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• Network solution: cable Inter - Linsys PIX 512 - WRT320N

  My current system is:

  Inter CABLE - Linsys PIX 512 (gateway 10.1.30.1, Network10.1.0.0) - router WRT320N (gateway 10.1.30.2, network 10.13.0.0, no dhcp server)

  The two networks have Internet, both see in each network, but I'm looking for a solution (setting) to allow sharing of files and printing between two of my network 10.1.0.0 and 10.13.0.0. The wireless router for his network does not allow me to set a network from cable network address, so I put them so that they are separated. Using wireless as a switch router is not a solution, because it's not safe.

  If anyone can help in this situation?

  I don't see why it isn't safe. Wireless Security Setup and that's for sure. Then, you can use the WRT as switch and single access point without running two IP subnets. You still want to print between the two file/sharing. And the way it is implemented at the moment that everything related to the WRT can access everything connected to the PIX. So if the WRT network is not secure you already have a lot of problems.

• Network Diagnostics cable - A is not connected to the Local Area Connection network adapter

  All the links are perfect - network card appears in Device Manager and work - ping 127.0.0.1 but seeing none on in the network connection - cable works in another system - I unplugged the power cables one night and restarted but no result-help solve this problem

  Hello

  Follow the steps in troubleshooting section and check if that helps:

  Network adapter problems

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/troubleshoot-network-adapter-problems

  Also read these articles and check if it helps:

  Network connection problems

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/troubleshoot-network-connection-problems

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/using-Windows-Network-Diagnostics-event-logs-to-solve-network-problems

• Printing from a PC to a printer on the wireless network wireless cable

  My Photosmart 7520/25 is on my wireless network that uses a Netgear router.

  How can I print to this printer, using a PC running Vista Business Desktop computer that is connected to the router?

  The printer is connected to the network and trying to set up the connection/print drivers on the PC, the printer is never "found".

  I have no problem to print on printer even my old laptop XP wireless.

  Tried a lot of things and not get the right settings or find the right key words to find the solution.

  To save time, I just bit the bullet and spent $25 for a wireless USB.

  Use the option "Direct print", voila! fact.

  When in doubt, go with the hardware solution...

• Cable network keeps disconnecting after a period of time

  Hello

  I just bought a new Lenovo Z510 and I have serious problems with the network Ethernet cable. When I turn on the laptop and plug in the cable, it works for about 5 minutes. Then it suddenly disconnects (with software) while physically he is still connected. When I restart the computer, it works again for 5 minutes that follow. It's really annoying.

  1. I have not installed new software to date.
  2. it is not the problem of the cable (works fine on other laptops).
  3. Windows 8.1 diagnosis only says that the cable is diaconnected.
  4. I tried to reinstall the driver so I have the latest version of the web page from lenovo.
  5. There is not BIOS problem because it works fine first - then disconnects.

  I have really no idea of what it can cause. Does anyone have a similar experience? I suspect that maybe some Powermanagement kills service or something? But have no idea how to solve. Thanks for any advice.

  Ondrej

  Hi thanks for the reply. I tried everything above. Without success.

  Then I googled many repairs possible and, finally, the problem ceased when I
  uninstalled McAfee security. I have no idea what caused the problem but now
  It works perfectly.

  If the solution of the problem of Ethernet connection: uninstall McAfee!

  I have no idea why Lenovo should deliver so many third-party with software
  their products. And even if it causes problems. I have no idea if its only
  me, but I really suggest it first uninstall all the ballast that comes with
  the laptop. Its only 30 same day trial. Not good in it. Money for
  Lenovo ads. And a lot of nerves to its customers!

  Best regards and I hope this helps someone.

• Extend a Wi - Fi network

  • iPad FGKM2LL/A 2 Air
  • Airport Extreme Base Bastion MB053LL/A (SSID #01)
  • NETGEAR Wireless Range Extender WN3000RP (SSID #02)

  The user has an iPad it uses on local WiF around the House with no problems.  However, he wanted to be able to use it in his yard, where there was no WiFi signal.

