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Confusing network problem
You rock! I set the NIC from auto sense to 10mbps full duplex and that fixed my problem. Thanks! :^)- NYCDrew
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- Forum: Data Transmission general discussion
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Confusing network problem
I have version 1 of the router. I had previously checked it out using DSLReports tweak test. It reports that everything is good. The MTU on the laptop, desktop, and Router is set to 1500. Thank you for taking time to help me out!- NYCDrew
- Post #3
- Forum: Data Transmission general discussion
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Confusing network problem
I have a problem with my network that has me baffled. I've tried many things to solve it, but haven't even been able to figure out exactly what the problem is. Here's my situation: I have a desktop and a laptop connected to a Linksys BEFW11S4 router. It's a wireless router but they are both...- NYCDrew
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- Forum: Data Transmission general discussion
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Zone Alarm Pro & McAfee VirusScan 7
I ignored the warning and installed VS Pro 7.0 anyway with ZA pro. I haven't yet had a problem with either program. I think the warning is there because VS Pro 7.0 comes with McAfee's firewall, which I'm sure they'd prefer that you use.- NYCDrew
- Post #8
- Forum: Security, hacker detection & forensics
