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my recommendation is LINKSYS NAS200 Network Storage. I use this for one of my companys small small small network that i manage and they love it. Any computer will be able to access it with no problems. Only problem is that it does not come with any HD's. You have to buy seperately. But it...

I've actually heard of something like this. It actually has nothing to do with the router and nothing to do with the laptop! Hmmmm, i sound dumb dont i? yeah i know. Its the same situation with PS3's for examples and Xbox's. I've seen some PS3's and Xbox's that wont connect to a wireless...

Like what was said, unless you plan on switching every nic, switch, etc to gb, pointless. Just becuase you have a GB server, but 100mb workstations, you will never transfer past 100mbs. If you have alot of cables running together or lotta media interference, whether it be a server room...

tunneling your computer to your computer at the restaurant is kinda wierd if you think about it. You kinda need internet to get to the restaurant through the vpn, so that defies the point. You can setup a tunnel to connect from your computer to your restaurants network or computer, not...

just keep it simple with a workgroup not necessarily a network. and try something like the netgear VPN Firewall switch 8 port FVS338. This is a remarkable device and i use it myself. Look it up, you might like what you see, if security is what you want, this is the bread and butter for small...

One thing you need to realize is that there are different kinds of network speeds. Alot of users misinterpret this and think something that really isnt true. Its like the people who go to Best buy and buy the 54 Mbps routers and think thats how fast there computer will browse the internet...

Well i was thinking about the I7, but then this server that i am looking at building is already gonna be about 5500. I dont think i can afford the price for what 8 gigs of DDR3 memory and and DDR3 capable motherboard would cost. I only have 1 application taht runs on the server anyway, i dont...

I am building a server for my company, i wanted to get a HP ProLiant, but just not worth the cost knowing that i can get more of what i want for less. So i have decided to build my own. I have done some searching and sought out what i would think is a credible server. I have maybe 80 - 90...

if you have a switch, use that. if not, but both comps have wifi, use ad-hoc mode and connect to each other.

yeah, you need to change all your hubs to switches. Hubs broadcast all network traffic to every port on the hub. no matter if that network traffic was destined to the computer on that port or not. Its kinda like a passive network switch. A switch, is smart, it will laern the Mac address of...

make sure you have the windows file and printer sharing protocol installed. I say this, because its not installed by default, and not having it installed wont affect the way your laptops connect to the ap for internet, but will affect, why you cant see the shared documents and files on the main...

yeah, give us more detail on what you need. coding schemes is nothing to do with wifi. do you need like detailed info on a, b, g, n. etc. like frequency, channels, speed, bits, coverage, etc??

if it says malware or adware, then install a program that will search, scan and DESTROY those peskys little buggers.!!!!

by default, your computer will not be able to see other computers on the network or workgroup. You have to set it up to allow this. Though i dont recommond this unless you buy a firewall router, to filter incoming traffic from external sources. you can run the small office network wizard, or...

no problem. I have setup, and maintained multiple servers, webservers, email servers, etc. And when you deal with a ISP, you run into other issues you have to work with. Whenever i setup a webserver for a business or home, etc, i always have to let them know that you have to pay extra a month...

you should look into VM Ware. They have a very good virtual server software, that will allow you to run multiple OS's on your desktop. Though i dont know what capablities for what software they support. I know that they support windows and linux. Beyond that, i dont know about unix. If its...

to check your wireless mode. you can access the wireless router from a connected computer that works with the router, though its not wireless. bring up a ie page and in the url type in 192.168.1.1, and verify what mode. to check for ISF, open up your NIC card properties page and verify what...

with windows server you can only cluster up to 8 servers. And thats with active/passive mode. No windows suports up to 50. I dont know about Unix though

you need to check your configuration of your wireless router by accessing it on your wired computer. in a URL address block, type 192.168.1.1, and check to make sure that your MAC address for your wireless computer has ever popped up and has been seen by your router. Check to make sure that you...

if you only have 10 computers, you would not need a server. You can just use your network as a workgroup. No need going above and beyond unless you want to. You would need a router provided to you by your ISP. You would only need a switch if the router you have doesnt contain enough ports...