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• HP ENVY 17 t: Port of Networking Options

  Hi all!

  I'm trying to customize/buy this product, the HP ENVY 17 laptop t and I was wondering if anyone could tell me the advantages and disadvantages of these different networking options and whether it is worth spending the extra money on the different options.

  They are here:

  Thanks, that's what I was appearing. I wanted to just some comfort.

• Wireless network option is missing after the virus attack.

  Original title: restore wireless...

  After the restoration of xp following an attack virus (cridex.e among them), I have no wireless network option.  Essentials of security has not detected any virus 4

  who were present.

  Hello

  1. do you receive any error messages?

  2. What is brand and model computer?

  Method 1:

  See the following site:

  How to troubleshoot wireless network connections in Windows XP Service Pack 2

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/870702

  Note: Also applies to Windows XP SP3.

  Method 2:

  See the steps in the site mentioned below:

  To connect to an available wireless network

  http://www.microsoft.com/resources/documentation/windows/xp/all/proddocs/en-us/wlan_client_connect.mspx?mfr=true.

   

  Method 3:

  Install the hotfix.

  See the following site:

  Network connection icons are missing from the network connections folder in Windows XP

  http://support.microsoft.com/kb/894543.

• Vista 64-bit Home Premium Network Options

  In Network Options to "Treat all networks in the public" has been selected by mistake. The 'Customize' option to set the private network is not available. Can this be reset?

  Hello

  What do you mean that the option is not available? Is it dimmed and unclickable? Or is it simply not appear at all?

  You may need to make sure that you are connected to your computer as an administrator to do this.

• What are the meaning of the different network Options?

  Initially, I assumed [1 x 1] means only (2.4 GHz) band and [2 x 2] mean dual band (2.4 GHz and 5 GHz), but the following options are listed for the HP ENVY - computer laptop 17 t. It is my understanding that 802.11ac protocol works on the 5 GHz band so the third option must be otherwise dual band, she couldn't communicate with many routers in use because they are supported only on the 2.4 Ghz band.

  1 802.11b/g/n WLAN [1 x 1]

  2 802.11b/g/n WLAN and Bluetooth® [1 x 1]

  3 Intel 802.11ac WLAN and Bluetooth® [1 x 1]

  4 Intel 802.11ac WLAN and Bluetooth® [2 x 2]

  HP seems to go back because I have a laptop HP G70 age of 6 years which came standard with a network adapter dual band 802.11n, but lately it seems that HP has only NICs band 802.11n in most laptops, and it is not even an option to update.

  Can someone clarify what means these designations. If doe [1 x 1] does not mean only one band and [2 x 2] does not have dual band, how someone to determine if the first two options are single or double band band, since the "n" Protocol can operate on both bands?

  I am not concerned by the "ac" Protocol because some routers support this Protocol but I'm worried about whether the network adapter is simple or double band, since I live in a condo complex and neighbors are on the band 2.4 GHz, which causes my WF - FI to slow down to a crawl, but if I'm on the Gz 5 band the WI - FI works at full speed.  I was very surprised when I bought my HP all-in-one"system to discover that he had only a single band network adapter and I had to buy a 3rd party network card so that my WIFI would not slow down to 3 Mbps instead of running at the speed of the line (29 Mbps).

  Hello:

  This article does a good job of explaining the difference.

  http://superuser.com/questions/323347/laptop-wireless-networking-options-1x1-vs-2x2

  The way that I say if a wireless card is simple or double band, is that if it is listed bgn, it is a single card (2.4 GHz) band and whether it is listed abgn agn or it is a double card band.

• Network options greyed out

  I'm having a problem similar to a previous discussion already answered (Re: Configure networking shaded in DCUI)

  All my network options are grayed out (with the exception of the reset). When I try to reset the configuration of the network, I get «Self-configuring network...» Failed.

  I tried the suggestions in the discussion, but nothing seems to work.

  Esxcli network ip interface list returns nothing.

  So I ran esxcli network ip interface add-i = vmk0 = 'Network management' Pei - M = '< NIC MAC >' which is also nothing. I restarted the server - still does not.

  Ideas?

  Try the following: esxcli network ip interface add - name of the interface vmk0 - portgroup-name = 'Network management' =

  Check the DCUI again and if still in dimmed, follow these steps: esxcli network ip interface ipv4 set interface - name = vmk0-= ipaddress - netmask netmask - static = type = ipv4

• vCenter Plugin - host and iDRAC on separate networks - Options?

  Hi all

  We have 2 x R720 of virtual hosts with LOM IPs on the LAN (10.227.0.x) and runs in dedicated mode NIC iDRAC IPs on a physically separate management network - iDRAC. 10.227.2.x and is accessible from the management network. Dell vCenter Management Plugin is running and registered with vCenter a connection profiles - 1 by the server.

  When I test the connection profile, he can talk to the IP of LOM, but fails on the IP of the iDRAC. Firmware and guarantee of stock also fail. IDRAC IPs are not the ping requests from the inside of the base of the plugin CentOS.

