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Sounds like a spyware problem to me. Have you run the usual spyware programs? You might run "Hijack This" and post the results on the appropriate place.

Hi, I currently have vpn running between 2 linksys befvp41's successfuly. I have several users that travel with laptops that would like vpn capability that don't want to carry routers with them. Does anyone have a vpn software solution that is compatible with the befvp41? I know the cisco vpn …

Well, I had a solution but the product may not be avalable any more. 3Com made a dialup router that had 4 ports on it. you configure it to dial the isp with your user name and password and it retains connection to whatever length of time set in the …

Is there any direct line of sight between the 2 buildings?

I created a folder called "Antispyware". I downloaded various antispyware programs into it. When I doubleclick the folder it opens for about 1 second and then closes. If I rename the folder to any name that does not have the word spyware in it it opens ok. I also cannot …

I have two pc's with different owners with the same problem. Internet explorer will open fine to the home page. When you try to navigate to a different page it opens a new window and only goes to the home page. Internet explorer then becomes unresponsive and has to be …

I have 4 access points and routers all with wep active.

Could also be a hardware problem. I'm assuming you have cable or dsl internet. If you have a router between your modem and pc, as you should, check the speed from somewhere like dslreports.com and note it. Then remove the router, reconfigure your pc to connect directly to the modem …

Or...are you trying to connect to your neighbors wifi signal?

My local lan uses static ip's. The local server will only allow access from the local lan and a specific lan outside the local one. Example: The local lan is on 10.115.232.0/24. If I VPN to it using my laptop with dhcp from a remote location, I cannot connect to …

Looks good to me except for the hub in 1st floor location. I would use a switch. The text isn't real clear on my pc so perhaps I'm reading it wrong.

I have two networks connected by router. 10.159.232.0 and 10.159.234.0 I can ping the nodes on the opposite side of the router from each side, 10.159.232.1 can ping anything on the 10.159.234.0 network and vice versa. What I need is to be able to see the workgroups on one network …

We recently changed web site hosts. They now also host our email. When we send to some address's it comes back as, for example: "From: [email][email protected][/email] [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Monday, November 22, 2004 10:17 AM To: [email][email protected][/email] Subject: Undeliverable Mail Unknown user: [email][email protected][/email]" This is a known good address that worked …