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Scottgem

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Most general questions on LANs, especially home networks. Some admin and design issue.

Experience in the area

I've been an IT Professional for more then 16 years. I've accumulated a larege store of knowledge that allows me to answer a wide variety of IT related questions.

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Recent Answers from Scottgem

2009-11-15 Wireless Hookup to Panasonic TC-P50G15:

I would check with Panasonic. The specs do not list an Ethernet port but Viera Cast says it works by connecting a LAN cable. So I'm a little unsure what is correct or not. Connecting useing a Wireless

2009-11-15 Wireless Hookup to Panasonic TC-P50G15:

This TV does not support a wireless Internet connection as far as I can see from the specs. There seems to be an Ethernet port but not WiFi. So you can run a cable from your router to the TV, but not WiFi

2009-11-10 Limited or no connectivity:

Another computer in the same location can connect wirelessly? There are a couple of possibilities here. Either the wireless adapter on the Dell is going or is gone, or the Wireless Access Point of the

2009-11-06 networks:

First, this is not text messaging. Please do not use text speak! Second, a LAN is when you connect using Ethernet directly to a switch. A WAN is when you connect to a network through a router. Dialup

2009-11-02 Network:

I'm not following what you are trying to do. If you have a LAN cable running from the router to your work room, then I would just use that. If you can't get a wireless signal from the router, then either

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