Recent Posts Tagged With 'network'

• Keyboard LED as Indicator for Windows Incoming and Outgoing Network Packets

  Posted on Thursday November 12th, 2009 at 01:00 in computer, network, traffic, keyboard, led, lights

  I like the network connection icon for XP that is in your notification area compared to Vista or 7 because it’s very clear and visible whenever you have network activity. The connection icon for Vista and 7 has improved with nicer and smoothe...

• Kill or Disrupt Annoying Internet Connection Hogger in Your Network with netCut

  Posted on Thursday August 6th, 2009 at 02:00 in internet, computer, Security, network, arp, netcut

  I believe a lot of us gone through the college life where we had to share Internet connection to cut down the expenditure in paying bills. Sharing the Internet is very easy as long as you have a router. I went through that many years ago when I was r...

• Repair XP and Vista Internet Connection Problems with ICR

  Posted on Monday April 13th, 2009 at 02:00 in internet, computer, vista, network, winsock, icr, lsp

  When your Windows computer has been infected by spyware, it actually does a lot of bad things to your computer. Sometimes the spyware is so badly coded, it even corrupts your Windows computer, making it unstable. Fortunately there are some really pow...

• Blocking PING Response in Windows to Prevent Hackers from Finding You

  Posted on Sunday April 12th, 2009 at 02:00 in computer, network, firewall, ping, icmp, plax

  You’re having problem connecting to a computer in a network, first thing you should do is to PING the computer. Ping is a computer network tool used to test whether a particular host is reachable across an IP network. It is also used to self te...

• NetStumbler Alternative for Vista and 64-bit XP to Scan Hidden Wi-Fi

  Posted on Friday February 20th, 2009 at 02:00 in computer, network, wifi, wep, netstumbler, inssider

  I spent a lot of time researching and learning how to crack WEP encryption with BackTrack 3 during my 2 weeks time off last month. After spending a lot of hours getting my wireless card working, I had another problem which is unable to use Kismet to ...

• Scanning for Connected Computers in Local Network and Finding Shared Folders

  Posted on Sunday February 15th, 2009 at 02:00 in computer, network, share, mac, scanner, wol

  Normally in a local area network, most of the workstation uses dynamic IP address assigned by the DHCP service. It is possible but very tedious work to check which computer is up and running in the network by using the PING command from command promp...