There is no internet connectivity with the modem and router together, however, eliminating the router and just using the modem works fine. There doesn’t seem to be a power issue with the router.

What could the problem be?

I am running two systems, one on Windows and the other Linux.  I am wondering whether it is advisable to have two physically separate networks for each system so that the company’s commodity internet is separate from the financial database network.  Right now both systems are on the same network, and I am concerned that this might enable a very skilled person to gain access to both systems.  I would welcome any suggestions on this matter.

I am having a problem configuring the new computers at my workplace which are running on Windows 7 Pro x64. I would like to have these connect to the print server using the pushprinterconnections.exe, with the printers mapped through group policy. Adding the 64-bit driver for the Xerox phase did not help.

The other PCs running on WinXP x32 do not have the same problems and are functioning well. I am wondering if I have to create a new printer and also an AD container and policy in the Print Management. Clearly I am missing something. Hope you can help.

Thanks.

Has anybody ever had this situation where you have two IP addresses each having different service providers, different host names and different web info yet turn up with identical locations on the map?  I can’t quite figure it out. Thank you.

I wanted to try out CRM applications and software at Salesforce so I signed up for a trial account. I needed to install Riva software for the Salesforce application. I successfully connected the Riva software with our Exchange server through an Admin account. However, I am running into problems configuring Salesforce using the trial account I set up.

The following error comes up while configuring it: The remote server returned an error: (407) Proxy Authentication Required. I tried un-checking the “Use Proxy Server checkbox” from internet explorer tools and get the following error message: Unable to connect to the remote server.

I am wondering if the "Static Routes" function of my Netgear WNR2000 router will be helpful for what I'm trying to do, and if so, how to use it. I have a network capable surveillance camera DVR connected to a Zonet ZSR4134WS router, which is connected to a Netgear WNR2000 router, which is finally connected to my DSL modem.

I have a Windows XP Professional Service Pack 3.When I check the Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol DHCP service, It stops automatically. And when I start the service, nothing happens; it only shows the error “Could not start the DHCP Client service on Local Computer.” It comes with an Error 1068. And also, the reliance service or group is unsuccessful to start. Can someone lend a hand and help me on this? Thanks.

I am a beginner. I want to know how to connect two computers. What are all the components do I need and which software’s are needed ?

Can anyone tell me about these errors that appear in the router logs? I hope you could also provide any troubleshooting tips.

“%FIB-3-FIBDISABLE : Fatal error, slot [#]: no memory and %FIB-3-NOMEM: Malloc Failure, disabling dCEF on line card”

Thanks for your time.