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• Qosmio G20: Question about networking & monitor in and Xbox

  Just bought a G20 last week and I'm in love. First laptop I've ever owned and its worth every penny.

  A few scarecrows.

  I never received an antenna adapter to connect my in arial, but I'm sure I sohuld of fact. In the quick start manual of what it listed everything that I should received in the pack, and who was listed. Was not enough one - if anyone knows a number to contact Toshiba and get one of these sent to me? Can't seem to find one anywhere.

  Second... I'm going to my brother's computer network. Novice course of network, it does not work that well. I'm not sure whether if we need a router? I just want to connect to his computer and use the internet through that. As you would with a network cable. So he bought himself a wireless network card... but we'll be buggered if we can get it too work. Any advice or a definitive guide... or do we this router after all?

  And thirdly, sorry for the long post, but I'm playing my Xbox by the G20, but I'm having no luck what so ever. I plugged the monitor using the three composite cards (white, yellow and red) but nothing that passes through. The only way I've seen a photo is when you set up a decoder and it happens in a small box when its analyses for channels... but I can't select to see and it seems s delay 1 second.

  Sorry for the post long-term... just try to make it all sorted.

  Thanks in advance for any help.

  Hello

  You are right that the Qosmio is a very nice unit.
  But I'm not sure about the antenna adapter. I found the information in the user manual that the antenna adapter is optional. In this case the adapter will not always come with the laptop, but you can ask that the Toshiba service partner.

  Well well, on the network connection: If you want to connect two computer, you need a crossover network cable if you don t use the router. In addition, two laptop computers must be in the same workgroup. In addition, you must manually set the IP address, the default gateway and the subnet mask in the internet protocol TCP/IP properties.

  On the Xbox:
  If you want to know more on the connection of MCE and Xbox, see this Microsoft Web site.
  http://www.Microsoft.com/windowsxp/mediacenter/Extender/mcefaq.mspx

  Check also questions other messages of the forum on the Xbox:
  http://forums.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=9575&MessageID=33794#33794

  http://forums.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=9756&MessageID=34462#34462

  Good luck

• Question of networking: how to open port 8080?

  original title: network
  How to open port 8080?

  Hi LaraineChic,
  When you post a question, please include as much detail as possible.
  In this case, the operating system, the program used and the reasons would be huge help.
  This is an XP Microsoft KB on how to manually open ports.
  Calculation of the happy,
  B Eddie

• Quick question on network printing when you use e3000 in cascade mode

  HELO there! I'm new to the community and would be very happy if someone can help me please with a small question I have?

  I just got Verizon FiOs in my house and still have my old Linksys e3000 router. I was reading online that it is possible to configure as an another access point wireless or cascade to expand my wifi. However, I am in a pinch of becaue I have I used to print wireless from my laptop. My printers are connected by ethernet to my router. I don't know if I can make the LAN - LAN configuration so I was looking at the LAN - WAN configuration procedure, but he said something on that there are separate networks (2) instead of (1) if I like that. I'm unable to connect a wire from my Verizon for the Linksys router.

  So my question is, if I do LAN - WAN configuration cascading, I would be still able to print from my printers if they are always connected to the e3000 if I am connected to the main network? Or if I should move to the other network before printing?

  I apologize if my question makes no sense - I don't have a lot of experience with routers or the words with her.

  I would be very happy if someone could help me. Thank you!

  I followed this guide - http://www.linksys.com/ca/support-article?articleNum=132275

  Cascading E3000 LAN to LAN works perfectly with the existing configuration of the printer.

  In waterfall or connect a Linksys router to another router

  Things to keep in mind when cascading a second router:

  1. Change the IP address of the secondary router to something like 192.168.1.254 so its on the same network, but is not in conflict with the main router
  2. Make sure that the DHCP service is disabled on the secondary router
  3. Make sure that nothing is ever connected to the Internet port on the secondary router

• Question about network bridge

  Hello

  I'm on Windows 7 Edition Home Premium and I have 2 installed on my PC LAN cards, one is built in, the other has been added via PCI. I have my internet connection is the built in LAN port and I use a cross on the cable that is plugged into the PCI LAN port that plugs a laptop. I went into network connections and highlighted both and right-click on one of the bridged connections them and selected.

  The laptop I have is for work and has Cisco Anyconnect installed on it so that we can access VPN. I guess my main question is, how would that work regarding the VPN tunnel through my bridged connection and would be too, that somehow invade my privacy web surfing on my own PC where the network bridge is configured? The VPN tunnel is completely separated from my research on the internet on my PC or my company would be able to see what I do on my personal PC, because the VPN crosses the bridge network on the PC? I hope my question is clear enough here.

  This issue is beyond the scope of this site and must be placed on Technet or MSDN

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/home

  http://social.msdn.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/home

• Question about network vMotion of the Ferguson VCP5 CERT Guide book.

  I'm studying for my VCP5-VTC, and I have a question.

  On page 154, a book that I read, it says network vMotion is a vDS ability but not vs.

  Can someone help me understand what is vMotion network?

  If it comes to vCenter linked mode, this means that the network vDSs are migrated between vCenters when the vCenter fails?

