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From: Amin on 24 Feb 2010 13:53
I have a five desktop wired network that works well but two days today it
just not working. some of the pcs are able to get connections but others
dont, sometimes when i move the cable to a different location then it
connects and open ggoogle searches but any other page will not be opend i
want to change the hub and all the cat5 cables and use cat6 is it something
that can solve my proble please advice me thanks
From: smlunatick on 24 Feb 2010 14:41
On Feb 24, 6:53 pm, Amin <A...(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
> I have a five desktop wired network that works well but two days today it
> just not working. some of the pcs are able to get connections but others
> dont, sometimes when i move the cable to a different location then it
> connects and open ggoogle searches but any other  page will not be opend i
> want to change the hub and all the cat5 cables and use cat6 is it something
> that can solve my proble please advice me thanks

More details are required:

Type of Internet connection device.

Are you really using a hub and not an Internet router?
From: Yousuf Khan on 25 Feb 2010 06:24
Amin wrote:
> I have a five desktop wired network that works well but two days today it
> just not working. some of the pcs are able to get connections but others
> dont, sometimes when i move the cable to a different location then it
> connects and open ggoogle searches but any other page will not be opend i
> want to change the hub and all the cat5 cables and use cat6 is it something
> that can solve my proble please advice me thanks

Changing cables will do very little to help you. Cat5 vs. Cat6 is a
marketing gimmick, rather than a real technology improvement.

You'll have to give us more details about your network setup. Are you
assigning addresses via DHCP, or statically?

Yousuf Khan
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