When one sets up a wireless network, do devices that use the Internet wirelessly benefit from increased security because their connection comes through a router? I thought I heard this from a tech podcast. I don't mean security from hacking, such as having a password, etc. I mean that the router itself gives some security from virus.
My computer's virus protection expired so I Googled a free one and downloaded it without doing much research on it. It contained a virus and now it's disrupting my computer. I ran Microsoft essentials security and found malware and it removed all threats. The virus is disrupting my connection to the Google server. I cannot use google web, images, or mail but I can maps. I tried following the steps suggested here but my host file name is different and contains different information.[CODE]
1) I had Windows XP 2012 Security virus that I removed. The antivirus software also removed afs.sys and afs.reg file, that I repalced from backup. I also copied and merged afs.reg Doing this got me an ipaddress for my PC.
2) I can not connect my wired desktop to the Internet. I can ping the ip address of google.com but not the url. I can also not ping ip address of netgear.com. My laptop has no problem connecting to the wireless network.
3) I ran Winsockxpfix and flushed dns and no luck. [code]
Can your router or even your modem contract a virus? Wouldn't it have to be designed specifically for that router/modem? If it does is there even a way to remove it? I have wondered this for a while, mine doesn't though.
We have two network (one have internet access and other doesnt have) within a same office and some pcs are connected to both the network using two NIC. So i am planning to implement a router in between those network and as it implement default routing so we can share all the resources. make both the network secure from virus as one of the network should be worm free. What i personally think that implementing a router will reduce worm replication.
My Speedtouch 516v6 modem does'nt provide gateway adress to the TP-Link router. The modem can work in bridged mode or routed mode and I want to use routed mode. TP-Link has PPPoE mode but I would like to use a dynamicIP mode in which the router obtain network parameters from the modem and it does, but it does not obtain a gateway address.
I've design a network with wrt54g2 router, and I'm configured with IDIRECT MODEM and its providing dhcp and it's working properly. But I want to provide static IP to my clients.
I've design a network with wrt54g2 router,and I'm configured with IDIRECT MODEM and its providin dhcp and it's working properly.But I want to provide static IP to my clients.
Is there a way to get the E4200 to NOT provide itself as a dns server to the DHCP clients? I have the unit set up to provide two dns servers to the clients, but the 4200 always provides itself as a third and it uses my cable providers dns servers. I am using a dns based filtering service to prevent certain material from being accessed within my network as the first two resolvers. So long as both or one of the provided servers is working it doesn't fall back to the unfiltered third, but I would prefer to remove it entirely.
My WRT54G router is already feeding 2 wireless PC's with no problem. Haven't been as successful getting my new Samsung Series 7 TV wireless connection working. The TV screen prompts for a 'security key', but once entered, tells me the connection is unsuccessful. The TV does not provide any specific error message - just tells me to re-enter the security key and/or re-start the router (which I have done many times with no success). I am entering the 'Encryption key' from the WRT54G router when prompted by the Samsung TV for the 'security key'.
I've been trying to set up my new Cisco 1921 Router to provide internet access to my local network but with no success. I've been reading guides and looking at videos and I have to be missing something becaouse I can't access internet (ping/tracert) from my local network.
The DHCP server works fine and the clients on my local network gets ip-adresses from the router but can't ping or tracert outside the local network.
I'm having is I used to have a virus on my computer, until running a number of scanners to get it off. I'm pretty sure it's clean at this point, but now I've ran into the problem of not getting any internet from my ethernet cord. I've tried plugging in another and it gave me the same problem. I've tried running WinSock hoping it was just a registry problem I could fix, but that didn't seem to work. I also tried running "ipconfig /all" in my command prompt and got this error: [code] I'm running Windows XP Professional, Service Pack 2.I'm at the point where I'm considering just reinstalling Windows, but I figured I might as well ask someone who knows better than I do of a better alternative.
The ONLY reason I bought a router was to get connected to my Security DVR. I don't want to provide Internet for a network. Maybe someday but my only wish right now is to be able to view and control my DVR with my computer. It is hidden away and hard to get to at the moment so a Lan connection would be great.
I tried direct connect with a Crossover cable between the DVR and my computer. The network was reporting as "Connected" but I could not see the DVR much less view the video. Their support said they'd never heard of this configuration. Could not understand connecting without Internet and wasn't sure if it'd work without a Router.