  
  I thought that most of the work made by the switch hidden on the CDS of the ESXi server that does not migrate anywhere. ?

  Thank you in advance for thinking about my question. I googled 'network vmotion' but most of the responses were in regards to VM vMotion.

  maintain the stats from the network for the movement of virtual machines between hosts

  

  Sorry I don't have an environment real stats

• Question on networks of Virtual Machine

  I have a host machine running Windows 7. I installed VMware player and I create a virtual computer running Oracle Enterprise Linux 5.5 (almost identical to the version 5.5 of Red Hat). In the end I will be installing an application on the virtual machine that is not compatible with DHCP. So, when I install OEL 5.5 I need to manually provide information from network devices (IP address, primary DNS, subnet mask and host name). I've done it before on successfully on a material physical but never before on a virtual machine. On my first attempt I was wrong and my web browser running on the virtual machine can connect to the Internet.

  My instructions say "set the gateway information based on the IP Address of the gateway router. I wonder if this is correct in view of the virtual machine.

  On the machine host, when I run the ipconfig command in the DOS window I see a mask of address and the IP subnet for the host, and I see two additional network adapters for VMware (VMnet1 and VMnet8). The three entries (for example, the host VMnet1 and VMnet8) have the same subnet mask value and different IP addresses (first two segments of the IP addresses are the same, third and fourth segments are different).

  My question is, what are VMWare network cards and I have to pay attention to these IP addresses when I manually configure networking on the virtual machine?

  VMware Player provides essentially 3 types of network connections:

  • 'The bridge' - directly connected to your router
  • "Host-Only' (VMnet1) - limited to the host and the virtual machines network
  • "NAT" (VMnet8) - network address translation

  VMnet1 and VMnet8 virtual cards that allow the host to communicate with the virtual machines and vice versa.

  Depending on if your virtual machine should be accessible from other systems, you can consider using (in - and outgoing) Bridged or NAT (outgoing mail). With Bridged networking, addresses are usually provided by your router/DHCP server. For NAT, the address of the gateway/DNS is 192.168.x.2. Since the VMware Server DHCP internal for NAT and Host-Only uses 192.168.x.128... 254 for dynamic addressing, you want to select a static address in the 192.168.x.3... range 127.

  The easiest way to find out how to correctly configure the network, must first set the operating system to DHCP, note gatherings settings and then just choose another IP address when you configure static settings.

  André.

• Small question of network

  Hello:

  I have fast network question and I was wondering if someone can help me...

  If I have virtual machines on the same group of ports configured with IP addresses on the same subnet, this means that traffic between virtual machines never leave ESX (vSwitch) box?  If the traffic (between VMs on the same group of post) never leaves the vSwitch, is there a way to block traffic between virtual machines? What is advised here?

  I just want all traffic go by my gateway even between VMs on the same port group... Is this possible?

  Thank you

  qwert

  Virtual machines on the same subnet on the same ESX Server in the same portgroup will never hit the physical network.

  You can force your virtual machines do not ' see ' each other using PVLANs, but you would need vsphere enterprise plus (and distributed its vswitch) to do. But even in this case, since you're still on layer2, VMs will NEVER see each other.

  The only way for your configuration to work, is to put each VM in one VLAN, then deliver them with a physical router.

  Visit my blog at http://www.vmdamentals.com

• No sound after question sleep & network on the Satellite A200 - 14 d

  Hello

  again satellite a200 14 d vith Vista Home Premium, and there are two annoying problems:

  1. very often, but not in every time, when I close the lid to put the computer in sleep mode - after I opened (continued) even once, the icon in the status bar shows me, that there is "no audio device" (Red Cross on the speaker) and so the laptop is totally not mute - no possible to sound (except way loud and unexpected "grinding" of the disk hard suprisigly hehe - grrrrr...).
  Sometimes it helps just to close and open the lid, but most of the cases I had to restart the computer.
  Of course, I downloaded the latest driver realtek audio from this site, but does not help.

  2. also very often my network freezes. I currently use the UMTS connection on mobile phone - Bluetooth; He stops just in some sort of work itself; If I click on the shortcut icon 'dial-up' nothing happens, also if I right click on the network in the status bar icon - nothing, and if I go to control panel - network & sharing the computer freezes completely, while I have to turn it off by longpushing the switch.

  Who can help? Thank you!

  Post edited by: momus

  Nobody knows the trouble I've seen...?

• Probably stupid question of networking

  Alright, I've been beating my head on this fairly long and searching through all of the documents that I can find has not helped.  In fact, I installed vSphere 5.5 on a new Dell server with two connected physical network interface cards.  Using the default vSwitch0 which has been configured, I added two virtual machines to the Group of network port of the virtual computer with one of the physical network adapters.  The problem I encounter is that whenever I start up a virtual computer, it connects to the network very well.  The second machine, however, can't connect to the network.  I have:

  Tried various combinations of DHCP/Static IPs

  Restart networking on both machines (one Ubuntu Linux, the other server Windows 2012)

  * Disabling/renabling tried the options 'Connected' in changing the settings

  * Tried to create a group of separate ports for each virtual machine

  * Tried to create a separate switch

  Tried another Windows 2008 virtual machine

  The behavior is always the same.  If I assign static IP addresses and the ping between the machines, they can both see each other, but the other has begun can not see the network.

