Have 5 mac's and 3 pc's. Wanted to network them using Microsoft ME. Proved to be a burdonsome task, but accomplished. The Linksys was a breeze, working with Microsoft ME and the Linksys was where the problems were encountered. Found that the imbedded...

The Linksys Kit comes with everything you need to set up a two station network using a Hub instead of crossovering to peer to peer. The Cards perform well. They come stock with Drivers for DOS Windows 3X 9X NT 2k ME Linux Novell BEOS FreeBSD and OS2...

I have used the network in a box (both in switched and standard form) numerous times.

Different technologies create different problems. My wife and I are forgetful people, so forgetful that we routinely picked up the phone and interrupted each other's connection to the internet back when we were using phone lines instead of cable...

This network kit is aimed at the casual computer user. When I was first learning how to set up computer I purchased a linksys network in a box kit. It was excellent, I just followed the simple instructions and I was up and running in 20 minutes. It was...

Here's my gruesome tale of trying to use this kit to network two computers:

I purchased this product recently to replace some really old network cards I had in my two PCs. I picked this kit because I wouldn't have to use as much cord considering it uses phone jacks, and because it allows you to share internet connection (not...

Having multiple computers in a home and everyone wanting on the Internet at the same time, you don't have many choices of what to do. Either call up your local phone company and have multiple phonelines installed or network your computer and everyone...

When I purchased this product ( yes,, no freebies here) I was somewhat skeptical about how well it was going to work. Yes I know the hype about Networks in a box, do it yourself, share the phone and so on. It sounded too good to be true to this network...

This is absolutely the thing to use if you want to make a network between computers in your house and you don't want to run cables all over the place or rip up your walls. The way that this works is by using existing phone lines throughout your house...