Show active connections of your computer [firewall disactivated] ShowShow active connections of your computer [firewall disactivated]
Here's a little trick to see your network connections without using a firewall:
Open the Windows command prompt: Start Menu/Run (or Windows key + R);
Type CMD /click OK...
Sharing a Printer ShowSharing a Printer
Sharing a computer with printer server
Sharing printer with a print server
How to share a printer to make it accessible from any workstation with a Microsoft Windows NT/2000/XP:
First, we must quickly...
How to connect two computers with a USB Cable ShowHow to connect two computers with a USB Cable
One of the best and fastest ways for connecting two computers is by using a USB-USB cable. This process allows you to transfer files from one computer to another and share internet connection. The...
LAN, Internet connection: choosing your router ShowLAN,Internet connection:Choosing your Router
Intro
Case 1
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Options and features to consider
Standards required for a WiFi router
New Standards
Intro
A router comes in the shape of a box connected to your computer....
Download IP Traffic Monitor ShowIP Traffic Monitor monitors all network connections on the computer where it is installed. The program shows you detailed information, such as the remote IP address, host name if available, details of inbound and outbound traffic.
Advantage
It...
Types of connectors Show5-pin DIN plugs
A DIN (or DIN5) connector is a plug with 5 pins, formerly used to connect keyboards to computers:
The DIN5 connector has been made obsolete by PS/2 and USB connectors. Pins
Pin number
Function
1
Reset...
Connecting the computer to a HIFI sound system ShowWhy connect a computer to a sound system?
These days, computers provide sound quality that is as good as hifi sound systems. It is possible to use them to listen to music, in particular thanks to mp3
files that provide sound quality that is...
Thanks. Wondering if I can I do 3 on the router (since the fourth port is connected to the switch) and 9 on the switch (it has up to 16 ports)? How much of a difference will it make?
Do I need a network adapter? I have Windows 98. The way I'm doing it is: 10 lines to the 10 computers are on the switch; the internet is connected to the router and there is one line (using one port) that connects the router to the switch. It worked before but not sure why I can't get it to work again. Thanks.