Recent content by gguerra

We use a buffalo here at work and it has great range. We also have top of the line Cisco AP's which run about $600 (discounted price) and I can say the buffalo give cisco a run for it's money. 100 meters should not be aproblem, but what is a problem is metal in the walls. That will block signal...

You did not mention if PING works.. Try pinging to/from each computer. If it does not ping check your FIREWALL... That is often overlooked, especially if you are running a 3rd party firewall like Norton Internet Security or something similar.. If you are using a router that has a firewall you...

If you are on running DHCP, try hard coding all of your settings. Just use an IP that is on the same subnet but out of the DHCP range. Also hard code subnet mask, gateway and DNS.. Then try to ping that IP address I gave you in a previous post.. If it pings OK then it should be OK or start to...

did you try the lspfix I mentioned or there is another utility tcp/ip repair here http://www.xp-smoker.com/freeware.html or read more to diagnose and fix here http://support.microsoft.com/kb/811259 or do a google search for more articles here...

It may be your browser itself or your winsock2 has become corrupt. Try this from a command window netsh winsock reset catalog or Try LSPfix http://www.cexx.org/lspfix.htm or try another browser also check the obvious like DNS and gateway settings by running ipconfig/all in a command window

We have a sonicwall here at work. It's about $1000 a year for subscriptions as well as the box itself.. Not inexpensive .. It all depends what you consider inexpensive.. There are other "software" solutions.. Most good ones will cost you about the same.. I had been exploring similar solutions...

Yes the trendmicro is good and so is http://bitdefender.com .. Adaware and other "Free" tools do not do quite as good of a job cleaning malware. There are other online scanners just google "online scanner".. As for MS Defender, I'm not to impresses by it since I've seen certain trojans get by...

My Pocket PC (portable computer) includes five tabs for WLAN profiles (configuration) 1. Mode, 2. Authentication, 3. Encryption, 4. IP Config, 5. Power I will cover 2 and 3 here which is where I think my problem lies 2. Authentication choices are None, Kerberos, LEAP, EAP-TLS, PEAP (I set...

I have a Buffalo WHR-HP-G54 router that is set to Access Point Mode and we use here at our business with laptops and desktops with no problems. I have it set to do WEP encryption with a pass key which is 13 characters long.. I am trying to get our Symbol MC9060 portable data terminals to attach...