Elemental Xero

Thanks for your response, but I finally sorted it out. The router I have apprently doesnt work well with VPNs, but its got VPN capabilities, go figure. So I had a spare cisco router and configured it through command lines and now it works like a dream - still kind of odd that a VPN approved router, cant handle more than 1 VPN connection

OK, I have the opprotunity at my job to work at home with my wife, which is a dream of mine. The problem seems simple but its dumbfounded me. We was provided with Igel computers, thinkpads basically. To connect, we connect through a VPN. My network is running through a WRT150N Wireless router. A quick scenario; My wife connects to the VPN fine, and logs in to her station. As soon as I click the connect button for my VPN login, her computer locks up, and mine continues to connect. This works vice versa too. I do have VPN Passthrough enabled on my router, and made sure everything I could was enabled to make this work. This router I bought about 6 months ago, and I'm pretty sure it could do the job. I contacted my IT department, and they said they have connected multiple computers through the VPN on a standard router that was provided to them and worked fine. The IT guy told me to try a new router, but bfore I got spend the money I wanted some input from you guys. Could this be on my end, or possibly their network end not allowing more than 1 connection from the same IP address?

Unplug router and modem for 10 seconds, and shut your pc off. Plug your modem and router back in and let it cycle as well turn your pc on after all lights on modem have came up.

The Master/Slave jumper setting protocol ?

http://news.cnet.com/8301-1009_3-10093875-83.html?tag=TOCmoreStories.0

I hated Suddenlink. HATED IT WITH A PASSION. Horrible Service. Horrible Connectivity. Rarely would I even get 1 Meg connection on it when i pay for 5. now I have 20 Meg connection with Insight.. all is well, and suddenlink can burn in hell.

Well, more power to you, and yet again, good luck on your cafe.

Great, you figured it out then.

your xbox 360?

So your asking how to save playlists?

Playmates, maybe im just dirty minded, but reminded me of playboy. I think New Horizon's would be a good name, but its your shop, and i wish you luck on it.

Have you been in contact with HughesNet about this? They should be able to track what information is coming and being sent from where, and since you lost a bit of money from paypal, they should be more than willing to help you, and also you should confront the police about this matter as well. Other than that, I have no other information for you, just to follow up with HughesNet, and have them check the listings of logs they have for your internet.

Sounds like Suddenlink...

All I know about svchost is it is a required system component. Deleting it will only make your system not functional. dont confuse SVCHOST.exe with SCVHOST.exe. The presence of scvhost may indicate a virus. Having 5/6 SVCHOST.exe is completely normal.