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basically the commands are: lsmod lspci lsusb dmesg cat /proc/scsi/scsi and quite a few others, all depends on the device in question

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when you register, you should receive a serial number. but if you have a virtualization supporting CPU, you can use XEN, and leave vmware alone

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yup, everything is there in the advanced permissions window. just have a look through it.

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my Ubuntu has KDE3.5, and a theme that makes it look like Vista (I dark dark themes). No Compiz though - Intel 945 is not the card to use compiz on. As for windows - since 95 my interface is the same - basic interface with all eye candy disabled …

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to set up your DSL call your ISP techsupport. to use the modem, enable the restricted driver repo, most winmodems are in there graphics card - what card are you using? windows soft: don't rely on it. most things will not work. just use linux alternatives.

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no it makes sense. in apache there is a way to change the way the server treats file extensions. look for the line where in says .html, and add .htm to that

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if you have linux at home, just install it from the repositories if you are unfortunate enough to run windows - get the xampp package

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the best way to go is to set up a normal ftp server besides Apache. these things are to be used as intended. here is the description: [url]http://incubator.apache.org/ftpserver/[/url] since this is a java written thing, I wouldn't get near it for performance.

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first of all, get a proper firewall and a front-end for exchange. with a good stateful-inspection enabled firewall like checkpoint NG1, most viruses will be stopped before they have a chance to attack your system. A spam/virus filtering front end for Exchange is the best way of not receiving mail …

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do you always have it logged in under the same user? create a new user and try. if doesn't help, try to also reinstall the system completely

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the scroll lock light is used in linux for indication of different keymaps being switched on, and can really be configured to do anything you want it to. must be a setting somewhere. I've never touched Mandriva though, so you'll have to google for it yourself

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it is possible, but deciphering video throughput is too much of a hassle to bother with

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the simplest thing to do is to use logmein. but generally FTP is the way to go

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easiest way to do that - use logmein.com to access your home PC remotely, and veiw the networked files from there.

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what exactly are you trying to do on the server? google.com is the best way to find information. Windows server specific stuff can be found on petri.co.il (a great site for howtos) and if you have particular questions, just ask here, after you try to google for an answer of …

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in the internal DNS add an A record for the website's IP with the "www" hostname A www 194.50.25.15 access the website using [url]www.website[/url].... (it won't work without the www)

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[QUOTE]I am running an Actiontec router supplied by Bell Atlantic connected to their DSL services. I got the HNC290G camera working right away on my local wireless network but could not access it from the Internet. I tried several different port forwarding combinations of port#/ Video port but could never …

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there are quite a few schemes for that, all depending on the equipment you are using and the complexity of the network

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that's perfectly normal for OE with those file sizes and simple dsl broadband

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adprep doesn't run properly because there is another exchange server on there already is it possible to backup the mail stores, remove the old exchange server and set the new one up, or do you actually need two separate exchange servers?

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yeah it does. has some issues, but the hardware support it has is much better than windows

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well, to install a new dell box, you need the Dell OS installation CD - it will guide you through installation and raid setup. without that you have to set up raid manually, and go through all the hassle of creating an F6 driver disk. as for the system installation, …

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it all really depends on what you're doing with your PC. mine is core2duo 1.83, and it has trouble running as many VMs as I need at once. If I had a quad core, I'd be able do distribute CPUs in a more efficient way.

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telnet should be enabled on the target host. if it is, just run "telnet targethost/targetIP" if you want to connect to a specific port, just add it's number after the targethost.

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all modern OS are capable of snmp. but actually this is a function of the snmp agent and not the OS itself

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you can update the bios, connect the drive to another sata port, but first of all - back up all the data that's important to you.

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before you format and reformat, does the system bios recognise the HDD as 132Gb, or as 500Gb? if it doesn't show 500, try to update the bios firmware on the motherboard

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look at the default runlevel in /etc/inittab. should be 5 if you want to run X

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