i need a wireless connection scan program for my lap to enable me to connect wireless....
What is the best lan ..and wirless connection scan could be helpfull??
It's built into windows. You need a wireless card first.
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Saturday, October 24, 2009
About dsl modems?
i was wondering if i could hook up 2 dsl modems on the same phone line using 2 separate phone jacks
About dsl modems?
most likelyn not, it all depends on your phone line, but according to the tech. from VZ the modem has to connect.
About dsl modems?
You should consider getting a router if your trying to hook two separate computers up to the dsl. Getting two dsl modems won't increase your internet speed if that's what your getting at...
Reply:NO, but you could get cable service and that will be even better then 2 dsl modems. But if you really need 2 dsl modems you can get a second line installed to your house, but this would not be very cost affective for the speed and service.
Reply:NO.
The second modem would not work without paying for a second service, which may or may not be possible in your area, depends on what type of wires are coming into the house.
Most people who want to have a second modem, are trying to get internet service at more than one location in the house.
The best way to do this is to purchase a wireless router, which will cost far less than a modem, and you then install the router between the existing modem and the computer. You can then use a wireless adapter in a second, third, fourth, etc, computer to access the same internet connection that the main computer is using.
A good 802.11G router will cost $50 or less, and you can get a decent USB adapter for the computer for under $20.
Reply:No. Only one DSL "modem" can use the subscriber line at a time. The standard way to let multiple computers share a DSL connection is to use a router that establishes a connection between the DSL modem and a local Ethernet, Powerline, or Wi-Fi network on the customer's premises.
Reply:I had never heard of trying such a thing...
I remember being set to a specific model/home/line/account and all dedicated service. Try it and see because I curious to find out!
About dsl modems?
most likelyn not, it all depends on your phone line, but according to the tech. from VZ the modem has to connect.
About dsl modems?
You should consider getting a router if your trying to hook two separate computers up to the dsl. Getting two dsl modems won't increase your internet speed if that's what your getting at...
Reply:NO, but you could get cable service and that will be even better then 2 dsl modems. But if you really need 2 dsl modems you can get a second line installed to your house, but this would not be very cost affective for the speed and service.
Reply:NO.
The second modem would not work without paying for a second service, which may or may not be possible in your area, depends on what type of wires are coming into the house.
Most people who want to have a second modem, are trying to get internet service at more than one location in the house.
The best way to do this is to purchase a wireless router, which will cost far less than a modem, and you then install the router between the existing modem and the computer. You can then use a wireless adapter in a second, third, fourth, etc, computer to access the same internet connection that the main computer is using.
A good 802.11G router will cost $50 or less, and you can get a decent USB adapter for the computer for under $20.
Reply:No. Only one DSL "modem" can use the subscriber line at a time. The standard way to let multiple computers share a DSL connection is to use a router that establishes a connection between the DSL modem and a local Ethernet, Powerline, or Wi-Fi network on the customer's premises.
Reply:I had never heard of trying such a thing...
I remember being set to a specific model/home/line/account and all dedicated service. Try it and see because I curious to find out!
Port being spammed (out connections)?
Recently I stumbled upon a log on the home network admin's computer.
These logs all had my local IP address, but one thing alarmed me.
Overwhelmingly, many, many connections were going outward to many many IP addresses over UDP on port 38374.
There are five logs, each at least 15 pages worth of my IP sending out connections.
What can I do to stop this permanently? What is possibly doing this? and why?
If there is an internet activity monitor that helps me with this, It would be seriously appreciated.
My IP is recorded at least three times more than any of the other two computers on the network, so something could be taking advantage of my internet (hidden advertisement link-click schemes, etc)
Port being spammed (out connections)?
Run Spybot search and destroy, avg antivirus and remove any malicious programs... if for some odd reason the communication continues, block the port on your computer using a firewall.
Port being spammed (out connections)?
It sounds like you have a virus/trojan which is making all of these outbound connections.
Go to a command prompt and execute "netstat -ao". This will list all connections/ports on your computer and list the processes owning them. If you see several UDP/38374 connections check which process owns them and then investigate that process.
