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connection details, distro details... the telepaths are on vacation today

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are you using the win2003 as desktop? what we need to know: how exactly are you connecting to the internet? ipconfig /all server usage - installed and running services

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don't think that can be done. you can stop computers from announcing themselves to the master browser, but not from the AD DNS

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sounds like you're looking for a way to harm someone's system. that's illegal and isn't tolerated on DW

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MSN is not secure. for secure communications, use encrypted Jabber, over a secure VPN

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try to put the controller in a different slot on MB also, run a test on the HDDs, maybe one of them is kicking the controllers in the shins update all firmware. update RHEL to latest. scan /var/log/messages and dmesg for errors, oopses and kernel panics what brand is the …

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SCSI is more reliable than SATA. and SCSI is being replaced by SAS now, not by SATA.

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no, bios passwords are too easy to break. if you really want to lock the PC get a special card like the ones from rogev [url]http://www.rogev.co.il/site/detail/detail/detailDetail.asp?detail_id=474890[/url]

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Re: Scsi

just read the wiki articles, everything is explained. the more devices you use on a SCSI the slower they are, because the bus is shared. for better performance use SAS. It is partially compatible with SATA, and you can connect about 128000 devices to it. I have tried 60 HDDs …

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you can try doing that through a network share. virtualbox is so much better and easier for this

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[QUOTE=jbennet;386788]I like MC, but for some reason it doesnt display correctly over SSH[/QUOTE] yes it does. just switch the encoding to UTF8 in Putty

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diesel if you ask me. the old ones - without the turbo. very cost effective (25km per 1 litre on a 2.0 litre engine is flippin' excellent)

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what you are referring to are two known viruses - sasser and msblast google for sasser and msblast removal tools and use those

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the drivers are not for the hard drive, but for the sata controller on the motherboatd

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if you don't have a domain controller there, the passwords are local to the computers, not network-wide

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hosts file fix will work alright. there are quite a few solutions to implement on the gateway server as well

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in big companies system admins have managers, and they work in teams anyhow. in smaller companies there is always a chain of command

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having the same issue - it disappears in XP, bluescrrens in Vista, but works perfectly in Ubuntu. I managed to get the drive to run longer before it locks out by updating the system BIOS.

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every setting in iptables is easily found on google. on the workstations simply set the gateway to the linux box

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IMHO PhD in IT with no experience in the real world will look like on the one hand as an overqualified for beginner positions, and too little experience for advanced positions. Lose-lose situation. Most people start working with a BSc, and continue studying while thay are working. mybe the studies …

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the reply from the forum while you're connected to it, might be interpreted by a stupid AV app as port scanning. Especially if you use Norton ;)

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what kind of cluster are you looking for? failover or load balancing I mean I have seen a great guide from IBM on how to set up Apache load balancing cluster on RHEL, could be just possible squid can be slipped into the cnfiguration

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it is generally a good idea to reformat a windows machine that was hit by a mass mailer

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there are still printers sold out there that work through LPT. any of those should work on NT4

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well the ps command returns the running time. so something like ps -ax|grep 2:00 will give you the process that has been running for 2 minutes, as well as the PID and the filename after that take the first 4 simbols from the ps output (the PID) and kill that …

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why do you need an external company for that? on linux servers install nagios and set it up to send alert emails if necessary. also you can use something like ipipi.com - that service receives email and send out SMS according to built in rules

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this is you connecting outside, no need for port forward there. port forwarding is for external inbound connections

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if you use memory that's not bought from Dell, it might void the warranty there. otherwise, any other memory that fits the specs will work

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[QUOTE=forumdude123;535801]Also, post your opinions and life experiences with over clocking, and tell how it worked out for you.[/QUOTE] don't overclock. period. [QUOTE]I want to overclock, but i don't know where to start. Thanks!!![/QUOTE] start by buying hardware that will not need overclocking

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AD - Active Directory. Log in to the workstation as Administrator, connect the printer, and after that re-login as the user and try to print. The power users have access to print, but not to install printers.

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