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If your ISP supports IMAP e-mail access then you are good to go.... this stores your e-mail folders on the mail server so they can be synchronised/accessed/seen from multiple PCs. Setup OE to use the IMAP server not the POP3 server. If you can't do IMAP then I don't know how.... ;-( With Outlook (not OE) you can setup an Outlook server for the network.

I have a friend who is getting AOL broadband on a couple of weeks, Apparently he has been told by AOL tech Supp, that you cannot use a broadband router with AOL. My friend wants to do this as he has 2 pc's in the house, and is understandably miffed at this. Can anyone offer any advice please . BTW I have a 'normal' ISP that doesn't interfere with my pc like AOL does, and set up a home network...

Hey, How am I able to network these to PCs? The set-up I want is the Win2000 PC accessing the interent through the XP, and file sharing. The Network set-up Wizard doesn't work on Win2000 and both on the same workgroup. I've tried clicking on 'obtain IP address automatically' and also manually configuration: Win XP pro = 192.168.0.1 255.255.255.0

Hi I have 2 Atmel wireless adaters (cheap) and am unable to Internet share 2 computers. I also have 2 Belkin one's (good quality) and they are failing to. My question is - is there a website with a step by step guide on home networking with wireless adapters. Both pc's are running XP and i am on broardband 600KB

......would I need an AP or just the router, a USB adapter for the desktop and a PC card for the laptop? TIA Oli

I use a wireless network using NTL via cable modem... no problems with it... (Linsys wireless G broadband routet).. I was looking yesterday and it seems NTL is actually doinga deal with linsys.. Have a look at http://www.ntlworld.com/linksys/ CP

Currently I have a 56k modem feeding a small network, both wired and wireless. For internet access a Linux machine connects and using NAT my other computers can access the internet via my Linux connection (I find this easier than via Windows). Many enthisiasts I speak with tend to favour a Linux machine acting as a server rather than MS

At the moment I have a desktop PC, connected to my DSL, and wirelessly connected to that I have my laptop. Im wanting to use some spare pc parts to make a router. Thing is, whats the best way to keep the wirelessness? I cant find any drivers for linux on the Belkin site. Am I just best binning the spare parts and getting a belkin wireless DSL router (meaning I can upgrade to 54g too)? TIA

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A tale of woe, but hopefully it will save others the hassle. Wanting to have 11g wireless on all my PCs, I bought an access point, a PCMCIA card, and Belkin PCI cards for my desktops, a couple of Compaq Deskpro 6300EN machines of 1998 vintage. Although the Belkin card is billed as working in any PCI slot, it wouldn't work in these. A call to Belkin support revealed that they are aware of a...

Does anyone know of a device similar to a router that acts as a webserver. A device you can connect to a broadband router and ftp files to it. Basically a webserver but without the computer? Thanks, Gareth

Does anyone have any opinions on which manufacturer produces the "best" 54G equipment (in particular PCI cards) or can you point me to some (comparative?) reviews. I am particularly interested in the following (or any other "good brands") : Belkin Buffalo Linksys Netgear

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I might be getting confused here but am I correct in my belief that a DSL modem connects to a cable whereas an ADSL modem connects to a phone line. Reason I ask is that I will soon be obtaining a broadband connection via the normal phone line - ADSL., I intend getting a router for use with my present wired LAN, switched hub and wireless AP My present Netgear wireless Access Point appears to...

My friend has just got this router with in built dsl modem. When he plugs the phone line in the WAN light doesnt turn green.. Can anyone verify that this light is meant to turn green when a dsl capable phone line is plugged into it? thanks

I'm using Wingate5 (Internet sharing tool) to link up my XPHome (server) and Win98se (Client) I'm having trouble with Black Hawk Down on my client computer (win98) This computer can browse websites, use ICQ and Kazaa fine, but when I want to play Black Hawk Down it locks up, It loads up all the servers (on Novalogic) ok and when I pick a room/match to enter it says 'Joining Session' and that's...

When connected directly to the cable modem, i get 256 Kbps download speed. When i go through my router, it drops to 30 Kbps. When I am connected through either one my download speed is always great. Any suggestions? Thanks. dvgrhl