  The script of http://www.dell.com/support/troubleshooting/us/en/19/KCS/KcsArticles/ArticleView?c=us&docid=597574 watch ProtocolEndpoint.bat is correctly resolve the IP of the iDRAC, but obviously he can't talk about it because the networks are not related. So, what are my options here:

  • Can I somehow configure iDRAC with a LAN and IP network management (probably spend far using the iDRAC dedicated NIC)?
  • Should I just temporarily change the iDRAC dedicated NIC on the LAN, Exchange patch cords, vCenter Plugin do and then come back?
  • Is it possible to set up a route network in the CentOS based for the plugin? Get root access to who seems to be not not possible (admin password does not work and account readonly is exactly that, and the command line does not work either) - this combined with some other fiddling network could work
  • Other options?

  I would prefer if the plugin could speak to iDRAC R720 24/7 constant monitoring, but the main purpose of the plugin for us is occasional updates, amending thus temporarily iDRAC dedicated IPs is an option.

  Thank you

  Lukas

  Update: works around this by temporarily putting iDRAC NIC on the local network.

• What is the problem with the bridged networking option?

  I have an iMac intel with 2.5 GB of RAM under Snow Leopard, I recently installed VMware Fusion 3.0 and installed OpenSuse and Windows 7 as guest operating systems. Everything seems to work fine when I use the NAT option for networking. Whenever I try to use a network bridge or the internet or communication between the mac and one of 2 guests is possible (I have only run a prompt at the time). The system seems to create an 'unknown public network' that is an obstacle to any communication.

  Does anyone know what could be causing this?

  Thanks in advance.

  FWIW, I have no problems switching between NAT and Bridged under VMware Fusion 3.0 and Windows 7 or any other guest operating systems and with good connectivity between the host and guest network and/or reviews and comments.

  One thing to remember when you change the default value of NAT at the bridge while the Virtual Machine is running, then one needs to release/renew the IP address.  Take a look at: Understanding Networking in VMware Fusion

  As to which area Windows 7 puts the card network in the present has nothing to do with VMware Fusion and is only feature in Windows 7 and you, the user of Windows 7 need to learn and understand how the networking (including the Windows Firewall) is configured and works in Windows 7.

• Network option just is not in the drop-down list under the definition of the property

  I have a vRA 7 installation and am trying to create a drop down menu option to choose VLAN while deploying VMS from the Blue Print.

  To do this, have created a property definitions as below.

  

  Then I had created a group of properties like below

  

  Then to Blue Print Custom property and added the Group of properties and property custom added the VMNetwork

  When I return to the catalog and deploy a new virtual machine can't see any vlan in the dropdown option menu.  instead I see the preset in the menu drop-down

  

  Why the drop-down list values Vlan do not come up instead of this the name value appears.

  If mistaken. any help appreciated

  Try like this:

  

  The property group is like the old building profile, a way to group several properties. You must specifically that he would do that.

  Grant

• Vista cannot open the network and sharing Center. Cannot open the computer properties. After trying to configure network options

  cannot access system restore and many other things

  Looks like I'm not the administrator more

  Hello david_).

  Thanks for the return of the response.  How antivirus software you use and what was the last full scan you completed on your system?  Did you run any software removal of malicious software on your system?

  Please visit the link below and follow the advice of THE C...  Please let us know status once it's over.

  Microsoft Answers: Malware

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/windows_vista-security/malware-called-antivirus-Pro-has-taken-over-my/3cb4a36a-6134-448C-A134-151d03fbd968

• Fax - HP Officejet Pro 6830: how to remove how remove the 'Fax - 6830 (network) HP Officejet Pro printers list option.

  How can I remove the "Fax - HP Officejet Pro 6830 (network)" option in the list of candidates of printer? First of all, I am a VoIP client and my salesman, like many others, does not fax support. In second place both my wife and I inadvertently try to print using this entry much to our annoyance. In third place for a non-commercial customer, it's an archaic device and that there should be a way to turn it off. "Fax - HP Officejet Pro 6830" does not appear in "Devices and printers", but it is in the registry.

  There is no entry "FAX". I gave up. I would attach a print screen, but I don't see how.

• Can I have 2 Airport Extreme with running in a single wired network DHCP server

  Hello friends,

  Just a teenager from the windows world crawling as a child in the MAC world.

  I'm curious to know if we can have 2 extreme airport, acting as 2 DHCP servers in the same local network. I really doubt if it is possible, but still want to have Advisor by experts. I am considering a wired LAN. If possible, please help me understand how this can be done in detail.

  Thank you.

  In fact, you can. The key is to assign different DHCP scopes for each base station in the same IP address space.

  For example, you could assign the range 10.0.1.2 through 10.0.1.99 to a base station and have the other on: 10.0.1.100 via 10.0.1.200.

  You set the DHCP scope or range using AirPort Utility, as follows:

  • Run the AirPort Utility.
  • Select the base and then station, select change.
  • Select the network tab.
  • Select Network Options...
  • The range is set with the option "IPv4 DHCP Range".

  

  But the question would be why would you?

