does that mean that if i were to get rid of my router and connect directly to my cable modem, i would be able to have more connections without lagging my internet browsing? Surely if I did this, something else would limit my maximum connections instead of my router, and what would it be?
How...
Is there a maximum number of connections that can be made? If so, what is it determined by? ISP, cable modem, router, network card, operating system, or what?
I ask this because it seems that I have to limit the number of connections that my bit torrent client (Azureus) can make, in order to...
Yeah, I tried accessing the configuration page by going to 192.168.11.100, but that didn't work until I changed my computer's IP address to 192.168.11.101. I got it working now though
actually I found a solution that was different...
http://www.buffalotech.com/knowledgebase/users/kb.php?id=10024&category_id=0&sid2=
I had to follow those instructions and temporarily change the IP address of my computer to access the wireless router configuration page.
Thanks though, I...
ok I have 2 more questions:
Where should the cable from the wired router plug into the wireless router? Should it plug into the wireless router's WAN port or should it plug into one of its 4 LAN ports? Either way, everything seemed to work fine, but which one is better?
Also, how do I get...
I just got a wireless router (Buffalo WHR-HP-G54) and I tried replacing my old wired router with it, but it would not work, because of the location, which is too far away to get good signal strength in most of the house. So I had to plug the new router into an Ethernet jack in my house, so now...
I'm at college and every 10 minutes or so, the internet connection goes down for like 30 seconds or so, and then it comes back up. I talked with the technology department guy, and he said it happens because people have routers (both wired or wireless ones) hooked up in their dorms and that they...
ok well thanks for the replies guys, but I think I'm gonna use the program Hamachi to create a network between us and then we can share files using Windows File Sharing as if we are on a real network together. Hamachi is an incredibly simple program to use, so I think it will be less hassle and...
About this setting up an FTP thing, well that of course is one option. But I actually have some webspace (about 5 gigs, plenty for anything I would want to share), but when I tried uploading my file to my server using the FTP, I would get some weird error after a while, something about "200...
My friend and I would like to transfer a few large files online to each other, and all the free services like www.yousendit.com have file size limits that are too low for us. So I used winrar to split the file into chunks that yousendit would allow us to share, but this is a little bit...
With my webhosting company www.1and1.com, the SSL only costs $50 per year from GeoTrust. I am told that 1and1 isn't the best hosting company, but meh, they sure are cheap! :p
Also, I believe that if a were sharing SSL with another website, it would not be my website in the address bar...
For my website, people can submit an application to rent an apartment, and there is a $10 dollar submission fee for submitting an application. I made the form on my website using PHP and HTML (http://www.southernstovelofts.com/applyonline.php). I plan on accepting this $10 submission fee with...
If I am at home on our house's computer network, if I am getting something off bittorent, it is possible for me to choke our entire network's internet connection if my upload speed on bittorrent is too high. I am going to college this September, and I was wondering, is the same sort of thing...