im havin 10 systems connected each other in the lan. each system has its own computer name andif i?
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u have assigned IP address..TCP&#92;IP will resolve computer names
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u have to purchase one 8 port hub or switch. 5 patch cord (straight cable cat5e). i think u have nic card inbuilt on ur pc. this is material to make a LAN...\n\ninstall and verify nic card on each system with self ping. connect all pc via hub or switch using patch cable. install TCP/IP protocol and assign the IP address for each system.\n\nye.........congrats!!! ur network is now ready!!!\n\nPM or mail me if u want to know more.....good luck for ur job!!!
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actually, you are only connected to the ten. there are 50 members in the swarm with the file. your computer can only accept an amount of data prescribed by your internet connection speed/bandwidth.
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LAN stands for Local Area Network.  This is a requirement if you have multiple computers in one local area (house, small building, etc.) that need to communicate with each other.  Once this is established, an internet connection can be introduced to the LAN and can be shared between all connected computers.  Hope this helps!\n\n~Scottie
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Yes, it just depends on what the client is connecting to, and what the server is servicing.  For example every network server that is on the Internet, is a client to the ISP's network. But it is a local server to the LAN.
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2 or more computers in a networks can be connected together using cables or via wireless (Wi-fi)technology.\nLike all other technologies, wifi has +s and -s.\nto get more technical and detailed information you can go to http://www.cnet.com to read more.
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yes because one device can be shared by many computers withot having to purchace individual devices 4 each computer
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Both support TCP/IP which you are using now. Set up each computer with an address on the same subnet.
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Modem\nDSL\nCable\nISDN\nT1\nT3\nWireless\n\nToo many to list actually
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if your modem connects two different networks-subnets,it is called bridge.for instance,you have two different offices,want to connect two different networks.you must use bridge for it.\nif your modem dedicates ip addresses of your pc,etc,it is called router.Routers use in network to find best path to destination.They were smart device in network.Shortly routers manage-run networks.
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You would need 2 NIC's in each machine.   \n\nbox 1\nNIC A- 10.10.1.1 (main GW to internet)\nNIC B- 192.168.1.1 (Set DNS to NIC A)\n\nbox 2\nNIC C- 192.168.1.2\nNIC D- 199.100.1.1 (Set DNS to NIC C)\n\nbox 3\nNIC E- 199.101.1.2\nNIC F- 202.100.1.1 (Set DNS to NIC E)
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Access your wireless router and you should have an option to look at the DHCP Client list.  It will tell you how many computers and what the computer names are that are connected to your network.  If any computers are not yours then someone is connected to your network.  As for who they are in particular...unfortunelty unless they have files shared that give away their name or who they are there is no way to tell.
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if your ALREADY on a lan connection (and workgroup), click start, type run, then type net view \n\nThen go into internet or windows explorer and type &#92;&#92;computerName
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You may have several network connections that are connected to different networks. Or, you may have a program that uses the first connection in the network connections list. You may want to make sure that a certain network connection is at the top of the list.\n\nWhen you install Microsoft Windows XP or Microsoft Windows 2000, the order of the connections may vary depending on how the network adapters are enumerated.\n\nYou can use the methods that are described in this article to reorder adapters and bindings and to change the interface metric on the network adapters. This article describes how to perform the following tasks:\n•Change the binding order of network adapters\n•Change the interface metric on a network adapter\n•Create a fixed metric by changing the InterfaceMetric registry value\n•Set the interface metric by using a script\n•Influence the binding order in Windows XP during unattended setup\n•Change the network provider order
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Your laptop probably also comes with an ethernet port, so if your PC has one you can link them with a special crossover cable.  Or you could prepare for more computers being linked to the same LAN by using a network hub and standard ethernet cables.
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ya it is possible to have more than one ip address on one system.... it depends on the number of NIC's on ur system... NIC(Network Interface Card), each one ll have a unique IP address... for ur case one is the Realtek Ethernet card and the other being the inbuilt ethernet card on ur motherboard.
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It mean some other computer on the network has the exact same address as your computer.  Contact your Network Admin so he can you give another IP address for your computer.