  I have installed a Netgear WiFi extender, because it was the fastest and cheapest solution. This method works.  It provides a signal at the edge of the property.   But this is not optimal.

  This configuration requires the use of two SSID; Let's call them #01 SSID and 02 # SSID.    If the iPad automatically and quickly and seamlessly switched between two SSIDS that necessary, this wouldn't be a problem.  But the iPad does not do.

  If you read this forum, you're probably the kind of person who thinks nothing of switch manually between two SSIDS as needed (settings - > WiFi).  However, this isn't something I expect the user to do.

  Question : short of company to purchase equipment, is there a solution that would allow the iPad to automatically (and quickly and seamlessly) connect the appropriate WiFi access point?

  Restriction: a network running cable between the base station and extension is not an option *.   Moving to another location (SSID #01) base station is not an option.

  Yes, I read "Airport Base Stations: setting to the top and year Extended Wireless Network configuration" (HT204617), but this article does not really in sufficient detail to answer my question.

  Thank you.

  * I must say that, because there is a tutorial that I found on YouTube who says this can be done with airport Apple devices to create a mobile network, but requires only two WiFi access points to be connected via a physical cable.  If I find the link I'll post it here.

  This configuration requires the use of two SSID

  Is there a reason why you can't use the same SSID for the two access points?  The iPad would have a better chance of switching between access points as it moved if two access points use the same SSID, as they would in a mobile network.

  If you used another device Apple to "extend" the network, the installation utility automatically used the same SSID for both airports.

  Unfortunately, most of the mobile devices like iPhones and iPads is not a very good job of automatically switch between access points that move around the House. I haven't checked if an iPad Air for this.

  Portable Mac computers will generally do a good job of automatically switch between points of access as the movement around the House. For example, I use 3 airports as points of access to the House here in a roaming type installation. If I walk my Mac laptop from one end of the House to the other, the Mac almost always will move from one access point to another as it changes location.

  But if I walk my iPhone or iPad to my wife at home, unit will usually remain on the device to which it initially connected... even if she moves near another point of access with a signal stronger.  Sometimes, the unit will go after a few minutes and sometimes not.  Nature of the beast with iOS devices, I'm afraid.

• TC 1302 via a LAN cable?

  Hi, I have a new MacBook and replaced so access to my TC.

  The TC is installed within a university network via cable, and I still have the problem to get connected to the internet.

  I installed WLAN and it shows my network.

  However, I want to make my backup, which is not possible via WIFI, such as the TC is not properly installed in the internet.

  So I run the backup vial Ethernet/LAN cable.

  But I still have the problem:

  • where to plug the MacBook (I have a USB-Ethernet adapter for the retina of 13 MB) in the TC? The man or the host 3 ethernet Ethernet plug?
  • How can I tell my MB and the TC that the GET connected? (as I can't see the TC on my MB as device)
  • the reform through to get a proper backup?
  • and: does anyone have a tip for the installation of a TC in a protected University LAN/WLAN? who are the preferred settings? (I spoil in a point and I'm not fixed)

  Best regards, Steffen

  The TC is installed within a university network via cable, and I still have the problem to get connected to the internet.

  Most likely, your University has an Internet router at the other end of this cable. That would mean, you need to configure your TC properly in order to access the Internet. The best course of action is to speak with your University of departmental it to get this set up.

  However, I want to make my backup, which is not possible via WIFI, such as the TC is not properly installed in the internet.

  The TC has NO need to have an Internet connection to use Time Machine for backups. Your Mac has just need to be on the same wireless network that provides the TC.

  • where to plug the MacBook (I have a USB-Ethernet adapter for the retina of 13 MB) in the TC? The man or the host 3 ethernet Ethernet plug?

  It must be plugged into one of the three ports LAN (opposing arrows).

  • How can I tell my MB and the TC that the GET connected? (as I can't see the TC on my MB as device)

  In its default configuration, the TC will broadcast a Wi - Fi network that is not secure, with a network name of something like: Apple network NNNNNN. You just need to connect your MB to this network.