Do you have antivirus installed?
-MikeD
Certified network engineer w/ 16 years of experience
These logs all had my local IP address, but one thing alarmed me.
Overwhelmingly, many, many connections were going outward to many many IP addresses over UDP on port 38374.
There are five logs, each at least 15 pages worth of my IP sending out connections.
What can I do to stop this permanently? What is possibly doing this? and why?
If there is an internet activity monitor that helps me with this, It would be seriously appreciated.
My IP is recorded at least three times more than any of the other two computers on the network, so something could be taking advantage of my internet (hidden advertisement link-click schemes, etc)
Port being spammed (out connections)?
Run Spybot search and destroy, avg antivirus and remove any malicious programs... if for some odd reason the communication continues, block the port on your computer using a firewall.
Port being spammed (out connections)?
It sounds like you have a virus/trojan which is making all of these outbound connections.
Go to a command prompt and execute "netstat -ao". This will list all connections/ports on your computer and list the processes owning them. If you see several UDP/38374 connections check which process owns them and then investigate that process.
Do you have antivirus installed?
-MikeD
Certified network engineer w/ 16 years of experience
What is Sandlot Games Client Services 1.2.2?
My computer is running realling slow and I'm trying to clean it out. Does anyone know what Sandlot Games Client Services 1.2.2 is?
Wednesday, October 21, 2009
My default username and password (admin) do not work...please help?
I am having trouble logging onto my wireless router page, and am told to just reset the router, but am concerned about having to re-install because I don't have a disc for my wireless adapter. Is there a way to retrieve the username and password without having to reset it?
My default username and password (admin) do not work...please help?
if you reset a router, You don't have to install it again..
It just resets the settings.
Also, every piece of software is available online.
My default username and password (admin) do not work...please help?
seems like you wanto hack someone else's router haha
If you don't have the disc you can download the driver for that router from its official website.
Besides that I think there's no option to retrieve passwords
Reply:Resetting the router will not uninstall your network adapter on your computer.
Genealogy
My default username and password (admin) do not work...please help?
if you reset a router, You don't have to install it again..
It just resets the settings.
Also, every piece of software is available online.
My default username and password (admin) do not work...please help?
seems like you wanto hack someone else's router haha
If you don't have the disc you can download the driver for that router from its official website.
Besides that I think there's no option to retrieve passwords
Reply:Resetting the router will not uninstall your network adapter on your computer.
Genealogy
Accessing Xbox Live?
Ok, I have a wireless internet connection to my Macbook and use that as bridge. I connect my Macbook to my Xbox 360 via ethernet cable. Now I can't use the automatic settings and I've gone through 10 google pages of guides, and still can't seem to get it to work. I can pass the IP address, but it fails at DNS. I have a linksys router if that's any help. Please don't search google and post the first guide you see, I will give the best answer to whoever can help me fix this. Remember, it fails at the DNS so DNS is the problem. And I'm not spending $100 on the adapter when a $250 wii comes with built in internet.
Accessing Xbox Live?
Try connecting the Xbox to the router using an ethernet cable.
Accessing Xbox Live?
Try connecting the Xbox to the router using an ethernet cable.
Satori firmware bridging problem with WRT54G v1?
I'm trying to set up a Linksys WRT54G v1 router as a bridge to a Siemens Gigabit router, using upgraded Satori-4.0 v2.07.1.7sv firmware for the Linksys to set it in client mode.
I'm following notes posted on the www.anandtech.com site but that suggests using alchemy firmware.
What's happening is that after setting the linksys ip address, operating mode to gateway, wireless mode to client, setting the ssid to the Gigabit routers ssid, and setting the WEP passphrase to the same, i still don't get an ip address assigned to the linksys by the Gigabit router.
Any ideas ?
I'm following notes posted on the www.anandtech.com site but that suggests using alchemy firmware.
What's happening is that after setting the linksys ip address, operating mode to gateway, wireless mode to client, setting the ssid to the Gigabit routers ssid, and setting the WEP passphrase to the same, i still don't get an ip address assigned to the linksys by the Gigabit router.
Any ideas ?
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