local wan + broadband in same pc how to subnet masking?
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your ISP issue IP and subnet fir the WAN and the router issue IP and subnet(unless you are using static IP) for the LAN and thats why you need the router to route the traffic between different subnet (or network).
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Use a hub to connect the four PC's\nUse cat5 cable to a NIC card in each pC\nSelect workgroup group in computer properties,  give it a name (same for all PC's)\nselect tcp/ip as transport  use a ip range as in 10.10.10.1 /2/3/4\none in each pc. \nSubnet mask can be put in use 255.255.255.240 or leave blank\nin a closed network this size the PC's will find each other anyway.
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broadband modem with Wi-Fi router and plug in USB WiFi adapter under £40 from www.dabs.com.\n\nplug in the broadband router and modem in to the room were the phone line is. then plug the USB stick (once you have installed the driver software) into the second PC.\n\nset up the Wi-Fi security and the firewall to block all other devices that you dont own by Filtering which devices you want to allow access to your network set up the MAC address of all the Wi-Fi devices in the filter.\n\nyou can have upto Four computers connected VIA cable to the router with additional Wi-Fi connectors.\n\nhave one pc in the same room as the phone line and direct connect (cable) it to the router. if you dont do this you will need an aditional Wi-Fi adapter for the other computers on your home network.\n\nthe reason for filtering the devices on your network is simply so that you don't end up being kicked off your OWN network by unauthorised access. you should also block the router from broadcasting it's signal.\n\nand all firewalls should block in and outgoing ICMPand ICMPv6
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In TCP/IP there is something named "Sub net Mask". With sub net mask you can make sub nets. sub net masks are like 255.255.255.0. If you convert these numbers to decimal you see 11111111.11111111.11111111.00000000 \nthere is 24 of 1s. so it is /24\nwhen you want to display \n192.168.0.1 with sub net 255.255.255.0 you can simply write 192.168.0.1/24
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use a switch or hub , and connect all of them  whit your computer , and configure your adsl conection in wndows to allow he other conection use that .
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Using Windows:\n\nselect run --> cmd and type in: \n\nIPCONFIG /renew\n\nThis will bring up the DNS settings, if you're connected to the router and the network the IP Address, DNS server, Default Gateway and Subnet Mask should all have values. \n\nGo back to IE and select Tools --> Internet Options and click on the Connections tab. Select LAN Settings and enable "Automatically Detect"\n\nAt this point refresh your browser. If you're connected to the router and have a valid path to the internet, you should be able to get out. Otherwise there's a setting at the router level blocking access.
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If you changed the default admin password on the router and enabled encryption, thats a good start.\n\nYou could also set the router to only accept signals from your system by specifiying the MAC address of your NIC
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21 is the subnet mask and not the port no.. For more info on IP address go to \n\nwww.learntosubnet.com
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No, the pix won't even see the packet because the hosts are in the same subnet.  Only if a packet is destined for a different subnet will the packet be delivered to the gateway for routing.  Being the hosts are in the same subnet, the client will just do a dns lookup for the server (which is in the same subnet) and send it out on the wire.  Even if your subnet mask was 255.255.255.0 or /24, you would still be in the same subnet and no routing would occur.\n\nGiven your scenario, you would need to put the client in the 10.1.0.0/16 subnet and your servers in the 10.2.0.0/16 (for example) this would give you 2 different subnets based on your current mask.
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Well, one way you can fudge it is like this:\n\nroute add -p 0.0.0.0 mask 0.0.0.0 1.2.3.4\n\nwhere 1.2.3.4 is the ip address of the gateway.  This assumes that there is no gateway already in place.  With this done, you should be able to get remote desktop access from across the network so you can go in and correctly set the default gateway using the appropriate configuration tools.
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Yes, the only thing you can do is try to filter out as many proxies as possible but those keep changing. I do not know how your network(s) are configured but can you block port 80 for the offending users?
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No.  I'm guessing that you're asking about connecting multiple computers to one incoming broadband connection.  To do this you would need to place a router after your modem.  The line out from the modem would connect to the WAN port on the router.  You would than hardwire each connection you wanted.\n\nOn the off chance that you're talking about load balancing/shotgunning...no, you can't do this with one connection.  You would need to seperate connections, one Cable and one DSL for example, and a router that was capable of load balancing.  This would not have a huge difference on your connection speed, but would provide load balancing (each connection would handle a portion of your incoming and outgoing traffic) or provide a fall over connection (lose one connection, the other would kick on)
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Safe mode with networking
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Yes, you need another router. It will the fastest and most efficient way to do this. There is software you could install that allows it to be done through one of the computers, but it is a nightmare and you would always have to have both machines on. With the prices of Internet Broadband routers these days, why even bother.\n\nI won't fill up this page with the "How-to", so please take a look here:\n\nhttp://www.linksys.com/servlet/Satellite?c=L_Content_C1&childpagename=US%2FLayout&cid=1114037291160&pagename=Linksys%2FCommon%2FVisitorWrapper
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Use a hardware firewall with NAT and all ports stealthed. Make sure UPnP is disabled, and only allow outgoing connections to trusted (non-proxy) sites.
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Lan over internet?\n\ntry hamachi\n\nhttp://www.hamachi.cc/
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Get an application based firewall like zonealarm. \nhttp://www.zonelabs.com/