  • the reform through to get a proper backup?

  Sorry, but I do not understand your question.

  • and: does anyone have a tip for the installation of a TC in a protected University LAN/WLAN? who are the preferred settings? (I spoil in a point and I'm not fixed)

  Yes, talk with your University computer support staff.

• HP Envy 4500/Series: Cablelink (Austrian cable service) / installation HP Envy 4500 series problem

  Hi, I have a new HP Envy 4500, and it does not connect to my wireless network. He sees the correct SSID (using WPA - PSK / TKIP or AES), but he will not join the network after providing the WPA key. Printing test results shows a FAILURE on > parameters - without filtering. I don't know if I use MAC filtering on the network, because I don't know how to check this on this modem.

  I am also unable to join using the WPS procedure. I tried with and without a USB connection. I have 5 other wireless devices on the network, which all connect without any problems.

  In addition, I put static IP details on the Panel after reading the HP forum where this problem was stated by setting just the IP address and no subnets. Still no connection

  The printer works via USB ok.

  I got it connected to my neighbors A1s wi - fi network.

  I have a new wireless network to cable and modem put cable in the last week connected to Cablelink. I have a new router Cisco EPC3940. I tried to restart, connection to WPS and wireless USB connected. Reset the printer and modem and tried with and without using a static IP address.

  I tried to reconnect to my neighbors A1 connection - success.

  I tried with USB lead-success

  I tried direct to print without wire-success

  I tried to share wireless USB by using HP software-failure

  I tried the HP PC don't doctor too - no available solutions.

  I have read and tried several fixes on the HP forum-no success

  The fault is clearly my printer connect to my cable modem wireless (or my printer connect to my wi - fi of Cablelink) like all other connection works!

  I posted at the end of a similar position, but did not respond. Help please.

  Carl

  I finally solved this problem after 2 weeks of trying everything! Based on the above comment from BH, I thought that I had to turn off my radio show from 5 Hz. My new router has prevented to me because of the way Cablelink run their software. However, I finally got access to change it. I disabled 5 Hz. I still have the invalid password! Then, I changed the predefined WPA WPA2. It worked. I turned on my 5 Hz back show, the printer is remained connected. I then changed back to WPA2 and immediately lost connection! I put it to WPA and it connected again! I did NOT change key wireless, he remained at 16 characters, just the level of security! It seems if I want my Envy NEW 4500 with UPDATE drivers on my wireless network, I have to REDUCE my password security, which comes by default with modems cable new with Cisco, and accept the WPA! The strange thing is my old Iphone 4 and my old Apple TV both connected without problem. Therefore more recent Iphone to my wife 5 c and our newest Samsung UHD TV. So why a NEW model of printer is sold in stores right now, not able to work on WPA2? I lost 2 weeks on this issue before the sort it! It works, but I'm not happy! Same HP UK failed to connect after 4 hours on their online chat and remote assistance online! I worked it out myself from the comment by BH! Thanks BH. HP POST PLEASE A REPLY ON THIS THREAD WHEN YOU FINALLY WRITE A SOFTWARE FOR YOUR PRINTER TO WORK ON WPA2. MAYBE YOU CAN EMAIL CISCO IN ORDER TO WORK OUT HOW TO DO THIS BETWEEN YOU.

• Can the utility Airport automatically adjust a mobile wireless network to a non roaming wireless network?

  Greetings,

  I have expanded my wireless Ethernet (network roaming) cable network.

  The Time Machine (primary base station) and the Airport Extreme (base station #2) lights is green and two base stations work properly when played back via the AirPort Utility.

  I disconnected the cable Cat5 LAN of the time Machine (happening at the WAN on the Airport Extreme connection) assuming that the go-ahead would begin orange flashing on the Airport Extreme.  He did not.  Everything always worked as far as I could tell.  If I had the cable connected or not, everything worked again 'normal' as it should as far as I could tell.

