SolarWinds network monitoring tool is pretty well regarded and it's also available in different flavors so you can get the psedo modules you want

you have to make sure you're using a Cross over cable, also you may find ICS might not work with x box's if it doesn't.... what ^^ said

install a free proxy server onto the computer with the internet on it, then on all cleints, change their internet explorer connection settings to use that computer as their proxy :)

ok make sure your computers are on the same network (Windows button+pausebreak >computer name) if they are on the same name try disabling all firewalls/av's as norton breaks stuff..

wow nice and colourfull

Yes, you have aldready made a LAN a Lan is just another name for a small network.

you can control each computer from the otherone however you'll need a remote admin...

have you tried restarting the access point, OR making sure the arieal is acctually screwed in tight?

go into your ROUTER configuration and say what the connection status is please... you could have a stale connection

designing and configuring? surely it should be, planning and implementing a WAN (multi area lan is or do you mean multi domain) in OSPF?

hmm if you google firewire networking you get lots of hits, also google "firewire sp2"

your ISP won't change your IP once you're online and will only change if you disconnect from the net.... you WAN IP is different from your LAN IP.. Cain this isn't a WAN or IP issue here, it's just...

SP2 changes firewire settings, and cripple thes bandwidth.. the information is available at www.microsoft.com (http://www.microsoft.com) you may want to go back to service pack1 you may want to...

ok, have you tired running a dc++hub and a DC++ client, with one being a hub 2 way sharing ad secure.. google for links but it will work

Are you using a Dlink WAP? some of these are known to drpp net,

are you using windows XP with SP2 if so, you will find when the network diconnects, you can right click your wireless task bar...

Sherlock