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Re: The VPNs from each store currently have 1 ACL to define the 'interesting traffic' along with a nonat for the same traffic. This sends the traffic down to the HQ. You will need to add a new ACE to the crypto_map and the NONAT for all the other stores subnets … | |
Re: My 2 cents: You can't have more than 1 gateway. You should opt to use the gateway that will be used for the 'catch-all', this is usually the one that leads to the public internet. On that gateway, you should add in static routes for other internal subnets and the … | |
Re: Start with inside the network. Are you running split dns? Any issues with round-robining to the sharepoint server(s)? Is it a stand alone server or a cluster? Are files stored in the SP DB or are the files linked from a user page? For streaming, Are you multicasting internally. ARe … | |
Re: On a hub (not a switch) when 2 pcs send out traffic it is replicated to every port on the hub. When 2 PCs send out traffic at the same time, the hub detects a collision and each PC will re-transmit the packet after a random length of time. | |
Re: That command would stop the networking functions. AFter a reboot, networking would start up again automatically unless there was a problem with your configs. May I assume you edited the /etc/networking/interfaces file and made changes before you stopped networking? If so, you should check there 1st. what does 'ifconfig' show? | |
Re: Not alot of info there.... If you can telnet to the modem's COM Port and type ATDT and get a dialtone, then the hardware is istalled correctly. It then becomes a question of settings for the connection. | |
Re: This is the way I do it: http://www.pendrivelinux.com/universal-usb-installer-easy-as-1-2-3/ The application has a pulldown for many popular distros including backtrack. | |
Re: Setup a Router with DD-WRT. Use any of the 3rd party, OpenVPN providers. You can configure DD-wrt to always use a Remote VPN. The only thing your IT would see are outbound packets to the VPN provider and nothing else. | |
Re: Some providers don't even offer a static ip to residential customers. IN my area, to get a static you must have the much more expensive 'business' plan. A great workaround is to use a dynamic dns service (i.e. no-ip.org, dyndns.org). I run a small service on my home server and … | |
Re: I have a small python script to telnet into a device and issue a reboot. This works fine for me: #!/usr/bin/python import getpass import sys import telnetlib HOST = "host ip goes here" user = "user goes here" password = "password goes here" tn = telnetlib.Telnet(HOST) tn.read_until("login: ") tn.write(user + … | |
Re: >> Contacting server and signing in Are both laptops using the same DNS? Usually, Link servers are identified by the DNS Helper records for SIP. Lync Servers are 'found' on the network with these special DNS records. Usually, sip.mycompany.com will resolve to a lync server to service your client. Do … | |
Re: Firefox would use whatever DNS is set on the system. To test DNS, use this from command line: NSLOOKUP www.yahoo.com Do you get an IP in response. If you do then it's ok. IF you get a timeout or error, then you need to check the DNS entries on your … | |
Re: Don't use password auth, use keys instead. This article explains it all. http://www.thegeekstuff.com/2011/07/rsync-over-ssh-without-password/ | |
Re: Can we see the config on the NFS source server? Did you allow the correct IP/IP Range to connect? | |
Re: This is either a homework question, or you are in way over your head if you are asking questions like that. | |
Re: Can you post the .conf files for each side of the IPSEC tunnel. I don't need to see the .secrets file. Try restarting ipsec and tail the auth log as it starts with /etc/init.d/ipsec restart && tail -f /var/log/auth.log This should show you a seccesful connection or provide some clue … | |
Re: Curious. You could also look at XP local HOSTS file and see if there is anything 'funny' in there. You could also try manually adding a name with IP and see if you can ping that added name from command line. | |
Re: Each device is different. There is no 1 solution that works for all phones makes/models. If you are really curious, dive into the XDA forums... http://forum.xda-developers.com/ | |
Re: Also, if you are using ubuntu 12 or better, dns entries are made in \etc\network\interfaces now. i.e. 'dns-nameservers 4.2.2.1 4.2.2.2' | |
