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Could anyone please give me a list of cable modems that offer routing capabilities, such as NAT and DHCP? My current cable modem is a RCA DCM425.

Thanks,
Mike

Here's the situation, I just upgraded from DSL to cable due to the fact that my cable company was supplying a package which consisted of: Broadband, Telephone, and of course cable. What I would like to do is purchase a wireless router in order to provided access to one other computer and my Xbox 360 ...

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Okay, heres' what I am striving for, I need to practice setting up a VPN Server and Client.

Here's my current setup
-Router\Modem (Providing DHCP)
-Wireless Router (Recieving IP Address from Wired Router\Modem)
-One Desktop computer is wired to the Wireless Router
-Two Wireless Desktop PC's using ...

Seems I'm having a slight problem pinging computers on my network. I can ping using their IP Address, but not by their Netbios Name (\\Computername). Two computers are using XP Pro and the other is using Win98SE. I can also access the computer via internet explorer by typing the name in the address ...

Thanks for all the input, but I think I'm just going to go ahead and build another computer...*Long Sigh*

The motherboard is: Abit SD7-533

My motherboard supports a P4 Processor up to 2.6GHZ\400FSB. I currently have a P4 @ 1.6GHZ installed. I've been looking online all day long trying to find a compatible 2.6GHZ\400FSB processor, but I keep running into 533FSB\800FSB Processors! So, What I was wondering was, would it be possible to use ...

Do you have WPA or WEP enabled on the Router? I ran into the same problem a couple of months ago. I had to double check my security settings, seems there was a slight inconsitency.

Just wondering if anyone can push in the right direction. Every once in awhile my wireless computers will lose their connection with the Router, which by the way is acting as a wireless access point\Switch (DHCP disabled). However the wired computers are still able to get online. Does anyone know ...

Thanks for the reply, I'll hopefully be able to find a cheap switch, one around 25.00 would be nice. Damn best buy and their overpriced products!!! I guess I'll have to check out Newegg or Tigerdirect.

I'm wondering if this would be possible, I've currently got 4 computers, including my xbox 360, and I would like to replace my router with a 8 port switch. I believe my modem is capable of performing NAT and DHCP services. Would this setup work? Would I still be able to share an internet connection ...

I'm having trouble playing a video game online using the xbox 360. Here is my current setup:

Modem connected To Router Internet Port=Computer one connected to Router port 3. Router is providing wireless internet access to computers 2,3, and XBox 360.

I'm able to log onto Xbox Live without any ...

I'll give it a shot.

I happened to take a look at my DHCP Client table today and realize that I am providing wireless access to an additional 4 computers, so I've deleted them from the table. Will this stop them from accessing my network? Would it be beneficial if I blocked their MAC addresses?

Thanks for the insight.

I'm currently studying for the Network+ Certification Test, so far I have a good grasp on things but something has got me stumped. I was looking at the settings for my Wireless Router and Modem, the modem is set as a DHCP server, as is the Router. Wouldn't having two DHCP servers cause problems ...