"Phil W" wrote in message ... I have a BT Voyager USB ADSL modem, which has served me surprisingly well considering some of the things I've heard about it. However... Just recently it's not being detected at startup (am running W2K). If I unplug the modem and plug it back in then it detects it ok and everything works...

On Mon, 04 Aug 2003 18:00:00 GMT, Chris Newport wrote: I'm a bit confused about NAT. Are using NAT and running a web server mutually exclusive? ie will I need to configure the router as non-NAT, have the web server as the only directly connected machine and then run a proxy (or NAT) on the web server to serve my other machine(s) via a second...

"Bobby" wrote in message ... I'm about to get broadband installed and I was wondering if the built-in Windows XP firewall protection (if enabled) was OK - or should I purchase something like Norton Firewall? Cheers. Bobby

The Baillies Mills exchange (serves parts of Anahilt, Ballymacbrennan, Boardmills, Carricknadarriff, Cargacroy, Cabragh, Crossan, Legacurry and Magheraknock) has a new campaign site.... http://www.bb4bm.co.uk/ Thanks M.

On Mon, 4 Aug 2003, Ian Gibbons wrote: Anyone know if there's such a place that would happily sell a small subnet (only need 3 or so) of IP's that you can route as you wish? As it'd be great to get a faster 2mb home adsl account, then just get the spare ip's from another source and route it through an adsl router. It's possible if you use tunnelling however you are buying into much...

I would like to set up Zyxel 650H DSL modem as a firewall. I want it to prevent all PCs in the LAN, except for the Proxy server, to access the Internet. That is, everyone must go through the Proxy server for http access. I started at Filter Set Configuration menu (Menu 21). Then I created a new Filter Set #. Then I try to create a new rule with these parameters: Active=Y Protocol=6

I'm getting BT Business 500 (not Plus) from work. The documentation says that it is only suitable for multiple connections using ICS and one computer has to be left switched on. I want to put a wireless network in. Is it purely the fact that BT only supply USB modem that is the issue. If I bought, for example, a Netgear DG824M and wireless PC cards it should all work ??? Answers...

Just seen an article on the local TV news (midlands) that the electricity utility companies are fianlly getting into gear and will start offering broadband via the power lines by plugging a box in. Mate of mine lives out in the sticks and it would be ideal for him - anyone know any more? Cheers. --

I am setting up a home network with the billion router BIPAC-640 AE connecting to my NTL modem via ethernet. The modem itself is working fine when connected individually to each PC but the PC's cannot seem to connect through the router. The configuration is as per instructions but its seems there is a problem with the DHCP communication. I have actually had the network working twice but all...

"Eddie" wrote in message ... Wireless G is faster right, but that's just when communicating between computers in your building and makes no difference to broadband speeds? with wireless B you'll still 10 times faster internet yeah? TIA. Hi Eddie,

Hi, I am working in France Telecom R&D, Paris, on one of your Dialogic card, DM/IP 3031 A, aiming at developing a voice application on a Terminal Equipment. This card has been bought in 1999. Unfortunately we don't have access to the original technical documentation anymore (nor to the original CD). In order to install the card we downloaded from your website the

On Sun, 3 Aug 2003 00:18:00 +0000 (UTC), (Steve) wrote: On 01 Aug 2003 17:03:56 GMT, (Eddgreen) wrote in typical AOL fashion: Have you no understanding with anyone Stay away, We dont want peaple like you Hey, at least he replied ! That's more than he did before.. we might be

Desktop PC has : Speedtouch 330 ADSL broadband access - always on Belkin F8T001 bluetooth adapter Belkin bluetooth software Windows XP home Laptop has: 3Com 3CRWB6096B bluetooth card 3Com bluetooth connection manager Windows XP home

.... if you use actually USE ADSL or not ? ie you go away for a month so want to unsubscribe for a while to the ISP etc ? If so then I presume you can change from ISP to ISP if you wanted as with dial up etc ??

"Eddie" wrote in message ... Wireless G is faster right, but that's just when communicating between computers in your building and makes no difference to broadband speeds? with wireless B you'll still 10 times faster internet yeah? TIA. You're absolutely right, there's another "gotcha" as well though. If you mix 802.11b with 802.11g kit...

Correct - the additional bandwidth is only useable LAN side as your WAN connection is much smaller. On 2/8/03 5:08 pm, in article , "Eddie" wrote: Wireless G is faster right, but that's just when communicating between computers in your building and makes no difference to broadband speeds? with wireless B you'll still 10 times faster internet...

Will ethernet work in the home or is it like for open plan offices or whatever? sorry if thats a dumb question but had to ask before I fork out money on it, computers in different rooms so wanna know if walls are gonna be a problem. TIA

I am currently using an Etec Router to connect to the internet. Before buying it I did a google on it and read about people using the USB connection and ethernet connection at the same time. Are there any advantages/disadvantages to this? --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.504 / Virus Database: 302 - Release Date:...

"critcher" wrote in message ... who are the ISP's with news servers included in their subs --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.502 / Virus Database: 300 - Release Date: 18/07/2003

"Eddie" wrote in message ... Wireless G is faster right, but that's just when communicating between computers in your building and makes no difference to broadband speeds? with wireless B you'll still 10 times faster internet yeah? TIA. 'wireless b' is loads faster than a cable or ADSL line, there would be no