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Something else you may want to look into, and I am not totally sure on this because I dont work much with peer to peers, but there are certain problems that arise when a peer to peer network tries to communicate remotely. These communication/browsing problems are cleared up by installing a...

I too have not figured this out. I use to be able to access my account from home using outlook express. Then we started having intermittent problems connecting. Now there is just no connection at all. If you figure this thing out, let me know also.

Wish I had read this earlier, I could have saved you a couple days headache. There is no way to accomplish this. I am speaking by pure experience. There use to be a patch that you could apply to proxy server to allow netscape to get out gotten from Microsoft's website, but Microsoft...

Hi foil, If I understand what you posted, you are saying that you dont want people contacting particular devices with certain ip addresses. If this is true, you can configure an access list that will block them from reaching each static address. This is an example of an access list you can...

Just to add Trevorh13, I believe only one router should be configured to place a clock on the line.

Have you tried using PPP protocol? It's great for connecting up devices requiring username/pwords. I'm not sure how you app works but if you run PPP on it and the interface of the router as well; you may be able to establish a connection this way. This is just a thought and may definitely not...

Hi Kiefmer, I hope these instructions help some:Steps: 1. Enter configuration mode 2. Enter the interface that will host a single subinterface or multiple subinterfaces (using subinterfaces is good for later expansion). *remember the interface cannot have a static address assigned to it or...

Hi Jason, It would be a lot simpler to have your entire class on one network id. If each computer is plugged into its own port on the switch this will work extremely well because the computers wont compete with each other when they want to send/receive data on the network. If on the other...