you might need a bios update

definitely local.

I've worked in UK/I, Russia, East Europe and Israel, and such an assumption is never even made

1st: portforward.com to set up port forwarding properly
2nd: when you access your external address from the internal network, you will hit the router, not the servers. Try using another PC connected...

go with kvm instead of vmware - totally free, opensource and has some tasty features, especially for unattended servers

what does the command `mount` output?
what does the command `fdisk -l` output?

you can't do that with a simple linksys

RHEL and derivatives can provide VNC, I've done that a few times - easy stuff

btw, if you have a ILO or a DRAC, you can use those

in the first attempt, you need to add a pipe ('|') between the cat command and the sed command

debian netinstall

or DSL

either way, none of them is a newbie OS to install. try following one of the appropriate guides on howtoforge.com

1. all you need the is wget.exe file.

2. you can use notepad and simply save the file as .bat
it has to be in the same directory where wget.exe is

3. start > control panel > scheduled tasks
...

get this:
http://www.interlog.com/~tcharron/wgetwin-1_5_3_1-binary.zip

create a batch file: testsite.bat

echo --------------- >>logfile.txt
date >>logfile.txt
time >>logfile.txt
echo...

should work, if the card fits in

with three drives the only options are raid1+HS, raid0 or raid5

raid0 will be fastest, raid1+HS will be the most redundant

disable caching of mailboxes while working in a LAN - things will update much faster

to disable the offload engine:
netsh int ip set chimney disabled

before you look for software errors, check that the hardware is OK:
firmware, drivers, updates, free space, hardware logs etc

what server brand is this?

the first one is an MS update that disables ToE (same as the netsh command I have provided earlier)

the second is probably a driver and firmware update for the bcom NICs, available on...

it's ok, I know what patch they used
cheers! :)

the server of course

start->run-> and type the netsh command there. press enter afterwards

if you create a simple HTML file, NOT ASP, does that work fine with linux clients?

if you try to pull the page from the...

first of all netsh int ip set chimney disabled

are you using http, ot https?
does the site work if you access it with firefox or safari from windows?
also, if you use a simple index.html with...

yum search packagename

most software can be found through the repositories

locate will work only if you use updatedb before that

also whereis and which commands are OK

basically, most commands are in /sbin and /usr/bin so no need to look for them.

if you don't...

fdisk -l
dmesg | grep sd

that's what ssh is for

if you have ssh externally available, you can tunnel anything through it

portforward.com

install vmware-server (free) on the XP system, inside the vmware create a VM and install as many other OS's as you need

does he log into AD or locally?

during logon, the prompting for username/password window can be expanded, it is possible your user logged in locally, and all the settings are in the domain enabled...

first idea is to use "cut" with '/' as delimeter

just use "basename"

look into setting up samba
if you want a GUI - install SWAT or WEBMIN

if the packet is sent to another network, it is being forwarded to the gateway

you need a KVM switch

you do not uninstall an OS, you simply install another, formatting the disk in the process

ok, I do now.
what you're looking for is a failover cluster. you can either set one up using microsoft cluster services, or buy some third party software like XOsoft Wansync, DoubleTake,...

what do you want to back up exactly?

how do you want the backup to work? the free backup solutions, like ntbackup which is included in windows, can be suitable for some of the needs