  So here's my question: by disconnecting the ethernet cable from the Airport Extreme, does mean that automatically toggled Airport Airport Extreme for a network utility not travelling?  In other words, rather than extend the network via ethernet, wireless network is expanded wireless?

  What Miss me?

  Return to the configuration with the Ethernet cable connected to AirPort Extreme

  Open AirPort Utility, click on the AirPort Extreme, then click on modify in the window that appears

  Click on the Wireless tab at the top of the screen

  Check the current setting of the network Mode

  He must "create a wireless network.

  Is it?

  If this is not the case, the AirPort Extreme has never configured for a roaming set up in the first place.

• Connected wireless but no access to the network

  I recently did a system restore and now I can connect to the wireless network or cable network but can not access google, msn, etc..  I can boot mode safe mode with networking and everything is fine - when I don't reboot - no joy.

  Help!  I have Norton, but he does not resemble his execution.  It's XP 32 bit, I have a router wireless netgears.

  Thank you

  Hello okiannie,

  There is a chance that Norton has been corrupted when you performed a restore of the system. I suggest try to uninstall & reinstall Norton first. You can use the Norton removal for this tool: http://www.norton.com/symnrt. After having reinstalled Norton, please check if you face problem with connecting to google & msn. Let me know how it goes.

  Thank you!

  Harry

  Norton support

• Im trying to fill the network so my ps2 connections can use the signal wireless to my laptop running vista Basic. When I click to bridge, I get a message saying that I need at least 2 internet connections. is this in any way about this?

  Im trying to fill the network so my ps2 connections can use the signal wireless to my laptop running vista Basic. When I click to bridge, I get a message saying that I need at least 2 internet connections. is this in any way about this?

  Hi Jer9009,

  Welcome to the Microsoft answers site.

  ·         Could you give the exact error code or error number you get?

  To connect multiple computers, install a network adapter in each and run a network CAT5 cabling to connect each one to a hub (and thus the other.) The computer that will serve as a transition will have a standard network card for wired and a wireless network adapter that will connect to the wireless (WAP) access point or gateway on the second network.

  A network bridge is software or hardware that connects two networks or more so that they can communicate. You can create only a single bridge network on a computer, but a bridge can handle any number of network connections.

  For more information, see the link: create a network bridge:http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows-vista/Create-a-network-bridge

  Add a connection to a network bridge: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-vista/Add-a-connection-to-a-network-bridge

  Swathi B - Microsoft technical support.
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• Can WRT54G and XP with WINDOWS/7 on the same network?

  I run a wireless home network using a LINKSYS

  WRT54G 2.4GH, connecting a desktop computer and a

  laptop, both running WINDOWS/XP SP3. The

  laptop recently crashed and I need to replace

  soon. The office is running OK, but is also quite

  old and will probably be replaced enough

  soon.

  
  

  
  

  I have a big thing in area shopping

  so I did not have a strong sense of the price

  involved in a replacement. Assuming that I have

  can not replace the two

  systems more or less to the

  Moreover, because of the costs, I probably need

  to replace the notebook now and wait to replace

  the desktop computer. Assuming that this sequence:

  -There will be some problems of network hardware

  to make the new book can co-exist with the

  WRT54G? Wouldn't not possible (and smarter) to

  replace the WRT54G now with something that could

  be used now and in the future when the

  Desktop is replaced?

  -Can I get a laptop that comes with

  XP and is expandable (at reasonable cost) to

  7? Or that it will be possible to run with 7 on the

  laptop while I am still running XP the

  desktop computer? I don't think that 7 running on the desktop

  is an option, because it has a limited memory

  Although I suppose I could upgrade the memory.

  Should I still who?

  Should I cross-post this to others

  WINDOWS

  Forum?

  TIA,

  Phil

  Hello

  Cable/DSL wireless router are stand alone devices that are supported on any computer with Ethernet networking capabilities (cable or wireless).

  All versions of Windows + Apple + Linux may run together when connecting to a router as the WRT54, and/or routers newer wireless for the end user.

