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Because I need HELP!
I'm setting up a home network using a PC (Win2kPro), Laptop (Win98) and a PS2 using a Linksys Etherfast Cable/DSL Router (BEFSR41) and a few CAT5 straight through network cables.
I'm on Blueyonder Broadband with a Cable Modem (all RSJ45 connections).
Is anyone else using this kit? If so, what problems am I going to have installing it all when my kit arrives? (Forget the PS2 for now, I'm just worried about configuring/connecting as I've never set up a network before and companies don't exactly make it easy by firing off words like DCHP/MAC/Hub/Switch/WAN/LAN etc).
I'm setting up a home network using a PC (Win2kPro), Laptop (Win98) and a PS2 using a Linksys Etherfast Cable/DSL Router (BEFSR41) and a few CAT5 straight through network cables.
I'm on Blueyonder Broadband with a Cable Modem (all RSJ45 connections).
Is anyone else using this kit? If so, what problems am I going to have installing it all when my kit arrives? (Forget the PS2 for now, I'm just worried about configuring/connecting as I've never set up a network before and companies don't exactly make it easy by firing off words like DCHP/MAC/Hub/Switch/WAN/LAN etc).
FantasyMeister wrote:
> Because I need HELP!
>
> I'm setting up a home network using a PC (Win2kPro), Laptop (Win98)
> and a PS2 using a Linksys Etherfast Cable/DSL Router (BEFSR41) and a
> few CAT5 straight through network cables.
>
> I'm on Blueyonder Broadband with a Cable Modem (all RSJ45
> connections).
>
> Is anyone else using this kit? If so, what problems am I going to
> have installing it all when my kit arrives? (Forget the PS2 for now,
> I'm just worried about configuring/connecting as I've never set up a
> network before and companies don't exactly make it easy by firing off
> words like DCHP/MAC/Hub/Switch/WAN/LAN etc).
are u conneting straight via the router, if so only one at a time may work, if you connect via the PC, you may need to setup ICS (internet connection sharing) on windows 2000
> Because I need HELP!
>
> I'm setting up a home network using a PC (Win2kPro), Laptop (Win98)
> and a PS2 using a Linksys Etherfast Cable/DSL Router (BEFSR41) and a
> few CAT5 straight through network cables.
>
> I'm on Blueyonder Broadband with a Cable Modem (all RSJ45
> connections).
>
> Is anyone else using this kit? If so, what problems am I going to
> have installing it all when my kit arrives? (Forget the PS2 for now,
> I'm just worried about configuring/connecting as I've never set up a
> network before and companies don't exactly make it easy by firing off
> words like DCHP/MAC/Hub/Switch/WAN/LAN etc).
are u conneting straight via the router, if so only one at a time may work, if you connect via the PC, you may need to setup ICS (internet connection sharing) on windows 2000
Try the flyuh465&*(KHG switch
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No I dont know,sorry.I have Tesco....seriously
:'=not funny
No I dont know,sorry.I have Tesco....seriously
Because I need HELP!
I'm setting up a home network using a PC (Win2kPro), Laptop (Win98) and a PS2 using a Linksys Etherfast Cable/DSL Router (BEFSR41) and a few CAT5 straight through network cables.
I'm on Blueyonder Broadband with a Cable Modem (all RSJ45 connections).
Is anyone else using this kit? If so, what problems am I going to have installing it all when my kit arrives? (Forget the PS2 for now, I'm just worried about configuring/connecting as I've never set up a network before and companies don't exactly make it easy by firing off words like DCHP/MAC/Hub/Switch/WAN/LAN etc).
I'm setting up a home network using a PC (Win2kPro), Laptop (Win98) and a PS2 using a Linksys Etherfast Cable/DSL Router (BEFSR41) and a few CAT5 straight through network cables.
I'm on Blueyonder Broadband with a Cable Modem (all RSJ45 connections).
Is anyone else using this kit? If so, what problems am I going to have installing it all when my kit arrives? (Forget the PS2 for now, I'm just worried about configuring/connecting as I've never set up a network before and companies don't exactly make it easy by firing off words like DCHP/MAC/Hub/Switch/WAN/LAN etc).