Index A-C

C
	CAB-Files	Windows 98SE CAB-Files Required CD-ROM's and Floppy Disks's
	CAB-viewer	Windows 98SE CAB-Files
	Cable modem	Link to : www.cablemodemhelp.com Non Microsoft Internet Connection Sharing for ADSL (and Cable Modem) ADSL / Cable Modem Internet Connection Sharing via DCC ADSL/Cable via Network Card : Alternative Access software : RASPPPOE (Win9x) ADSL/Cable via Network Card : Alternative Access software : RASPPPOE (Win2000)
	Cable Length	Large Networks: 5-4-3 Rule
	Cable, Serial	Windows XP Setup for DCC via Serial Cable
	Cache	Customize Solstice NFS Client 3.1 Network Client-Cache Possible Data Corruption by Microsoft Client System process - Lost delayed write data
	CACLS	Windows XP Home: Sharing Disks and Folders Windows XP Simple Sharing, Security and ForceGuest
	Call-Back	Remote Access Server (RAS) for Dialing-In Dial-Up Networking Call Back
	Callers	Administration via Remote Control (pcAnyWhere)
	Carrier	Is the Network-Connection "healthy" ?
	"Cannot find server or DNS error"	Problems browsing the Web
	Case	Customize Solstice NFS Client 3.1
	Cat5 cable	Twisted Pair Ethernet (100baseTX/100BaseT4) Decide on the Networking Type Twisted Pair versus Coax
	Cat5e cable	Gigabit-Ethernet (1000baseT)
	Cat 6 cable	Gigabit-Ethernet (1000baseT)
	Category 5 cable	Twisted Pair Ethernet (100baseTX/100BaseT4)
	cd	FTP: Command-Line Operation
	CD-ROM	Booting from CD-ROM
	Change Password	Windows9x: Changing Network Password
	Cheapernet	Thin Ethernet (10base2)
	Cheyenne	NT4 Backup
	CIS	Dial-Up Script Setup
	ClassGUID	Windows 2000 Disabling Auto IP-address generation
	Client	Network Basics NT4 Installation/Setup of Network-Drivers Check your current network configuration
	* Cache	Network Client-Cache
	* DOS	Connection with a DOS-system
	Client Service for NetWare	NT4 as Client on Novell Netware Networks Dialing in via NT4 RAS/DUN to Netware
	Client32	Connecting to a Novell-Netware Server Network Client-Cache
	Clock, synchronize	Synchronize Time via the Network
	cmdcons	Windows 2000 / XP Recovery Console
	Coax-Cable	Thin Ethernet (10base2) Decide on the Networking Type Twisted Pair versus Coax
	Code	Device Manager Codes
	Collitions	Is the Network-Connection "healthy" ?
	COM	Modem Setup Windows XP Setup for DCC via Serial Cable
	Command prompt	Test the Network Connection Windows XP : MS-DOS Network setup / diagnostics
	Communication	Install Dialup Networking Infra-Red Communication
	Communication Cable	Windows XP Setup for DCC via Serial Cable
	Compatibility	Windows XP ISA Non-PnP Adapters
	Compressed Folders	Windows ME Compressed Folders Windows XP Access control via Security
	Computer Account	Windows NT4 WS joining an NT Domain Windows 2000 Prof. joining an NT4 Server Domain Administration via Windows NT Server Tools Windows NT4 WS joining an Windows2000 Domain Windows XP Professional Joining a Domain
	Computer Administrator	Windows XP Home User Management and Security
	Computer Management	Temporary prevent Users to connect via the Network to a Windows 2000 system Windows 2000 TCP/IP protocol Windows XP Professional User Management and Security
	Computer name	Decide on names and protocol Windows9x Network Boot Floppy Windows XP Network Verification
	Communicator	FTP : Internet Browsers
	CONF.EXE	NetMeeting for Remote Assistence
	CONFIG.POL	Enforcing Network Login via POLEDIT File and Print Sharing Not Available
	CONFIG.SYS	Windows9x Network Boot Floppy
	Configuration, Alternate	Windows XP Use on Multiple Networks: Office and Home
	Confirmation ID	Windows XP Activation
	Conflict Troubleshooter	Device Manager
	Connection	Define Dial-Up Connection Define a Dial-Up Networking Connection Windows XP Define Modem Internet Connection
	Connection, Bridge	Windows XP Network Bridge
	Connection, Incoming	Installation of the Windows XP VPN-Server
	Connector	Multi-Connector Board
	Console, Recovery	Windows 2000 / XP Recovery Console
	Context	Access to Disks via the Network Connecting to a Novell-Netware Server NT4 as Client on Novell Netware Networks
	Counter	Windows XP Performance Monitor
	Counter Log	Windows XP Performance Monitor Logs
	Corruptions	Possible Data Corruption by Microsoft Client Delete ALL network items and re-install
	Cross-cable	Twisted Pair Ethernet (10baseT/UTP) Twisted Pair Ethernet (10baseT/UTP) Wiring Twisted Pair Ethernet (100baseTX/100BaseT4) Gigabit-Ethernet (1000baseT)
	CRTL+ALT+DEL	Windows XP Professional Logon Screen
	CSMA/CD	Is the Network-Connection "healthy" ? Network Speed and Access Method
	CSNW	NT4 as Client on Novell Netware Networks
	CTS	Configure Dial-Up Connection Cable Specification for Direct-Cable Connection