Re: Are you using RHEL as the HOST os (the one running on physical hardware) or as the Guest os (the one running virtual)? What software are you using for virtualization? What do you want to know exactly, your question is not understood. | |
Re: drindran, you realize that this is a 4 year old thread right? | |
Re: 1st thing is to get the latest drivers for your wifi adapter. Usually had from the manufacturer's website. | |
Re: What version are you running and what does your config file have in it? | |
Re: To recover Passwords in Yahoo you need: 1) The secret question answer 2) You must have setup a secondary, backup email address. You can send a password reset request there. Without those items, you are out of luck and the email is a loss. | |
Re: What web server are you using and on what system? Apache? NGINX? | |
Re: First, make sure you have view extensions enable as IIM said above. Does any MP3 open in media player with a double click? IF not, then your file association has changed. Easiest way to fix is to use Windows File explorer (not internet explorer), right click on the mp3, choose … | |
Re: Any router you buy today will be able to handle your 6mb ISP connection. Don't worry about that. Concentrate on the other router features you would want. Such as # of LAN ports, QoS, VPN, etc... | |
Re: Copy and paste is fine, screenshot too. Does her machine have an IP assigned from DHCP? ipconfig tells you this. Can she ping her own IP. CAn she ping the gateway IP? Can she ping an IP beyond the gateway? Can she ping via FQDN (servername)? Does the servername at … | |
Re: What do you mean bypass PPPOE? Did you change service? PPPOE authenticates your device to the service, it's required.... | |
Re: Maybe he means something along the lines of how a Linux server would do this, where the network resource would be mounted to the server, then the mounted filesystem could be shared from the server? Don't think you can do that with windows server. RRAS as JorgeM mentioned would be … | |
Re: With a Virtual box 'host only' interface assigned to the Guest VM, you would receive an IP address from the HOST ONLY ADAPTER that you configured in virtual box on the HOst OS. To Check this, Open up Virtual Box, Goto FILE -> PREFERENCES -> NETWORK. Do you have a … | |
Re: Was the file on a network server? IF yes, the file may be shadowed and versioned so that you can recover different versions from the file properties. | |
Re: What do you mean by inducing filters? Excel will read in a text file and give you options on separating items into cells using delimeters (i.e. CSV). What are you trying to do here? | |
Re: Does the VM have an IP on the Host OS's physical LAN subnet? | |
Re: Agree with you there.... this is an odd odd odd request. To block just the google images web site, it would be easy enough to block the dns lookup with a hosts file entry or a simple URL block on the perimeter router. Blocking all images from all sites seems … | |
Re: Well, the drive can be identified, but the boot partition or MBR could be hosed making it unbootable. Have you tried the disk in another machine? Can you boot with a live CD and check that the disk is readable? How about a Windows install media and run a repair … | |
Re: I think maybe he's asking for the details on how to become a CCIE while in Dubai? | |
Re: None of this is correct. Whichever account you use to purchase Mountain Lion will have it. You can certainly sign into your mom's mac app store with your ID (if you purchased it), DL and load the OS if you want. | |
Re: Who is managing your boot? During the ubuntu install, you were given the option of installing GRUB. What did you pick here? | |
Re: Who is your email provider? Gmail? Somebody else? The info you need should be easily had from the host's website or forums. Also, as a side note, most hose ISPs block outbound port 25. So you probably need to and should use SMTP over 587. | |
Re: Are there time restrictions on these accounts that allow logons during the work week, but no access during off hours? | |
Re: Check the routing on both the IPsec client and the anyconnect client. It's easy to see if split tunnels are used. A route of 0.0.0.0 means tunnel everything, any other route would only tunnel the matching traffic. Also "I lose internet and dns" do you mean that you can send … | |
Re: Actually, in Windows 7, the administrator account is disabled by default. During the initial setup, the end user must pick a username with password. That username is granted administrative rights. Now, you can certainly go in and re-enable the administrator account if you wish, but it is not automatic. So, … |
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