Hi, A couple of days ago I post a question here asking whether anyone had any issues with the VPN passthrough on their BT Voyager routers. However, I can now confirm that with IPSEC VPN clients (i.e, the Nortel VPN client), the VPN passthrough function is broken on the router. I have examined the packets going out fine, but with the local IP of the machine, then nothing is returned from the...

Is there any other router that will do this job? I want to run an http server without having my PC switched on all the time, and the Netgear WGT634U "Media Router" seems to be made for the job, but it's very hard to come by. Everywhere I look they're either discontinued or out of stock, and the reviews say they're unreliable and have problems with overheating. I'd really like something like this...

I have a SOHO in the garden, which has a phone line to it so I can plug the router in and get ADSL via a small wired LAN in the SOHO, but I want to get wireless /back/ to the house which is only about 15 - 20 feet away. I thought of putting up a small external antenna to boost the signal, but haven't a clue where to start looking, particularly as i'm not sure which connectors will fit my...

Have a Belkin pre-n wirless router, anybody suggest a way of blocking MSN after midnight. Must be thru the router as it supplys network and wireless laptop directly. Had a look at the parental controls but thats a bit too severe. cheers Brian Day ps - good bit of kit with one PCM card for under £100.00 at pcworld.

Hi - I would like to host an FTP server on my machine, which is connected on a Belkin (F5d7630-4A, I believe) router. Problem is that my machine does not have a unique IP address. How do I get round this problem and host my server? Thanks - Olumide

Hi all, I have: WinXP Pro SP2 Belkin Wireless G Plus router (F5D7231-4 with latest firmware) Internet Gateway and UPNP enabled in XP UPNP enabled in my Router's admin page However, at random intervals the Internet Gateway connection vanishes, the icon disappears from Network Connections, and the connection icon goes from the tasktray. Then many file transfers such as MSN slow down.

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Hi I want to get a wireless router that will give me a lot of range - about 30feet and a wall or two. I don't want to spend much more than about £65, and I don't want to have to replace my two Belkin 54g wireless PCI cards. Looking at what's available, the Buffalo and the USR seem to offer the increased power/range without needing new cards or costing a bomb.

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I need a little advice if poss. I have Blueyonder 10meg which works flawlessly on my desktop which is connected via ethernet cable to a belkin 54G 4 port router. When i do the blueyonder speed test it correctly reports a 10meg connection. My problem starts with my laptop which connects via a 54G wireless Broadcom mini-pci card connection. I have no problems with the stability of the...

Just got one of these for my desktop, but the thing won't connect to my D-Link wireless ADSL Router. Anybody else had problems with them. TIA Martyn

After many hours of investigations & testing, I've narrowed down the cause of sudden crashes of my XP Pro Desktop computer to a Wireless issue. The desktop simply cuts out as if the power supply's been pulled. I've eliminated all sorts of likely causes (despite error codes suggesting graphics cards, I'm 99.99% sure it's not anything to do with that - still crashed after all drivers...

I am setting up a home LAN, with wifi router, and one desktop with an ethernet card and a laptop with a wifi card. Both machines run win xp pro. The internet connection is working fine with both machines, I have run the networking wizards on both, and I can now access shared files on the desktop from the laptop. However, I don't have a 'my network places' shortcut in my start menu on the...

I've just added a Buffalo 250gb LinkStation to one of the ethernet ports on my Belkin ADSL Modem/Router (ethernet + wireless). Plan to use it as additional storage and to back some of the data from a couple of PCs. How can I check/ensure that the LinkStation is not visible/accessible from the Internet? Thanks for any feedback. Tom Walker

I had some friends over this the weekend and we've been trying to setup a home network so we can play x-box 360 online.We fitted a LAN card but couldn't get the link-up to work. Went to PC World and they advised me to buy a router and try that. I've bought a Linsksys Wireless G (WAG54GS) to replace a BT Voyager 105 but can't get the thing to work. When I first inserted the disk and tried to setup...

I understand that both these applications are used for backing up hard disc partitions etc. But which is the better utility? Does naone ave experience of these two programs and which do you recommend for use as the best backup program? Thanks Plus points for each would be welcome, if you have deep knowledge of either of them. DS

Does anyone know to setup a complete home network.ie cable tv, dvd, hifi and computer. I dont want to end up with multiple sockets in each room but a compact multi plug system. I think this would be a hard wired system but I bow to your judgement. Any info on suppliers, articles would be appreciated.

Hi All, I'm hoping to run a network out to a garage to provide a semi off-site backup location. Data will be synchronised automatically from an existing onsite back up. This will be done late at night so it won;t disturb anyone. The total dataset is about 30 gig in size, but the majority of this remains static day to day, a mazimum of 2-3 gigs a day being updated is all that is expected...

I have a Epson cC900 laser and I have it connected to my modem/router. The lights on the router are on as are the lights on the NIC? on the printer. Apparently I need the IP address to I can add new printer. I have downloaded and tried just about every piece of software on Epsons site 'netconfig', 'winassist' etc but all I get is 'searching'. Has anyone any pointers to how I can make this...

I want to try out a few network facilities on Linux but need to know certain data from my Network adapter. I think the chipset is either amtel or prism, is there a way I can confirm one way of another. Geoff Lane