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New User-Network Problem Still
I can't remember exactly, but ifconfig ( before the network is working) shows either just lo, or eth0 has the 169 address. How would I troubleshoot that? If I am not home, and the power goes out, when the system comes back up, my wife would not be able to get the network working... OK, initscripts; something to

Help with cable modem and network
Mitch Crawford mi...@sand-hill.freeserve.co.uk linux debian user On 17 Feb, Tony van der Hoff <lists_0...@vanderhoff.org> wrote: What's that comma doing there? typo, since I've not got the network working yet! -- mi...@sand-hill.freeserve.co.uk -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to debian-user-REQU...@lists.debian.org with a

Why remote GUI is so usefull
I'll probably be doing this to our work network at some point to keep engineering and accounting separate from marketing/sales. --- Mark That sounds like a good idea! And I'll leave NAV on the laptop. I could never get NAV working on my new ThinkPad, so deleted it and bought ZoneAlarm. I like it much better.

Network not working
"Matt Beckwith" <doctorbeckw...@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:c893cfe3.0212281906.54395024@posting.google.com... I just installed a Microsoft Broadband router and server in my home. I've gotten the internet access working on both of the computers, but can't access the hard drives or peripherals of one computer

A7-network not working
Rich Hare rh...@comcast.net microsoft public win98 networking I'm going crazy trying to get my network working again. It MUST be something simple, but I just can't figure it out after three days of trying. Cable Modem, Linksys wired router. Had two computers running Win98SE successfully networked a month ago.

Australia has a law against UCE!
Then I wanted to get my network working. (I have onboard nvidia network.) But I can not get it working. I can do 'depmod -a', but when I do 'modprobe eth0' I get 'Can't locate module eth0'. What do I need to do? Do a 'hwinfo --network_ctrl' to get the correct driver module's name, The line with something like

two computer network windows - linux (beginners question)
This looks like a network issue rather than an Apache issue so you may get better help in a network group. If people can currently get to your router's How to do it depends on the router which is why a network group may be more useful to you. -- Jeff Gaines Damerham Hampshire UK I can please only one person per

Network setup help
Tip: Get your network working WITHOUT Wingate first. If your network doesn't work, Wingate won't. In article <8uj8qt$sl...@news0.skynet.be>, "Da HANN" <h...@opstmark.net> wrote: hi all I have both SyGate and WinGate, for you who don't know what they are, its programs that allow you to share ONE internet connection

W, WOT- I Need Geek Help!!
CUT wrote: I've just installed a cable modem and wireless router and set up a wireles home network with two computers. All that is working fine. A network cable is unplugged. Why? How do I stop it? (The computer has an unused ethernet connection) You have 2 choices: Plug in a working network cable Un-tick the

RAIL - Network Rail's Coucher Calls for 300kph Railway Lines
Are you using this network for the internet? If so, you can remove the TCP/IP protocol completely. That might be a good idea anyway until you get your local network working. Make sure: 1. (If you still have TCP/IP) One on them has address: 192.168.0.1 and the other has: 192.168.0.2 (These cannot be the same,

Network was working, now isn't. - addennum
... I want to thank you for your suggestion. It worked and it saved me a lot of time and frustration! Thanks! Dave Great news, Dave. Thanks for reporting back. Which suggestion was it that got your Windows 98 network working? 1. Replace NetBEUI with IPX/SPX or 2. Set LM Announce to Yes Best Wishes, Steve.

Is the Job Network working?....
Computers were added quickly to the ARPANET during the following years, and work proceeded on completing a functionally complete Host-to-Host protocol and other network software. In December 1970 the Network Working Group (NWG) working under S. Crocker finished the initial ARPANET Host-to-Host protocol,

Konqueror - is Local Network working ?
-Lisa Some - admittedly unordered - considerations, recommendations, and recipes follow that have helped people running IRIX 6.x to get their network working again. Sorry for the lengthy message. Some considerations: - IRIX Admin: Networking and Mail, Document Number 007-2860-006 - run the network setup in System

Microsoft screws up AGAIN. Now your programs may stop working !
Any suggestions as to the meaning of these messages and the best course of action to get the network working? Many thanks, Kim DNS isn't the problem, Kim. In a network with XP-Pro and Win98SE, DNS is only used for Internet access. It has no role in getting the computers to see each other.

PCI BIOS has not enabled this device!
Or: unplug the network cable and remove the floppy and CD drives and plug up the USB ports. A firewall is a network application. They do NOT monitor local comm ports that are not dedicated to networking, so no USB port monitoring is included with any firewall. The floppy and CD drives also have not a goddamned

Network Newbie - Setup Help
I have an 802.11b wireless network working without an issue; I also have a Netgear switch sitting in the cabinet with the television. Preferably, I'd like a solution that mimics a second display on the computer - that way, I can drag what I want to show folks over to that window without necessarily exposing what

Network was working until I got XP!
I am above average when it comes to networking, yet I cant seem to get it working, this is for my friends network, I've set up my home network fine. When I copied exactly my network settings, on my friends network, it just refuses to work properly. The computers can ping themselves and can find each other on the

WiFi not working on TC1000
There needs to be some real encouragement for companies to introduce a significant degree of home working, thereby reducing the need for commuting. Except in a few specialised circumstances, home working is not a practical solution. For those jobs that do involve long-distance intra-UK travel, it makes a lot of

A network cable is unplugged??
John Leister joh...@senet.com.au aus politics aus general alt ozdebate John Leister wrote: Is the Job Network working? I had two interviews today, and I had to first register with the Job Network. Stupid thing is you have to fill in a form at each office that you go to. Plus I was in one office which was a large

Microsoft screws up AGAIN. Now your programs may stop working!
All I can think of is a typing error. However, you should not be using WEP. It's not very secure and is easily cracked. Use WPA or WPA2 instead, with a long pass phrase. AFAIK, neither my TiVo nor my WPC11v3 (when it was working) could use WPA. True. A quick check of the WPC11v3 data sheet shows WEP only. Bummer.