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I am sorry, I am not quite sure I understand your question. Would you care to elaborate a bit? Did you mean the IP address schemes - the 129.98.x.x and 192.168.x.x? The former is the static IP provided to each computer through a wall jack. The latter is the IP handed out to wireless clients...

The wireless clients are perfectly able to get to the Internet, one of the facts that make this situation so frustrating. I made up our group's webpage on my laptop and tested it, but to upload it to our own webserver, I found I had to use another machine (one that is physically connected to the...

Er... the router and the wireless access point are one and the same entity - our 2.4 GHz 802.11g Belkin F5D7230-4 "Cable/DSL Gateway Router"? or did I get your question wrong? Using ipconfig /all on the connected machines, I see that in this particular situation, the wired computers (through...

Robert, I loved your schema!! I modified it slightly to show you my configuration: Walljack 129.98 | Router's modem inlet (129.98 WAN,192.168 WLAN/LAN) |---------------------- outlet |(antenna)...

Hi, Robert! I did not receive your message before I posted a reply to lgarner. Please take a look. The schema that I tried to draw - doesn't that conform to your logical route? We are using the Belkin 802.11G router.

Thank you, lgarner for your comment. I wish I could draw out a schema. I shall try like this: LAN --> (accessed through LAN outlets/jacks)-->One end of cat5 cable plugged into this jack <--> other end plugged into the modem port of the router. (I assume this is what you mean by the LAN side.)...

Would you kindly care to elaborate a little bit on that? For example, do you mean that right now the way the network is set up, the routers are not visible to the webserver? I did not understand the DHCP scope part that you meant. But since the router itself is directly connected to the...

I am so sorry for all the confusion!! Here, let me make my situation a little clearer (hopefully!!). I am trying to access a username/password-protected folder on a webserver using WebDAV (the username/password is unique to me). This server does not allow FTP, only WebDAV. Now, we have several...

Hi! At work, we get to the intra- and internet using a single broadband LAN connection; the jack (with a static IP) connects to a wireless router, which dynamically allocates IPs (starting with 192.168.x.x) to all machines (wireless laptops) when connected. When I check the network connection...

I use my laptop at work and at home. The wireless networks at both places are in my preferred networks list. So when I get to work from home and vice versa, I have a smooth transition in connectivity. Since I have wireless zero configuration enabled, my laptop (802.11G internal adapter)...

StuReeves, I bow to your knowledge. Yes, this is one thing that I did not try, and flushing the DNS cache resolved the issue. Thanks a lot to you. What still troubles me, though, is that fact that this problem started occurring with only a few specific URLs... I guess I do not know enough of...

LOL!! I do know what a restricted site icon looks like! :-D Thanks a lot, htmlman, for trying to help me with this irritating problem. The restricted site icon does not show up in the status bar. Actually, I have checked and re-checked the hosts file, or the restricted-sites list of all my...

Thank you, htmlman, for your kind reply. Actually I have been to all these threads before I posted in this forum, and none of them applies to me!! Both my computers' date and time are both correct, my IE6 is of the latest version with 128 bit encryption, and I have no spyware-adware-malware on...

Please help! Both my browsers (IE6, Firefox 1.0.6) are suddenly unable to resolve certain website names with India-specific top level domains! All I am getting are DNS errors. This is happening with my PC and my laptop - all on a sudden! 1. It is happening with URLs ending with .co.in and...

Thank you, NJcow and Syar, for your inputs. I would bear in mind, never to download drivers from windows update. It is just that I never had any problem till this one... ATI, as I said, is not offering any support, so I don't really know how to get that driver from somewhere. Take care all...

Thanks very much, guys, for replying. But I am in the same bind. I think my problem started when I downloaded the latest ATI driver from the Windows Update website. This driver is (of course) digitally signed by Microsoft's driver verification system, so I am hesitant to roll it back. However...

Of late, I have started having a boot-time problem with my laptop that runs win XP home on a AMD Athlon XP 1800+ machine with 768 megs of RAM. Sometimes the computer gets stuck at booting, and I have to power off and power on again; sometimes it starts up normally. But in both cases it gives me...

Turning off the system restore and rebooting and turning it back on - one of the few things that I have tried before sending in this post. It did not help. Thanks for your reply, anyway.

I regularly use Spybot S&D and get all the updates. I also use two AV softwares, Norton AV corporate edition and AVG. AVG scans my computer every day, and shows up a downloader trojan virus in the 'System restore' volume of XP. It can heal the virus and remove it, but some other (with a...