• Not reflected in the network system preferences utility airport settings

  Airport Express model A1264

  Airport Utility 5.6.1

  Firmware 7.6.7

  MacBook OS 10.6.8

  Hello, I am trying to sort out why the Airport utility settings are not the same as the settings in system preferences > network > airport.  If I make a change in Airport utility, it does not change the settings in advance under network options in system preferences and vice versa.  Network names are the same and all other parameters, except the IP numbers are different. (Note: when asked to "Join other network" one and only network name I entered comes up.) All this occurred as a result of a new service by satellite being installed in our premises (I'm in Australia and we have a 'NBN Satellite' service).  IP address in system preferences > network seems to be the IP number, I received when the new system has been activated and the computer that is directly connected by ethernet cable to the modem.   The IP address of the Airport utility is the Airport Express IP number.  I guess that the first IP address is correct as I can connect the MacBook to the internet via Airport. To complicate things, it is that I have the additional problem of not being able to join the network using my MacBook Pro (OS utility 10.10.5, Airport 6.3.5). I get a message telling me to another computer is using IP number again xxxxxxxx test this last (or something similar).  I did originally a default zero value through the Airport utility menu using the MacBook (actually several times), but no change in system preferences > network settings. I think I should add the MacBook Pro Airport utility on the MacBook (which I have) to join the network created on the MacBook.   I use the MacBook for the e-mail and the spread of the internet, and the MacBook Pro should be able to join the network for software and other upgrades. The Airport Express has worked without problem for at least 4 years on our old satellite service. Thanks in advance for your consideration.

  I'm trying to sort out why the Airport utility settings are not the same as the settings in system preferences > network > airport.

  Setting affects only the Airport express airport utility. They do not change anything on the computer.

  Setting in the preferences of the computer only affect the computer... They do not change anything on the express.

  IP address in system preferences > network seems to be the IP number, I received when the new system has been activated and the computer that is directly connected by ethernet cable to the modem.

  Are you a public IP address on the computer? In the old system, you most likely have a private IP address.

  The computer really should NOT directly connect a modem... only a modem which has several ethernet ie is actually a router.

  That will tend to make it more difficult to set up the express. The express should plug a pure modem... and then the computer plug in the express. In this case, the express would be the main router. (I don't like this setup but because the Express is not powerful enough for this job). As far as your express is the old N a wireless with a single ethernet port.

  Honestly, do you a favor and buy another router from apple... the extreme... If you can't afford a new Gen6 then buy a Gen5 on ebay... around $60... immensely better.

  The express can then extend the wireless... or just simply do serve airplay etc. as part of the network.

  Tell us what model is the modem (+ router?) provided to you by your ISP?

  And if you get a public IP address or private on the computer directly connected to it. We can work out the rest from there.

  I'm in Melbourne... you can email me direct if you need to. Email is on my website.

  s https://sites.Google.com/site/lapastenague/a-deconstruction-of-routers-and-modem

• A network upgrade domestic Apple

  I intend to clear my British Telecom VDSL router / wireless hub (Home Hub 5) now my interior of power cable and replace with the BT brand modem VDSL2, connection to an Apple Airport Extreme wireless driving and a unit of switch 16 ports (House is wired with ethernet all rooms)

  I guess I can manually set the range of IP addresses as I am currently using the range 192.168.1.1 and prefer to maintain this

  I'm OK with this hypothesis

  Thanks for the tips

  I guess I can manually set the range of IP addresses as I am currently using the range 192.168.1.1 and prefer to maintain this

  I'm OK with this hypothesis

  Yes, you are right. This can be done with the base stations of the airport using AirPort Utility on your iMac, as follows:

  • Run the AirPort Utility.
  • Select the AirPort Extreme and then, select change.
  • Select the network tab.
  • Select Network Options...
  • You can change the DHCP here range.
  • Click on save and then update.

  

• USB disappeared from network preferences

  USB no longer appears as a network option to connect to my iPhone 6 per Hotspot. I turned turned & on iTunes; I downloaded and reinstalled iTunes; I turned off & on my MacAir & my iPhone, wifi Hotspot off & clicked on the small + button in prefs network looking for USB... nothing. I used to have a lot of options, but now I don't have three (see attached photo). Macbook Air Yosemite & iPhone using IOS 9.3.2 and iTunes 6 is 12.4.1.6.

  

  Hello ericesad,

  Thank you for using communities of Apple Support.

  I understand that when you view your network preferences you see is no longer an internet USB connection option. I know how it is important for you to be able to connect to the internet via the USB port. The following article in the steps to put in place a Personal Hotspot via USB with your iPhone.

  Share your Internet connection with Personal Hotspot

  Follow these steps to configure your Personal Hotspot:

  1. Tap Settings > phone.
  2. Click on Personal Hotspot and turn it on.

  To connect to a personal Hotspot with Wi - Fi, Bluetooth or USB

  You can connect to a personal Hotspot using Wi - Fi, Bluetooth or USB connection. Here are some tips for using each method.

  USB

  Plug in your device iOS to your Mac or PC using the USB cable provided with your device.

  Best regards