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Are u trying to open with photosop or with windows picture viewer
Try saving as a gif file

Sounds to me when the ip is sent to you from the ISP it pulls the first device hooked up to the hub. Since the ip can only be used once when you power up the pc it finds the hub and takes the ip. Phone call out dont work cuz the pc is has the control. If you turn your pc off the phone takes the ip ...

Look for the port forwarding section of the netgear admin page.

Select port 5100 for your cams and then forward it to the ip of the computer using the software.

To determine the correct ip goto the computer using the yahoo cam software and do an ipconfig. To find your ip in XP goto
Start-->Run ...

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Consider increasing your RWIN value to optimize TCP/IP for broadband.

4m/384k 8 a month here

Im not sure what DSL specs are but in the cable world we use DBMV to determine signal strength back to the headend. Decible Mili Volts. DSL uses voltages to send information so in the cable world a return rate of 40-55 db is normal for a cable modem to push its signal back to the headend to achive a ...

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Modem----router(w/built in switch)--- ------Ethernet jack---Computer 1
______________\--------------------------Ethernet jack---Computer 2

Category 5 High Speed Data Cable

4 pairs of twisted cable

Heres an image of the cables http://www.tnt-audio.com/jpg/cat5.jpg

Heres a good howto http://hydraulicslab.ucsd.edu/Cat5/cat5cabl.htm

Check out the admin section of the belkin Wireless router.
Look for an option to put the computer outside of the DMZ.
I use a linksys so im not all that familiar with the belkin. On my linksys for gaming modes you could put the computer outside of the firewall so people could join your games ...

YARDofSTUF wrote:How did he get here to post?

Maybe he was using mozilla firefox and was trying to fix his IE
I dunno I could be wrong ......
HAHA

Since your cable modem is at least 3 years old my question is how old are the lines running to your house. If you live in an area where the lines are arial there is a good chance you have squirrel chew. Squirrel chew is the result of squirrels chewing on your cables because they get in the way of ...

Gonna take a guess that its the firewall inside the router that may be slowing you down a bit.
Didnt think it would be that bad.

I run wireless b to the laptops and the wired blows away the wirelss all day long.

Dont want any movies either way.
Thanks

If your ie is hosed how are you gonna get to the website?

With the router that isnt working still hooked up
From the command line ping http://www.google.com
I get an 64.233.161.104

What do you get?

What are some of the examples of the sites your trying to download that are slow?

Some sites may be on servers half a world away and they may have router issues between you and them. I always use google as my test page. If google loads slow most likey you got a problem locally. If your trying to ...

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How about this


A number of XP users have reported situations with Internet Explorer 6 becoming corrupted and reporting a number of different errors. While there is certainly no guarantee, the two procedures listed below have restored functionality to ...

Try the manual that came with your router.
It will have the router IP and password you need to type in to access the administration section of the router.

Excellent Suggestions

I would like to add that if you try spysweeper 3.0 you can eliminate the need for spybot and adaware since spysweeper does what both do and then some.

I know fosi has a cracked copy floating around the net somewhere or PM me if you need a copy

CBUM

What he meant was do you have a firewall running like NORTON internet security or any programs that block internet traffic that may prevent you from upgrading your firmware.

To ping the lan IP you goto the start button - then the run command and type in CMD and hit enter if you have windows xp or ...

Get rid of the hub and get yourself a router.
Many new brands out there

Linksys
Dlink
Netgear

They all work. Might want a 4 port wireless router so your laptop can work wirelessly and the router can be placed where the desktop is (assuming your cable modem is there too.)

Run the RG-6 wire (cable ...