  I know that the answer must be stupid, or someone else would have asked it already and I have found out there somewhere in the Google-land...

  Thanks in advance!

  Welcome to the community,

  What type/model of physical switch are you using? Some switches come with port security, which generally limits the number of MAC addresses on a single physical port to two.

  André

• Question on networking

  Hello

  I am running VMWare Workstation 7, ubuntu linux guest OS.

  When my guest connects to internet, I want to use the internet connection of BONE, to home and not his own IP settings (or parameters).

  Because I'm traveling and staying in a hotel which charges $ 15 per day for the internet. (will be camped here for 3 weeks).

  Now, if I try to install a software on my (Ubuntu) guest OS, it asks once again for me to pay $15 for the guest operating system.

  What I want is that VMWare should be able to use the internet connection to host as all browsers. This will save me money.

  Is this possible?

  Hello

  If you want the guest to use the connection to the host (its ip settings) all you need is to configure the client with a nat (bridge or hostonly) interface.

  In the virtual network Editor, configure as nat the host's physical interface connects to the internet. Then assign this nat interface at the prompt. Now you should be able to access the internet in the comments using the host connection

  Hope this helps you

  Best wishes / Saludos.

  Pablo

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• A few questions about networks

  Hello

  I have a runing test win xp with 2 network cards host. First NIC is the internal network by using the class C IP. I need my vm use the second NETWORK card with a class B IP to access

  the Internet, but I don't want to set up the box of victory with this IP address for security reasons.

  Is this possible in VMWare? Something like direct access to the material? or not in the host IP configuration?

  Thank you.

  Just remove the protcol to the network card you want to access. on the host.

  Please reward points - we must know if we helped.

  Click here to solve the problem-[http://communities.vmware.com/docs/DOC-9390: d-9390]

  Click here for the manual http://www.vmware.com/pdf/vmserver2.pdf

• Opinion on a question of networking

  Hello

  I'm in a bit of a tricky situation; We have a single dedicated server with SoftLayer (which was fine during a certain time), running a single instance of a server, however its got to the point where we need a second server along it (there are many resources available on the dedicated server, there is no need to buy another dedicated server) - but which prohibits the application server architecture.

  Led me to VMware Workstation.

  Now, I've implemented (it allocated resources, said it works on a connection that is bridged, installed the OS ) and then configure the network configuration.

  However, there is the problem.

  SoftLayer works by giving its customers 1 main IP address (in this case, 74.86.142.x), a gateway in this same range (74.86.142.x) and 4 'other' IP address, in this case, in the 67.228.0.x range.

  What I planned to do was assign it one of the 67.228.0.x IPs... but he can't talk to the front door of this beach.

  After talking to SoftLayer, they "cannot guarantee that range of IP addresses they give us", if I had to buy an extra IP address, like "its generated automatically from their system.

  So I dropped the idea open and decided to try NAT & IP routing on the host PC (Windows Server 2003 R2 Standard). I'm not all that great with routing manually, so if it is my fault or the fact that it was not feasible, I'm not sure.

  ... so, I'm looking for all general advice that can lead to me being able to run a Windows application on its own IP address in the range of 67.228.0.x, separate the host...

  Thank you!!

  read this: http://www.vmware.com/support/ws5/doc/ws_net_nat_advanced.html

• Questions of the network

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• General question: how Vista "identified" an ethernet network?

  I have read hundreds of messages on the issues of 'unidentified network' and do not yet have a solution that works with the installation of the network that I am trying to use.  Rather than detail the entire setup I prefer address configurations easier in which I see the same questions. Network discovery is enabled on the Vista PC, and the firewall is disabled.

  Configuration 1: Windows Vista PC with onboard LAN adapeter connected to a netgear hub and subnet ip address assigned (192.168.0.1) (255.255.255.0) static - no gateway or DNS addresses.  Vista solves this to an unidentified public network, which can be changed in private, but the 'unidentified network' brands is not editable.

  Configuration 2: Windows Vista PC with onboard LAN adapeter connected to a netgear hub and functions of automatic IP DNS addresses selected as automatic.  Vista remains in mode "identifing" with the public network scored.

  Configuration 3: Same as 1 Setup above, with another PC (IP 192.168.0.2 netmask 255.255.255.0, no gateway address) added to the hub.  Vista solve this to an unidentified public network, which can be changed in private, but the tag 'unidentified network' is not editable - same result as the Installer 1.

  Is the label 'Unidentified network' OK for configurations above? (How Vista identifies an ethernet hub network?)

  If a configuration change to make the private network persists, or should it change to the Public whenever it is discovered?

  The network tag not identified either editable - it seems that it is, but the keyboard is not accepted.

  THX,
  Jay

  Mr./Mrs. moderator,

  This thread can thus deleted because it's slippery for the last pages.  I'll look elsewhere for answers.

  Thank you.