VPN from wireless network to wired network.... Archived from groups: comp.dcom.vpn () I am relatively new to this so I hope this question hasn't been done to death already. I recently had to add a wireless section to an office network, but very disappointed...

connecting a wireless network to a wired network,.. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.broadbandnet.hardware () Is it possible to connect a wireless network to a wired network at another physical location running Microsoft Server 2000? If so how or...

Connecting wireless network to wired network. Hey people, I have a bit of a problem with home networking that i need some assistance with. Before i continue to describe my problem i'll tell you my computer configurations Laptop (wireless and wired) -gains...

Wireless to wired network. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windows.networking.wireless () I have a linksys wireless router with 4 wired connections. My network is wired with one xp computer and one 98. Now I want to add a wireless laptop to it but...

Need help integrating wireless and wired networks. Archived from groups: alt.internet.wireless () I just moved into an apartment that has internet shared through a wireless network. I want to add two PCs and an XBOX but don't want to buy a wireless device...

information regarding devices or ideas to solve this problem would be greatly appreciated. Ben Garvey The wireless network is just an extension of the wired network. You absolutely can continue to have a wired ethernet network running through a switch or...

a wired device to a wireless network. That sounds like what I want: the wired device being my iMac, connecting to my wireless router's network. [*]An AP connects users on a wireless network to a wired network. So what would happen if I plug the old iMac...

different names & if I look at my network places I get the wired MSHome one. Should I only have one or how do I connect to network places wirelessly. I have set up a Wireless network& a wired network via a netgear router on broadband. They both have different...

some of the devices of the network. First, of course, I'll have to get a wireless router, because I want all the PC's on the wireless network to able to communicate with the PC's on the wired network. I already decided which router to get, so that's not...

just to set up a network not a wireless network. then turn on your computer and your modem. do not turn on the wireless router yet. set up your regular (WIRED) network and make a very complicated password and if you include something like a mix of numbers like...