3: DHCP Server Although it's a neat feature, I was frankly puzzled by the inclusion of a DHCP server feature, since it's likely that the LAN that the AP is attached to will already have a router with built-in DHCP server! At any rate, note that you must...

I'm still not sure exactly what the problem was, but a Verizon support person told me the problem could have been the adapter trying to access ports that were reserved for the router's built in phone adapter or perhaps conflicts with the router's NAT or DHCP...

Fun with VLANs. linksys wireless wet54gs5. You might be tempted to think that Linksys' WET54GS5 Wireless-G Ethernet Bridge with 5-port switch is just a WET54G with a slightly-overpriced 10/100 switch built in... but you'd be wrong. There's much, much more to...

but a glance at the documentation indicated that the device was configured via a web browser. The installation software was really meant to find the DHCP assigned address of the device on the network and then spawn a web browser to connect to that address....

the casual user sell for little more than the price of dinner and a movie. And, unlike the bare-bones budget routers of yesteryear, these routers come with a decent amount of features such as SPI-based firewalls and UPnP built into them. But how do you tell...

see the light of day until around Easter 2007. So far and yet so near. Don’t let delays slow your move toward the status of Vista expert. Once you have built the new Vista machine, it’s time to migrate users’ settings from XP to Vista. For this task,...

laptop. NAP links with Group Policy. So, for example, you can define "unhealthy" in terms of clients with unsuitable DHCP scopes. Other NAP protection includes excluding clients with an "unhealthy" IPSec policy, VPN or 802.1x validation. Shutdown Vista brings...

since the "rogue" DHCP servers also hear the request and may not be as busy as the campus DHCP server, the "rogues" often win the race and answer the DHCP request first. The result of this DHCP server battle is that the requesting computer not only ends up...

router to allow wireless computers to get their IP addresses from a different DHCP server? The wireless router's NAT firewall is properly blocking the broadcast of DHCP requests to the WAN side of the router where other DHCP servers are located. If you don't...

2: Quick Setup page The router supports a number of WAN connection types, including common and not-so-common ones: Static DHCP (with Host Name option) PPTP - DHCP and Static Big Pond Cable L2TP - DHCP and Static Figure 3: L2TP WAN setup Since the L2TP option...