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I’ve noticed that when I have several clients such as eMule running overnight, come morning the router will have hung itself and I have to reboot it to get access to the internet.
Is this normal, or do I have a crap router?
Thanks.

I have a Windows 2000 server connected to a hub. I also have about 20 Windows XP machines (clients) connected to this hub as well. I also have a Netgear firewall, which is connected to both a cable modem and the hub.

The Win 2000 server has IP 10.100.100.1, and the Netgear firewall has IP 10.100.100.141.

Right now, what I’m doing is going to each client and configuring the Default Gateway entry manually. What I’d LIKE to do is have the client’s IP settings set to “Obtain IP Addresses Automatically” and have the Netgear’s IP address come up automatically.

I’m assuming this can be done on the Windows 2000 server, as it’s the DHCP server on the network, but I have no idea how to do it.

Could someone give me a step-by-step on how to do it?

Also, is this the best way to get my network to have internet access? Right now, each client loses internet access about every 10 mins, which a “repair” will fix, but it happens so regularly that it’s getting to be disruptive. Tnx for hlp!

I have recently logged in to my router and clicked on clients list.
I saw there names and IP of people I don’t know under the DHCP tab.
I can delete them but I don’t know what does it mean, do they have access to my internet? should I delete those unknown DHCP clients?
So I don’t need to delete those DHCP unknown clients?

To find out more VISIT: www.vonex.com.au VoNEX is a feature rich Cloud PBX for the IT&T industry to onsell to clients. In this demonstration video James and Kate walks you through some on of VoNEX’s key features – Easy dialing out with VoNEX – Simultaneous Ring or Twinning between two phones (including your mobile) by calling a single number – Easy access to your VoipMail via your phone extension, mobile, the VoNEX web interface or even your inbox. – The ability to transfer calls announced or unannounced between different people easily like a standard PSTN PBX phone system. – The ability to organise conference calls with ease by dialing into the conference room anywhere in the world. – The ability to page one person or several thousand people at once. – Easy call forwarding to direct calls when you are away from your desk. – Integration with your computer via the VoNEX web interface allowing you do things like click a link to dial out. For a in person demonstration with a Reseller or to become a VoNEX Reseller visit: www.vonex.com.au

Within your only subnet, you want 10 specific DHCP clients (out of 150
total on the network) to use a test DNS server that is not assigned to any
other computers through DHCP. How can you best achieve this objective?
the question is from a cert test prep program called transender it did not explain it to well so i was just asking peoples options

What is the most possible maximum number of DHCP Clients on any Router/Switch/HUB anything?

i have configured ADS and DHCP server in windows 2003 server. When the firewall is switched on in windows 2003 server i could not add wInxp as ADS client. and the dhcp server is not providing ip address to the client. if i disable the firewall both the dhcp and ADS are working well

i have to turn on firewall. pls give me the solution

I have VSAT broad band Internet connection with one public IP address,can it be possible to distribute it on more clients using DHCP facility without creating proxy server in my machine (Windows server 2003)

I know that thru the router interface I can see the amount of data that transfered/received my wireless channel, but is there any way to know exactly if someone else is connected to the same channel?
Thx for help.
Daniel.
I know that thru the router interface I can see the amount of data that transfered/received my wireless channel, but is there any way to know exactly if someone else is connected to the same channel?
I am using the siemens dsl router.Please be a little more specific where I can found this option inside my router if at all.
Thx for help.
Daniel.

E1 selling company or DDCSP company or PSTN operator company

It shows three MAC’s and three Ip’s but i only have 1 pc connected to the router and I have setup a password to connect and I have told no one. Does this mean people are stealing my internet?

To find out more VISIT: www.vonex.com.au VoNEX is a feature rich Cloud PBX for the IT&T industry to onsell to clients. In this demonstration video James and Kate walks you through some on of VoNEX’s key features – Easy dialing out with VoNEX – Simultaneous Ring or Twinning between two phones (including your mobile) by calling a single number – Easy access to your VoipMail via your phone extension, mobile, the VoNEX web interface or even your inbox. – The ability to transfer calls announced or unannounced between different people easily like a standard PSTN PBX phone system. – The ability to organise conference calls with ease by dialing into the conference room anywhere in the world. – The ability to page one person or several thousand people at once. – Easy call forwarding to direct calls when you are away from your desk. – Integration with your computer via the VoNEX web interface allowing you do things like click a link to dial out. For a in person demonstration with a Reseller or to become a VoNEX Reseller visit: www.vonex.com.au

I have a need to “pop” my mail from one exchange server (email box) and send it somewhere else. The admins do not allow IMAP connections to these boxes, so it has to really be an “exchange connection”.

Right now I have to leave an outlook client opened to pull the mail off. Is there another client which can do this?

Or perhaps a perl library for working with exchange servers?

Anything which will return control to me?

You must understand how to configure DHCP for the CCNA exam.

I am using Windows XP professional and I have a network of 12 computers. I’m using one computer essentially as the “server” for a MSSQL database with other computers on the network accessing the data from it.

Any computer past the initial 10 computers that tries to access a program (that uses the MSSQL database in question) gets rejected, bounced, with the error message:

“\\server is not accessible. You might not have permission to use this network resource. Contact the administrator of this server to find out if you have access permissions. No more connections can be made to this remote computer at this time because there are already as many connections that the computer can accept.”

I have already looked at this supposed patch: http://www.lvllord.de/ (Update of TCPIP.SYS), but I can’t get it to work, i.e. raise the number of computer connections allowable under Windows XP professional. Some chat sites seem to imply that this is a feasible item, please tell me if so.
Thanks

To find out more VISIT: www.vonex.com.au vonex is a feature rich Cloud PBX for the IT&T industry to onsell to clients. In this demonstration video James and Kate walks you through some on of vonex’s key features – Easy dialing out with vonex – Simultaneous Ring or Twinning between two phones (including your mobile) by calling a single number – Easy access to your voipmail via your phone extension, mobile, the vonex web interface or even your inbox. – The ability to transfer calls announced or unannounced between different people easily like a standard PSTN PBX phone system. – The ability to organise conference calls with ease by dialing into the conference room anywhere in the world. – The ability to page one person or several thousand people at once. – Easy call forwarding to direct calls when you are away from your desk. – Integration with your computer via the vonex web interface allowing you do things like click a link to dial out. For a in person demonstration with a Reseller or to become a vonex Reseller visit: www.vonex.com.au

This video shows how, by supporting the IMAP protocol, Alfresco enables users to file emails into the Records Management application directly from their IMAP compliant email clients. Simple drag n drop makes it easy to file important emails and have them managed as vital corporate records.