Try to lock the NIC speed. Some cheaper OEM cards had a serious problem with speed and directional negotiating, and after every packet try to renegotiate the speed and the direction. i.e. lock it...

dup. remove please.

Get three Wireless Access Points or AP. Preferably 82.11g & 82.11b but definitely not just 802.11b capable. Make the APs you select also have a small switch/hub built into them. That is, you can...

I think the day I wrote the response I had too much coffee. Since I don't drink any coffee, any amount is too much... I might have been a bit annoying. Appologies. :o

There are a ton of inexpensive solutions out there.

First, search for non-licensed outdoor bridges. You can get one with a directional antenna for about $1,500. It will reach without problem at...

............+-----[Router C]----[Internet]
............|
[ LAN 1] ---+-----[Router A]----[LAN 2]
............|
............+-----[Router B]----[LAN 3]


Router A & B can be an NT 4 or 2000...

* Where do the T1s go? Are they ISP T1s for Internet, or a T1 to some specific location (i.e. office to office T1)

* What kind of data travels on the T1? That is - Is the T1 used for accessing...

Save the log, then send it through Private Mail here. I will post the results, or respond in PM, if you prefer.

What do you have cable or DSL?
If DSL, what is your distance from the CO?
If DSL, what type (SDSL, ADSL, IDSL, etc.)?
If DSL, it is very possible that a simple transformer/line change down your...

You already taken care of spyware so I would doubt if there is more to go on.

You can install a software sniffer to watch your traffic for unusual activity, like OPENXTRA. This will "log" all...

Have you checked for spyware or other non-necessary background processes?

Posibility is high, probability is medium.

It could be as simple as some of the pins loose, or the pins bent in one of the NICs. Change cable, if that doesn't work try a different NIC.

Check the BIOS. Change something, and save it back, even if you have to change it back. Power surges can toast BIOS.

Disable the card in BIOS. Remove it from the hardware profile list in XP. ...

Is this a WiFi or Base-T network card?

Have you tried to put a new card in (and disable to onboard one)?

Have you eliminated that the a port on the hub/switch/concentrator is bad?

If that NIC is truly a 3c905, XP would have found it, and would have had the drivers. It comes with the core XP OS.

But.

1) uninstall all the garbage stuff from 3COM. Reinstall just the...

The only way he can get a public IP is by having that AP set up as a bridge and most likely without WEP. (Are you sure it is a public IP? What are the first two octets?)

I am still not clear of...

An other thing you can do is break that huge directory into smaller ones, even if just 250 per directory, it would help.

There could be many reasons, but let us start with the most obvious.

Have you ever checked how long that public IP lease lasts from your Internet Service Provider? It is possible that the router...

Figure an easy but long password. This will be your ASCII key. Make sure the length is right for whatever WEP key length you select.

Go back into your configuration of the OvisLink router, and...

Dominus tecum.

I am sorry. I am not familiar with the Connection Manager's ROUTE command.

Does ssh Sentinal have a config file? That is what I recall, and that was a loooong time ago. There are subsections in the file like "Phase 1" and "Phase 2", etc. In this file you can define what...

What WiFi "router" do you have? Please give brand/model/make.

Who is your Internet Service Provider?

What WiFi card do you use on your computer?

What operating system are you running on...

First, those IPs are class B, second the last item is Interface (IF) and has nothing to do with the gateway. Third the reason you are getting the bad gateway address default, is because there is no...

Wired or wireless should not make a difference.

What VPN do you use? There something amiss, because the VPN tunnel should allow you to set up a private IP from the main system. i.e. you should...

Even if you create a SAN, which is a separate "LAN" just for accessing the storage, sooner or later the data WILL get on the Ethernet LAN. So... it will hog some part of it. If you have set your...

Load NWLink.

You could also have googled for [+IPX +Windows +XP]... ;)

It sounds like you are looking for some serious mass ARCHIVING storage instead of a SAN.

A Storage Area Network is a full blown LAN-like network of devices, be it tape drives, CD-RW, DVD-+RW, disk...

There is a open source software package out there called Ethereal. within the package of OPENXTRA.

This package ""sniffs" or monitors every packet that goes in and out of your system. By loading...

If you have installed, or convenienty has been installed for your benefit, XP SP2, FTP will be blocked by the "new and improved" Microsoft built-in firewall. Check.

Some cheaper WiFi routers combine the mac address filtering and the WEP part. Make sure you do have your MAC address set right if you enabled it.

Load Netsumbler and OPENXTRA. Watch if the SSID...

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