I want to add a hard drive to my Linksys WAG354G - can someone please recommend an external HDD that would work with the Linksys, pref around the 250-320 GB size. Thanks

Saw a Belkin device recently, it is a Bluetooth Access Point and Print Server (URL below). http://tinyurl.com/y4rkue For a print server it appears more economically priced than conventional WiFi or wired LAN print servers. Now the bluetooth access point would be quite useful, I've currently got a Wifi access point plugged in to a 4 port router so I am wondering; if I

I've just added a Linksys RT31P-UV VOIP router to my system and signed up with Vonage. If I plug this router into my cable modem and then plug my existing Linksys WRT54G wireles router into one of its LAN ports, everything works fine(ish) straight out of the box. I say "ish" because sometimes web pages won't load on the first attempt, and require one or two refreshes to load properly. ...

Tony Wright verbally sodomised in : In message , Jon Barker writes Yes, but the fact he/she is using your network without your consent means the law is still on your side, best keep those network logs somewhere safe for the future.

Recently bought a router from Ebuyer (manufacture - SBRU-10100 ) its a cheap and cheerful little router and was easy to set up. The problem i have is that as there is 3 pcs set up on it its shares the bandwidth 3 ways regardless of if they is only 1 pc turned on. This is a nightmare when im downloading at 3mb when it should be 10mb. Complete noob with routers (hence me going for cheap...

Can a spare adsl modem/router be put to any decent use. I know a cable modem/router can be plugged in the back of another and create a second doubled NATed network but I am wondering if a second adsl modem/router can be of any use. Geoff Lane

Hi All, Anyone confirm if you can use DMZ and port-forwarding with the Sky free broadband offer? No decent info on the web that I can find to say for definite, and given the 12 month's lockin I don't want to be stuck with a lemon. Any info on port blocking useful, too. Ric

I need to get a network point to a seperate building, which is approx 150m from the switch. The line length of 100m that's specified, ive never tried running anything beyond 100m - is t a fairly fixed limit, unlikely to run to 50% beyond ... ? I think the only other option is wireless, probably a couple of external wifi points in bridge mode, maybe.

Netgear do a couple of software packages called VPN01L and VPN05L but they aren't very cheap. I have a Netgear to Netgear VPN working well but would also like VPN to work from a remote PC. Does Netgear use standard protocols which allows any freeware client packages to work? Has anyone successfully used any freeware packages with Netgear routers?

In 1128716701.81fb0b23f18a7a26e56484434428340c@teranews on Fri, 7 Oct 2005 21:25:04 +0100, "Roy Amin" wrote: I have a Netgear DG834gtUK router. some areas of the house suffers from very low or no signal. Is there any easy way to rdctify this situation. 4 wireless laptops connects to router via PCMCIA wireless adapters Some 802.11b and some 802.11g. Probably...

Hi I have a customer with a Speedtouch 330 installed. It's been working Ok but suddenly the green ADSL light starts flashing and the connection cuts off. There is a BT Diverse system connected to the line via a filter and when I disconnect this the ADSL light stays lit and the connection stays up. Any ideas anyone? I've replace the filter but the problem remains. Has anyone else had...

Tony Wright verbally sodomised in : In message , Jeremy Boden writes Why do manufacturer's make non-secure wireless if it is perceived as a problem? Because the problems that result from insecure defaults become the

Guys, I have a four-port home-network running behind a router. I want to install a jetdirect 600n 3113a card which I have bought on ebay. My printer is a laserjet2100. I can insert the card and print out a config page which tells me that tcp/ip is enabled and also I am getting an ip address of the form 10.x.x.x. All the other machines on my network are assigned an IP in the form of 192.x.x.x...

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Tony Wright verbally sodomised in : In message , jasee writes Well I'm really surprised that _no-one_ has said switch off file and print sharing and microsoft networking! which is on by default in xp and allowing locally through the firewall.

Tony Wright verbally sodomised in : In message , Jeremy Boden writes Does wireless security actually matter? Yes

Neil Barker verbally sodomised in : In article , says... Does wireless security actually matter? My router does NAT, I'm careful about write permissions I've handed out between computers and my single Microsoft PC has a firewall and a virus ...

Tony Wright verbally sodomised in : In message , Kate Brown writes However, we have just installed a new wireless gateway router and much is made of network security. We managed for four or five years with the old router and no encryption - the...

Hi, I have a BT Voyager 2091 wireless router to which I'd like to connect 4 devices which cannot be wireless enabled. Is it possible to connect an ordinary Ethernet hub (or switch?) to the singe Ethernet port on the 2091 and then connect the 4 new devices via CAT5 cable to ports on the hub?

I bought this router to replace a failed Netgear router which died during a firmware upgrade. This one is fine most of the time and then for no apparent reason I can no longer get to the Internet. Just get almost instant 'page cannot be displayed' messages. The only way round it is to reset the router. Once it's booted back up, it works fine again? Anyone else suffered from this problem and found...