  Jack - Microsoft MVP, Windows networking. WWW.EZLAN.NET

• Impossible to change the location of network "home".

  I have a connection to the local network (crossover cable) between 2 laptops. I am unable to change the location of 'the House' because the usual blue undelined 'link' is black & not highlighted!

  A computer can Ping each other but not vice versa

  Everyone can 'see', but not 'accessible' files on the other. All the sharing options are enabled & Firewall exclusions in place.

  Hello

  If the computers are configured for the domain, you must give his general network.

  http://www.ezlan.NET/network/net-name.jpg

  Otherwise it is not so clear that he is now on (and maybe it didn't matter).

  What you describe sounds more like firewall blocking LAN communication and permission to share the configuration.

  Maybe this can help.

  Make sure that the software firewall on each computer allows free local traffic. If you use 3rd party Firewall on, Vista/XP Firewall Native should be disabled, and the active firewall has adjusted to your network numbers IP on what is sometimes called the Zone of confidence (see part 3 firewall instructions

  General example, http://www.ezlan.net/faq#trusted

  Please note that some 3rd party software firewall continue to block the same aspects it traffic Local, they are turned Off (disabled). If possible, configure the firewall correctly or completely uninstall to allow a clean flow of local network traffic. If the 3rd party software is uninstalled, or disables, make sure Windows native firewall is active .

  Windows XP file sharing - http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;304040
  Sharing printer XP - http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/networking/expert/honeycutt_july2.mspx

  Setting Windows native firewall for sharing XP -http://support.microsoft.com/kb/875357

  In Win XP pro you can visually see the setting of authorization/security and configure them according to your preferences.

  http://www.Microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/security/learnmore/AccessControl.mspx#securityTab

  When you have finished the configuration of the system, it is recommended to restart everything the router and all computers involved.

  Jack-MVP Windows Networking. WWW.EZLAN.NET

• The network domain name

  I have two PCs (both with Windows XP SP3) and an HP printer that are networked and cables Ethernet and a 2Wire gateway.  Now I want to install Debian GNU/Linux 5.0.6 on one of the computers and do a dual-boot machine.  The other PC will stay only with Windows XP.

  During the installation of Debian, I am asked to provide the name of the network domain.  He tells me that I have a name, but to be sure to use the same domain name on all computers.

  I configured the domestic network (using Windows XP), a long time ago and I honestly don't remember not so and what name I gave to the network.  I'm not much of an expert with these things, would someone please tell me how can I find my network name in Windows XP?  Of course, I would like to use the same name when installing Debian.

  I went at the start-> my network places, but then I don't know where is the name of the network on this screen...

  Thank you.

  Probably, you don't have a domain name because you really do not have a domain.  You have a working group name, yet if Debian will recognize that and use it sometimes as a 'domain name' I don't know.

  To find your workgroup name (which is probably "Workgroup" or "MSHome") make a right click my computer and choose Properties. On the "Computer name" tab, you should see the name of indicated working group.

  -B-
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• Irregular problem connecting to the wired network

  My Windows 7 PC has an irregular problem, connect to the local network of cable through a provided network of the netgear modem/router.

  The connection timeout is the question and sometimes takes a while four two minutes or more.

  A reboot of the pc never seems to resolve but (quite often, in fact usually) will be a restart of the modem.

  The modem is always on (as the announced network connection is supposed to be).

  The network provider has replaced the modem, and the problem persists. This leads me to believe that there is a start up or similar problem with the pc.

  I ran the troubleshooter in windows... no chance/results. Is there a "fixit" tool I could try or something similar?

  Happy to clarify, to provide more information and appreciate any input.

  concerning

  Lethal42

  Hello

  Thank you for your response. I appreciate your time.

  I suggest you to refer to the link below and check if this is useful:

  Wireless and wired network problems:

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/network-connection-problem-help#network-problems=Windows-7&V1H=win81tab1&V2H=win7tab1&V3H=winvistatab1

  Hope this information helps.

  Sincerely,

  Ankit Rajput