Networking Hardware Configuration | Forum profile

the answer is simple my friend you have a switch that turns on the wifi from on the netbook if you dont see it type in the model on another computer andd locate the switch to turn it on..usually itsa on the front for Dell models i havent seen on on the side of it though or near the on off switch there too

hi akhi ...my mam has given me a project,,,i.e yellow pages...i need a coding of yellow pages..and some introduction...plz...do soon..i need immediately this project..well i need tommorow.......

• • • • Originally Posted by zxor 2 the answer is simple my friend you have a switch that turns on the wifi from on the netbook if you dont see it type in the model on another computer andd locate the switch to turn it on..usually itsa on the front for Dell models i havent seen on on the side of it though or near the on off switch there too and it also can be turned off in the bios on some laptops

Hi, I'm not sure what you mean by "slowing down". Do you mean your inbound bandwidth drops the longer your router stays up? I have two high-level suggestions: flash to the latest Linksys firmware and if that doesn't work, flash to third-party firmware - DD-WRT or Tomato. If you do either of those, make sure you read the instructions VERY carefully and know exactly what you need to do (such as the 30-30-30 reset for...

Hi Rajiv, Very good you put here. But before start I would like to ask you one thing that because OSI layer is very wide so do you want to know each and every thing related to the same or any particular thing you have in your mind to know about???? Regards, Prashant

Hi. Try this site http://www.webopedia.com/quick_ref/OSI_layers.asp

• • • • Originally Posted by zxor 2 i need more info ..can you tell me how fdar apaert all the devices are and if you can see all the devices in the same room measure the distance of where the acess point needs to go and from the connection point ...cool beans The router is in a main house and a cable connects a guesthouse too far from the router for a good signal. So I don't think the access points...

Hello, The topology depends on where are you going to use the computers. If the buildings are in one room or in the whole building. Also if the computer should have any security policies. There is a lot written about it on net. But prior doing any setup you should consider all the requirements for the setup. Easy topology: Google: How to setup home network • • • • Originally Posted by sabrinakashe Hi can...

Hello Rajiv, Basically the OSI model is a 7 layer model that was designed to help troubleshoot networks easily and isolate problems according to the protocol they use and the layer in which the problem is. That is just basically, but the stuff is really wide! so more details on what you really need, Take care.

yes, that will work. you must turn off dhcp on one of the wireless access points (wap). otherwise, both will be offering addresses and, what a mess you will have. should you find problems, try turning down the power on both wap. (that is a setting from within your wap's software.)