network problem
Started by
Blaine
, Apr 11 2006 06:09 PM
#31
Posted 14 April 2006 - 01:30 PM
#32
Posted 14 April 2006 - 01:34 PM
i had both pcs networked a while ago like almost a year ago we moved and brought one pc and just brougth the other last weekend....
i had upstairs pc with dailup into modem the cat5 into port 1 and pc2 (thisone) in port 2 and it worked great i also had a old machine with the wireless for a month or so it worked just was to slow with dailup.....thats y i don't understand y its not working now.......
i had upstairs pc with dailup into modem the cat5 into port 1 and pc2 (thisone) in port 2 and it worked great i also had a old machine with the wireless for a month or so it worked just was to slow with dailup.....thats y i don't understand y its not working now.......
#33
Posted 14 April 2006 - 01:36 PM
...confused a little bit....are you on broadband or dialup?
#34
Posted 14 April 2006 - 01:36 PM
sorry i'm broadband NOW wasn't then...
#35
Posted 14 April 2006 - 01:39 PM
whew...kind of scared the bejeezus out of me...so everything worked on dialup...
switched to broadband and now you've got one computer that WILL connect to the internet and one that won't...it's possible that your ISP will only allow one computer to access the internet...(some isp's do this)...is the iblitz device just a router...or is it a router/modem combo? was it purchased seplerately or from the ISP?
switched to broadband and now you've got one computer that WILL connect to the internet and one that won't...it's possible that your ISP will only allow one computer to access the internet...(some isp's do this)...is the iblitz device just a router...or is it a router/modem combo? was it purchased seplerately or from the ISP?
#36
Posted 14 April 2006 - 01:41 PM
they was seperate i have adelphia cable. not sure if that matters maybe i need to find out?
#37
Posted 14 April 2006 - 01:42 PM
ok...so you've got a cable modem hooked to the wall..a router hooked to the modem...and the computers (currently) hooked up to the router
#38
Posted 14 April 2006 - 01:44 PM
correct cable into modem cat 5 from modem to router then pc's into router port 1 and port 2 of the router.
Installation
In areas where Home Networking is not yet available, our standard technician install will prepare your cable outlet for High-Speed Internet and will set up your cable modem and your network gateway computer for High-Speed Internet service unless you choose our self-activation option. All other wiring and installation required to set up your home network is your responsibility.
Support
Adelphia will support your High-Speed Internet connection to the cable modem and your network's gateway computer. Adelphia does not support any other computers or peripheral equipment you may have on your network. If you contract with someone to install your home network, be sure to inquire about the support services they offer.
Service Quality
In general, you can service two or three additional computers without seeing a noticeable change in speed. However, your actual results will depend on a number of factors including your signal strength, network configuration, etc. Each additional computer using the Internet will take a share of the bandwidth you are receiving. Therefore, you will eventually see slower speeds depending on how many additional computers you place on your network.
Installation
In areas where Home Networking is not yet available, our standard technician install will prepare your cable outlet for High-Speed Internet and will set up your cable modem and your network gateway computer for High-Speed Internet service unless you choose our self-activation option. All other wiring and installation required to set up your home network is your responsibility.
Support
Adelphia will support your High-Speed Internet connection to the cable modem and your network's gateway computer. Adelphia does not support any other computers or peripheral equipment you may have on your network. If you contract with someone to install your home network, be sure to inquire about the support services they offer.
Service Quality
In general, you can service two or three additional computers without seeing a noticeable change in speed. However, your actual results will depend on a number of factors including your signal strength, network configuration, etc. Each additional computer using the Internet will take a share of the bandwidth you are receiving. Therefore, you will eventually see slower speeds depending on how many additional computers you place on your network.
#39
Posted 14 April 2006 - 01:46 PM
ok well that's good info...
#40
Posted 14 April 2006 - 01:48 PM
but when i hook up upstairs pc to router it kicks my router off not sure y so i can't get sp2 i'm still looken up some stuff about it
iblitzz is no longer in bussniss so i can't get firmware updates :9
iblitzz is no longer in bussniss so i can't get firmware updates :9
#41
Posted 14 April 2006 - 02:20 PM
what are the chances of getting another router (i'm not thinking this is a pc issue)
#42
Posted 14 April 2006 - 02:23 PM
in fact my dad is sending me his old d-link router should be here monday
or i can try and get my old network hub but i don't think its compatble with high speed just dail up its that old
or i can try and get my old network hub but i don't think its compatble with high speed just dail up its that old
#43
Posted 14 April 2006 - 02:24 PM
if you unplug the "broken" machine and plug the other one back in..does the internet sped return to normal? if so you can DL sp2 and burn to a disk to transfer it...
http://dsenette.geek...935-SP2-ENU.exe here's the administrative install that you can download then transfer
http://dsenette.geek...935-SP2-ENU.exe here's the administrative install that you can download then transfer
#44
Posted 17 April 2006 - 04:46 PM
dsenette
my mom brought me an belkin wireless 802.11 G router and card i hooked them up and it started working so that iblitzz card and router must not be any good or something
my mom brought me an belkin wireless 802.11 G router and card i hooked them up and it started working so that iblitzz card and router must not be any good or something
#45
Posted 18 April 2006 - 06:19 AM
i'm gonna point my furry monkey finger directly at that router/card combo (Especially since a new set fixed the issue) i personally have never heard of iblitz....but then again...you may be in europe where they have some diff hardware vendors
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