Well silly question here, are both computers in the same workgroup?

Well that solved it ;)(

Eh, if the user needs access to it, they must be able to get at it.

I don't think its really possible to do what you want, at least not easily.

Is there a router or other firewall between the other systems?

Have you looked at theplanets gaming devision?
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Start > Control Panel > Network Connections > Click on Set up a home or small office network.

There is a setting to setup ICS or Internet Connection Sharing, follow the directions, its really...

Uninstall it, chances are you really don't need a personal firewall, its not going to be doing any help but consuming internet resources. ZoneAlarm is one of the not so good ones IMO....


I've...

Sure, if they are already conntected wirelessly you should be able to setup ICS on that wireless connection.

however.. the browsing speeds are going to be slower than normal due to the shared...

One thread on the subject is more than enough.

You specificly need a Cable / DSL "router"/

Ther eis a large difference between a switch and one of these cable dsl routers.

A switch will just share a connection and most ISP's only provide a...

I would very much like to know who your host is

Not sure if you need a cisco firewall, but if you want go for it :D

And if you need some help after you've goten things setup go ahead and give me a ring ;)

Service hours: they will install programs or do maitence outside of their normal agreeded apon contract. like you want a firewall installed, or cron backups configured.

NAS is I think Network...

I've found plesk to be rather cubmersom, ive tried using it in an enviroment for someones server and had nothing but problems.

I don't think you really need the titanium managment services, you could proably squeek by with gold :) cpanel will handle 99% of everything, and if you need someone to setup a firewall let me know :)

You do understand that Colo, means that you build a server, and pay for most of its software and send it to them.

You would be best off renting/leasing a server, in all reality it is much cheeper...

Thanks, but the thread is only 8 months old now :)

Bad port? another bad cable? if its homemade was it terminated properly?

Check your cables, its sound like theyve died or had a short.

This sounds like a ISP issue more than anything else, i would try contacting them :)

Yes granted all PC's are under a dos6 naming convetion which is no spaces no non a-z 0-9 characters and under 7 letters long

I really suggest not using hubs and rather getting routers or level 3 switches (mini routers)

Hubs need to be connected via Cross over cable. not via whatever you usualy buy at bestbuy.

peer to peer isnt the best idea for more than 1 computer in all reality.

youll need a router in the long run

but id highly advise agasint it :)

well lets strighten this stuff out...

first off a domain name is nothing but a domain name, it doesnt come with anyhosting what so ever.

once you have a domain name finding a good host should...

who originaly created MSHOME?

KAzaa and Limewire by them selfs shodnt do anything odd.

however things they download from them can.

First i suggest removing Kazaa and Limewire from your computer.

now a connection...

well if you only wait 2 hours sure :P i susaly try to stop in once or twice a day and im sorta the windows guy so

anyway. if your going to setup networking DONT use the wizzard do it manually,...

id go broadband, its not to expensive and its really worth the speed boost, yes you can share dailup... but id never nver never recomend it

i was asking nicely...

Aeinstein please use REAL english here >.> its hard enuf to under stand shorthand

i would just use ethernet to begin with IMO ive never even seen a cable/dsl rotuer do usb

eh, personally this might be a good chance to go to the store if possibble :D

G's been out for a while, however its not a standard, oh i missread your post ^^'' no youd only need one, for some reason i got 6 via ethernet and 2 via wireless

the reason to go with standards...

ok, well the quicker solution would be to buy two routers, one with wireless and one regular, i can persnoally suggest linksys as they have built in abilite to network with/work with their own...

1. id say around maybe 100 ft at the most

2. inhouse? maybe but not online, uness you have a t3 at your house

3. yes, if your using usb 1.1 with a wireless G your not going to see more than...

also be aware 802.11g is not a standard yet :)

if you do not restart a switch after pluggin and unpluggin things the mac tables will not be cleared ;)

id suggest gettin a router