So, first I bought a wired router(EBR 2310) because I didn't need or want the wireless aspect. I followed all instructions until it came to Internet connection setup. Then became lost because I don't have a dedicated ISP, I'm using a USB modem for connectivity. I don't have a static IP so could not enter on. So, backed out of setup and entered the IP of my computer to be 1 higher than my DLink routers. 192.168.0.2. Gateway .1, NO dice. Router not recognized.I called support and stayed on the line over an hour. Finally he said the unit was defective. It would not assign IPs theough DHCP. We ipconfiged, pinged reset and all.
I took it back and got an DIR615, hoping it might be a little better. Same problem. Computer says Connected" but when I ping it, there is not sigh of it. I have manually assigned IPs, DHCPed it reset it rebooted my computer, but still no sign of a router.
using virus scanner over the network and this is related to my workplace. a pc with win xp can share all drives (including c:) over the network with another pc with win xp as well. let's say pc1 and pc2 (both with win xp). i can scan pc2 from pc1 once i hv shared all the drives. but for win vista n 7, i found out that it is not possible to share c:...yes, there are some ways to share it but the entire c: cannot be shared. n i also know that c: cannot be shared entirely due to security purposes. but can i bypass this only for virus scanning purpose? i know many will juz ask me to install the anti virus on the infected pc, but if possible i want to scan it over the network. if i hv to scan 20 PCs at the same time i find it easier to do it from a single pc than to install the anti-virus at every single pc.
We have downloaded everything we need to (so i thought) now we are unable to connect to the internet, however we are told we need some type of ethernet driver i have downloaded one but it says we need to connect to the internet which is what we are unable to do.
AV for SBS 2011 that also works with Exchange 2010? I found Trend Micro Worry-Free Business Security Advanced 7, but unfortunately it doesn't seem to have a free trial.
I have got two links from the same ISP, primary and secondary and connected to two different switch. The ISP have passed the trunk vlan of 30, 31 and 32 on both of the links. The ISP can't provide stp. I have got another managed 2960 series switch. How can I obtain failover on switch level.
My desktop got a virus about 1 month ago. Until then my internet connection was working fine. We removed the virus but our internet is still not working. I called my internet provider and we spent hours trying to figure it out and it wouldnt work. So they told me it was the computer. my daughter got a new laptop and we plugged the cable into her computer and the internet worked perfectly. I contacted emachines but they charge me for customer service.
I recently got multiple messages from Avast Virus giving me this message.Object: Infection URL:Mal, Process: CWINDOWSsystem32svhost.exe I have run Malewarebytes and a full boot scan with Avast and and I have not been able to get the message to stop showing up. how to stop this?
Today I got the Win 7 virus on my laptop and did a system restore under safe mode and downloaded malwarebytes via pen drive from another computer and did the full scan and nothing came up. Computer is now showing nonsigns of the virus but Internet is unable to connect to the wireless. My regular virus protection isn't working well either, it won't let me scan my computer and real-time scanning keeps turning off after I set it on.
I encountered a similar problem of no internet after virus removal.
a) IE shows "Internet Explorer cannot display the webpage" b) MSN and Skype do not seem to respond as well c) My laptop is connected to a router and I'm able to access other PC on the LAN, but not anything requires internet access d) The LAN icon on the taskbar shows my PC is connected to both the router and the internet (but internet just somehow doesnt work) e) Proxy option isn't enabled f) Booted my Win Vista in Safe Mode with Networking, internet doesnt work as well g) output from ipconfig seems ok; able to ping gateway ip h) checked the list of network services posted on this thread; they're all started i) Removed my antivirus program and disabled windows firewall; to no avail as well j) MSN repair suggests that there's firewall/ dns issue that causes MSN couldnt connect k) Both wired and wireless connections used to work; but both not working now l) Other PCs on the LAN are able to connect to internet
I have DHCP server running in windows 2003. Presently its unable to provide Ip address for VPN clients who connect remotely. What I should do / reconfigure in DHCP, so that the DHCP server provides address for VPN clients.
we have a ASA 5510 firewall and i have created remote vpn user who connects the internal network via vpn any connect after connecting i want him to only access his internal PC via rdp and not access other internal website or shared folders without connecting to the RDP however now he can access the internal website wihtout connecting to RDP?
Can the Nexus 7000 provide NTP to the rest of my network? Can it be an NTP server? I have the followign ntp configuration on it, and have used the commit command, but it seems to be ignoring any NTP requests from other devices. [code]
Region : Greece Model : TL-WR941ND Hardware Version : V5 Firmware Version : ISP :
Does TL-WR941ND provide support for 802.1x? (It is not mentioned in the product data sheet, but I found here: [URL] that it is supported on the above device.)