DimaYasny

too heavy, too buggy, and it is not linux.

citrix is mainly for desktop virtualzation, while vmware is for server virtualization

set up a router and set it as the default gateway on all the PCs

inder GPL the basic thing is you have to provide all the source code free. your own product you can even sell for money, as long as you show the code and keep the links to the original software intact. but contacting the product-specific community is the best way to …

[quote=jbennet;352311]I believe there is a hotfix for this issue[/quote] yeah, it's called antivirus ;)

find someone who will show you.

there is loads of software out there. I used free stuff, like bugzilla and WInventory

should be a parameter to add content in mailx have you looked at the manpage?

[QUOTE=Syakoban;654300]Hi, Do I need a server to share the Internet and files or can it all be done with a router and switch? Is a server preferable? (I would pick a Linux variety - no Windows)[/QUOTE] if what you have is a router, and not a simple modem - yes, …

no.

howtoforge.com

ifconfig?

I sincerely hope this is a joke

google for RIS

or you can simply use nmap

why do people never google? if you want to install LAMP, just type "LAMP how to" in a search engine

logmein is free. SSL protected webex has more features and has good security as well

first of all try posting this on petri.co.il also check the DC with dcdiag and netdiag

sea legends

[QUOTE=denniskhor;638162]y my router always IP start from 192.168.2.1, i wan start with 192.168.1.1... how to do it?? i reset many times ady... still same...[/QUOTE] you set that up in the router LAN settings/DHCP server settings, not in the PC

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 profile. so you will need to re-login into the domain instead of the locla pc

no ESX can set up VLANs in vswitches, but that's it

[QUOTE=Sturm;537353]Open up /etc/inittab and edit the line that reads [icode] id:3:initdefault: [/icode] to [icode] id:4:initdefault: [/icode]. This should boot straight into X.[/QUOTE] first of all - not 4, 5. 4 is for the custom runlevels. before you do that, try to type init 5, or startx and see what happens. …

just use "basename"

it's impossible to test the drives in an array separately, on the FS level. if you have a raid0, be ready to lose all data on both drives, should you lose one of them.

any L3 switch should be able to route traffic between networks. some L2 switches can do that as well

mount dmesg|grep dsk cat /proc/scsi/scsi

route /? and do a lot of reading there.

why? because it shouldn't.

[url]http://www.google.ie/search?q=bash+array+variable[/url]

[quote=christina>you;361062]Metal bands usually don't have good singers, lol. ;)[/quote] that depends on the band. some bands have incredible singers, take Dream Theatre for example, or Crimson Glory. Or if you want something heavier - Opeth's singer has a great cleat voice, even though most of the songs are growling

do you only use iptables as NAT, or is there a proxy server there as well?

I didn't know google started banning people... [url]http://rcsg-gsir.imsb-dsgi.nrc-cnrc.gc.ca/documents/internet/node31.html[/url]

for remote desktop you are better off using VNC ssh access is for CLI only, which is quite enough for a linux server

1. keep it at a reasonable distance from the other APs, or on another floor. Omni antenna signal is spread horisontally, and vertical signal is neglectible 2. try to avoid using repeater mode, AP mode is better, but you need to connect the AP to the main network by cable …

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

master browser issues can you access the other pc by it's ip?

yes - buy TS licenses and install them.

8 access points? that's a pretty large small business network also, are the access points connected to the router with cable, or are they acting as repeaters?

what are you talking about man? PHP is very widely used. and as it comes down to looking for a hoster+developer, you don't need one located right next door, the internet is worldwide

and switch the encryption to wpa wep is VERY easy to crack

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

well, can't help with the BT device, but in my experience, the routers that do not want to recognise devices behind them, unless those are using the router's dhcp, always have an option to add static IPs of such devices behind them. usually that static IP database isn't trivially accessible, …

mrtg

are you able to access the website from within the lan?

you need a KVM switch

yes, run a script that would test the particular PC for connectivity, say once every hour. once you get a ping reply, or snmp trap trigger, run another script to connect and backup

yes, change the ISP

[url]http://ftp.us.dell.com/network/R64645.EXE[/url]

what's in the hosts file? who is providing the DNS service?