A LAN is a local area network. It is the interconnection of all your computers inside your building. HiSpeed4U does not install LANs. If you purchase a router from us, you will need to contact a third party to install the proper wiring that will connect each of your computers to the router.

No. To connect a node within a LAN to a node within another LAN traffic needs to flow between the LAN groups and not directly between the nodes.

When the Sify engineer installs the LAN card in your PC he will also leave a floppy with the Lan card drivers with you. As a precaution you should a keep the drivers saved on your hard disk. To reinstall the LAN Card - In case you have reconfigured your PC, you can install the LAN Card again using the floppy. But if you would like to have an Engineer from Sify to come and install the LAN Card again you will have to bear the charge of Rs.250 for the visit.

The LAN driver can not be automatically installed. Install it manually by the following steps: Control Panel -> System -> Device Manager -> Ethernet Controller -> Driver -> Search for a suitable device driver, and specify the path "X:\9100-9200\LAN\98SE(or NT4, W2K)". (X is the letter of the CD-ROM (drive). If any error occurs during installation, please input the driver location again.)

Hardware issues [4.1] I get "No system disk or disk error" when I boot from CD-ROM or network using the DOS boot disk.

No. RideWay should be installed on one Windows 95/NT PC (Server PC) . Other computers (Client PCs) on the LAN will then be able to utilize RideWay's many features. RideWay will run on PCs running on any TCP/IP network. However it does not run on a Novell. It can, however, run on a Windows 95/98 or NT machine on a Novell network that has a direct connection to the Internet. If the Server is a Windows NT, it must be version 4.0. You will need to install TCP/IP client sotware for your Windows 3.

CMS is a concurrent user licensed system with a software librarian function that tracks the number of users currently in CMS compared to the maximum number of concurrent users you purchased. If an additional user beyond the maximum number allowed tries to log in, CMS warns the maximum number of licenses has been exceeded, and suggests you try to log in again later.

The units are capable of operating in stand-alone mode, even if the LAN connection is temporarily broken. If there is a temporary disconnection, ACTAtek is capable of storing a maximum of 10,000 records on its own and once the connection is back up, the data will be automatically refreshed with your backend software. First, we offer a server application that automatically collects the access logs from any number of Actatek units and updates a database with the access information.

The initial installation should take 10 miutes or less. After that, it takes only a minute to put up or take down.

Departments should plan for wireless network service installation as they do for standard wired network service and telephone service installation. Each installation requires completion of a Network Service Request for a wireless site survey. The site survey with your department or college, will determine the number, and placement of wireless network access points within the coverage area.

Flex-Jack typically replaces existing LAN jacks. Depending on existing wall cutout, Flex-Jack will easily fit inside most existing installations

No. The uplink of EthIR LAN is either 10BaseT or 10/100BaseT. It works seamless alongside existing networking devices.

The student LAN option allows your employees to use Conductor to view their training curriculum, enroll in assigned classes, launch computer or web based training, and preview and print their own training history reports. Like the network version of Conductor, the student LAN option operates over a LAN or a WAN. (A small installation program will need to be run on all workstations which require access to Conductor.) A network version of Conductor is required to use the Student LAN option.

If you're notebook has infrared hardware and is able to run Windows 95/98/2000/XP and has Microsoft's IrDA drivers installed then it will be supported by the EthIR LAN system. If Windows 95 then support is at least a base of 115Kbps speed (SIR), if Windows 98 or later then 4Mbps (FIR) is most circumstances. Other devices supported include Windows CE (v. 2.0+) handheld, PocketPC and palm-size devices, Apple PowerBooks, and PalmOS devices (v. 3.

No, you can leave the existing jack and use Chip PC's RJ-45 termination kit. Rewiring is optional if LAN jacks are old, damaged or if wall space cannot hold the old jack and the termination cable. Yes. Chip PC's EU kit will fit inside UK cutout or network wiring box. In some cases some minor changes will be required during the installation. Yes. Chip PC's US kit will fit inside US cutout or network wiring box. Matched wall plate provided with the kit.

This is probably due to the fact that you are not publishing your TNOS IP address via the Linux kernel IP, thus TNOS will never receive ARP broadcasts for its own address. This is easily fixed by adding a line in your rc.local or rc.inet1 file (or wherever you choose to put it depending on your Linux/unix installation. It is usual to assign a non 44 IP address to TNOS too, when working with a network/internet connection. This is assigned to the TNOS end of the pseudo slip link to the kernel.

The first time the Garage Door Screen is installed, it might take 30 minutes to install. After that, it takes only a minute or so to put up or take down.