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Re: Try their website [URL="http://www.boson.com"]www.boson.com[/URL]. What exactly is "everything" about it supposed to entail? ~j | |
Re: I use static IPs for my WOL setup at home. What type of router are you running and what method to poke the WOL-enabled computer are you using? | |
Re: You can definitely have multiple default gateways in a single subnet. First, are you 100% sure there is a single WAN connection? Second, you said this is a town library - do you know if they are VPN'd back to a town run datacenter or other IT department? Often this … | |
Re: There are a few things to consider. First, you should know that Exchange and Sharepoint servers are not "set and forget" - they need frequent maintenance which means whoever your hire to do this network should have reasonable rates to maintain these servers long term. The type of server you … | |
Re: I have tried powerline Ethernet before in situations where running cables was not possible and wireless had trouble too. My verdict is: run like there is a zombie attack in progress. I had ton of issues with things like noise leakage into the devices, configuration problems and oddly, a light … | |
Re: For starters, check your code: [code=c]# case '4': print("\nTotal: RM3.00"); break; [/code] Think you meant printf Here's a good read about debugging: [URL="http://oopweb.com/CPP/Documents/DebugCPP/Volume/techniques.html"]http://oopweb.com/CPP/Documents/DebugCPP/Volume/techniques.html[/URL] | |
Re: Please try to write some code first and then we can help you with that. Alternatively, write some pseudocode so we can see what conceptual issues you are having. ~j | |
Re: How are getting the route to the DNS server: 10.1.8.200? That is on a different network than you put your server. So you will either have to add a static route or put the server in the same LAN segment. Why did you decide to put the server in the … | |
Re: Is the DSL modem also a router? If not, you will need to get a router. The setup would then go: DSL -> Router -> Switch -> Clients Once you get the router, follow the manual. | |
Re: Depends on the type of laptop. Have you used whatever software the OS provides to add the network printer? More information about your setup will help us give better answers. | |
Re: This one is pretty good (I scanned it quickly): [URL="http://www.comptechdoc.org/independent/networking/guide/"]http://www.comptechdoc.org/independent/networking/guide/[/URL] | |
Re: Get a screen and keyboard and boot into singleuser mode from the bootloaders - you can google that for instructions. | |
Re: Please let us know the specs of your system: processor, operating system, exact errors, etc. | |
Re: [QUOTE=0786252556;1074980]how can i use vpc and how can i connect it to my computer which the vpc is in side of my computer[/QUOTE] First off, what is a "vpc"? Second, what exactly are you trying to do - please be specific. ~j | |
Re: I work for an ISP and unfortunately what you want to do is hard. That said, you would be best to study computer science or computer engineering. It would beneficial for you to work at an ISP and get a handle on things like Cisco routers, TCP/IP, BGP, OSPF, and … | |
Re: [QUOTE=smithss;796379]Hi, Is it possible to find out what all object files were put into an exe? Does it sound like a weird question? Well i have a c++ executable which was a simple program created by linking 2 .obj files. Can i now get this information from the exe which … | |
Re: [QUOTE=PcPro12;796395]yes, and I've already allowed port 80 on TCP and UDP through my router firewall, and my computer firewall... my router is [B]2Wire 2700HG-D[/B] from Qwest...[/QUOTE] Those 2wires' are notorious for firewall issues. I would also make sure that Qwest doesn't have a core policy that is blocking port 80. … | |
Re: As long as your DSL modem serves out DHCP (IP addresses) you'll be all set. If your modem doesn't serve DHCP, then you'll need a router. Something like a Linksys WRT54 series is a good WiFi enable residential router. You may have issues with double NAT using that setup, but … | |
Re: [QUOTE=alambara_raja;796580]I Have 1 pare of RAD G703 how and 1 pare of cisco 1841 with 1 E1 controller interface how to connect it . what are all the configuration to do in route and modem . pls help me in this[/QUOTE] Are you trying to back-to-back two ISDN devices (that … | |
Re: [QUOTE=XoBane;797842]I have a HP Pavillion m9040n I have installed a belkin N wireless USB adapter. my computer has a built in wireless G adapter (currently disabled). Can I use both simultaniously to increase speed through my router, or will there be other bottlenecks that would make it pointless?[/QUOTE] It is … |
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