's set to "my network (subnet) only" Should I change it to "Custom List" and list all the IP addresses? Subnet only is what you want. You can tighten it up with a custom list, doesn't hurt. Does the linksys have a setting where it can act as a hub/...

subnet mask. i have a question regarding subnet masks... what the heck is it?... and how is it used effectively?... i have my local network set up under 255.0.0.0 subnet mask, with no problems... i have read in various places "to just keep the default...

your network, you have to PPTP from outside the network. Create a Windows XP (or anything that supports PPTP) connection to the public IP of the Firewall and authenticate with the firewall. This will give you an IP in the network, you need to configure...

VPN to VPN using Linksys BEFVP41 cannot see network subnets. Archived from groups: comp.dcom.vpn () I set up the vpn router to vpn router like the Linksys says to do. I had to make one site a static IP, so I went and bought that extra service. The remote...

the problem -- we don't want to split the network into subnets. >> Can't we stay one layer below routers -- a fragmenting bridge (pardon my >> clumsy terminology) of some sort, perhaps? >> What's wrong with routing and deterministic network ? It is...

add that you may want to check the duplex settings in your network configuration. Set all cards to auto-detect unless you have very good reasons to do otherwise. If you do set to manual and there is a duplex mismatch, network communication might just end...

set up VPN on a PIX 525, and I need some assistance. Our network consists of networks in either 10.32.0.0 or 10.26.0.0. With these networks, we may have subnets such as 10.32.10.0, 10.26.50.0...etc (you get the idea). So when setting up the VPN, here's...

some firewalls do not support this when used > with PPTP/L2TP (Cisco PIX) you can fix this by using > their VPN Client or have a network administrator > configure properly your company network (subnets), but it > could be also fixed by simply following...