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    DHCP & Wireless Questions

    Evening all, Just a quick and hopefully easy question regarding DHCP. If you setup a new scope how do you get a certain group of clients (say wireless clients) to use that scope? Basically i'm extending our wireless at work into another office. They'll have there own DHCP server over...
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    PHP Forms - Nested Drop downs?

    Hi all, Little while since i've done any PHP but am needing to create a couple of pages for a project. Basically what I want to do is to have 2/3 drop down boxes on a page which are all populated from entries in 2/3 different tables. When a value in the first drop down box is selected...
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    Need a UPS - 100V in / 240V out???

    ah so it does... Thats a little different to the site where there purchased from. Possibly because there brought from the UK. If thats the case then we should be able to get a UPS that accepts 100V in / 100V out and everything should be ok. Shall definately check it out! Cheers
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    Need a UPS - 100V in / 240V out???

    Firstly, thanks to all for the replies :) The servers are HP DL360's with the following power range. Voltage Required AC 120/230 V ( 50/60 Hz ) Whereas I believe Japan runs on 100V. Ideally I was hoping for a UPS which would cope with 100in/240out but that doesn't look possible...
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    Need a UPS - 100V in / 240V out???

    probably meant to say 230V, but its going to power some rack mount servers bought and built in the UK. These are then being assembled into a small rack and flown/installed in Tokyo. Ideally, we'd build/source everything over there but the office over there doesn't have the technical...
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    Need a UPS - 100V in / 240V out???

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    Need a UPS - 100V in / 240V out???

    Evening all, Anyone know if its possible to have a UPS that accepts 100V in and is able to provide 240V as output. Needing to put some kit in a office in Tokyo and ideally am needing it all running off a UPS. I guess its not possible to just put a UPS from the UK in and stick a converter on...
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    PHP/LDAP and general site idea questions

    To be honest I tend to keep my code in separate files and just call as needed. Works well and usually means finding problems is a lot easier. In a recent application I wrote, there ending up being close to 4500 lines of code. Cant imagine going through all that all the time. Are there any...
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    FS: Abit UL8, Linksys WRT54G router, and some other stuff

    Just wondering what version are the WPC11 cards please? Also are you willing to post to the UK? ;)
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    FS: Opteron 144 939 @ 3.0GHz 1.45v Prime stable, $179

    Have PM'd you
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    PHP/LDAP and general site idea questions

    I've created a helpdesk tool for the school that I used to work at and that used LDAP to connect to AD for authentication. It was also capable of checking users groups so you could add access levels to the site. For authentication its definately much easier and a better approach imo as you dont...
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    PHP and Active Directory

    Hi Hopefully they'll be some PHP gurus around here that can help me :) I'm trying to get it so visitors to our intranet site are able to log into the site with there normal login details. On a network using win2k3, active directory etc. Now my code at the moment seems to connect to AD...
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    FS:Gigabyte X800XT AGP, Thermaltake 480w, Microsoft Project Standard 2003

    Nope never heard of anything called GPR or GDR.
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    FS:Gigabyte X800XT AGP, Thermaltake 480w, Microsoft Project Standard 2003

    what tax in Europe? $20 postage is fine with me as well. When i've brought things from the US before (iRiver mp3 player) there wasn't any tax to pay at either end. It was sent as a gift i believe. Thanks Andy
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    FS:Gigabyte X800XT AGP, Thermaltake 480w, Microsoft Project Standard 2003

    have emailed or Pm'd you, cant remember which ;) about the x800XT.
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