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 | it is possible through DHCP [url]http://www.computerperformance.co.uk/w2k3/services/DHCP_Configure.htm[/url] |
| | why not just buy a proper router, plug both pcs in with their own macs, and make the router simulate the mac on the outgoing connection to the ISP? |
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 | to put is simply - you are using a smarthost. your provider should be able to support you on setting it up. as for the sending problem, if the config is good, you might be blocked by antispam systems, if you have no mx records. your ISP should be able … |
| | [QUOTE=jbennet;314859]You do NOT get IIS on xp[/QUOTE] of course you do. pws is not available, but you can install IIS [url]http://www.microsoft.com/resources/documentation/windows/xp/all/proddocs/en-us/iiiisin2.mspx?mfr=true[/url] |
| | Re: Subnetting subnet: 255.255.254.0 hosts per subnet - 510 subnets for class A - 32768 [url]http://www.subnet-calculator.com/subnet.php?net_class=A[/url] |
| | the usual activesync connector should work, the same way, more or less as you would sync a PDA with exchange |
| | big shot high end topics (can be googled/wiki-d): storage - san, das, iscsi / netapp / emc security - great big bunch of things servers - blades / hardware level virtualizations, i.e. VMWare ESX / clustering (HA, failover, computation) Databases - Oracle mostly Unix/Linux for me personally it took many … |
| | [QUOTE=jbennet;484563]my P4-HT 3.0ghz gets its ass kicked by a 2.6ghz Core2Duo[/QUOTE] 1. dual core processing processes twice as much even at slower rates. so you have 2.6x2, but it's NOT 5.2. 2. CoreX processors have much more fault tolerance because they are designed for that, and not for clock speeds. … |
| | Re: optical fibre I'd get proper switches to move on to 100BaseT at least. and while I'm at it, buy a few switches with fiber modules. you connect the fiber cables to that, and stack up the switches for pc and server connectivity |
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| | why not add that function to the script that creates the actual file? |
| | generally the printer might be working on different protocols. some protocols, like netbios, cannot pass routers. |
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| | take the hdd out and put it inside the sun box, mount it, reformat, using a filesystem supported in windows and you sunbox (fat, ntfs) then take it out and move it |
| | is the hdd a brand name? maybe there are special utilities and email support available |
| | no need for exchange to use simple mail services on 2003 server. it has it's own built in pop3 and smtp server. pst can be also redirected to a share on the server. not the best setup, but it works, more or less. exchange would be the case if outlook … |
| | generally you wouldn't use over 2Gb anyway |
| | repeating the normal windows setting for file sharing for the 100000th time: 1. all pcs in same workgroup 2. all pcs have the same users/passwords (no blank passwords) 3. bob's your uncle :)  |
| | good idea. anyhow, the server is still online, right? so you can run a proper backup, and rebuild the entire raid from scratch, if you can't force the new hdd online. the general action plan would be to put in the 9gb drive, make sure the system sees it, take … |
| | master? slave? guys, this is SATA we're talking about. the dell guy said everything right - first thing go to bios and make sure the drive is detected, all your software wouldn't be able to see the hdd if bios doesn't map it before |
| | you are actually using PSTN? gosh! every single modem on the system will be able to hold one client dialed in. in the old days there were special modem servers which contained an ATS for that, but I really don't know if such a thing can be found anywhere now. … |
| | better to have someone who knows what he/she is doing. this involves extra hardware, and probable disassemby of the computer. much simpler would be to buy an external hard drive, copy whatever you need onto it, and copy it back after the reformat. that way you will have the external …  |
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| | more info: how are you accessing the server? what is the wwwroot of the apache config? how did you install the httpd server? |
| | you are going to host 200 different websites? for that you'll need a dedicated server probably. actually 200 sites without too much computation on the serverside, like forums or simple portals and blogs, can be hosted on a pentium 3 pc with 512 memory. but if you want to be … |
| | does the machine work on another port of the switch? if it does - you must have configured the specific port for 1G connectivity, or just non-negotiation. if it doesn't, check the port settings on the switch, but try to play around with the NIC settings on the machine - …  |
 | who would give anything for those, when you can order them for free from ubuntu? and with the latest distro as well, not 6.06 |
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| | make sure there is connectivity between computers. if there are firewalls - either diable them or open port 3389. also, not sure if vista home premium will support rdp connection, it's a HOME edition after all |
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| | switch the sata drives to ide mode |
| | >which is better, the RAID function or the AHCPI funtion, can anyone tell me major differences on both [url]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RAID[/url] [url]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acpi[/url] you really need to read these articles if you are asking such questions |
| | generally you connect two hubs with a cross cable. but the new switches are capable of recognizing the cable and work with straight cables. pc to switch is always a straight cable. p.s. your router's four lan ports are a switch as well, of course. |
| | unless you have used NTFS fule encryption, all you need to do is change the permissions on the files.  |
| | Re: Ubuntu 7.10 WIFI mine is lattitude d520, and it's broadcom. anyhow, in ubuntu the only thing working really well with wifi is wifiradar. it's very much like xpsp2 wifi connection manager, just install it from aptitude and have fun. all that, of course, if your card is recognized and usable. to see that … |
| | Re: IP problem since our telepathic abilities are down right now, I will humbly ask you to present us with ipconfig /all from both workstations |
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| | shouldn't be any problem at all. the login will be faster actually, since that way you will not need to logoff the console user |
| | 5,5? sorry, don't remember much about it. but I think it was only a mail server, no folders. so the way to use it would be by pop3/smtp or imap. I might be wrong though |
| | I'd say make sure it's above 600watts. but the standard 400w psu will work too. would overheat though |
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| | you can look for a stepbystep manual for installing and using samba+ldap on debian on howtoforge.com |
| | a router, or even better - two access points with directional antennas in bridge mode  |
 | cisco pix is the best thing to get, but if you want something simpler, have a look at sofaware and jungo (both can be googled). sofaware is checkpoint's hardware division, so what you get there is s-box, a router with checkpoint firewall built in. it can be even regularly updated |
| | the cache is the buffer memory between the controller and the mechanical hdd. the more cache it has - the more data it can store to transmit off to the controller, the faster data access on the hdd will be. it's basically the size of the chunk of data that … |
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| | as far as I remember scsi devices all had the same issue in xp |
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