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There is no copper, to my knowledge, between the buildings, we'd have to rely soley on WDS. There is not a budget in mind...yet, I was thinking around 5k.

I've been approached at finding the best way to serve wifi at an apartment complex with several buildings. Here is an overview of the premisis: The red lines represent breezeways within the complex, it's an open breezeway, two stories tall with nothing more than some metal stairs in each...

Are you coming Farseer? I was going to phone you this weekend to see how you were doing.

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I used to work at a cable ISP doing internet tech support. Basically I’d pull up your modem (by mac) up in UBR, you can then see what device is connected to it, it'll give you a mac address, I copy that and say....run it through http://www.coffer.com/mac_find/ and it'll trace that mac...

Things like this subsequently makes the public trust the government less and less, it's just a few bad apples. Everyone makes mistakes. I know many who have a military and government security background, and I can say there are some really good and competent people out there who do in fact work...

Okay, good to know the APC already comes with the right cord. To clarify, our current location does have a giant UPS that can power all computers, however, we are moving to a NEW location that does NOT have this, thus the need for the APC RM2U (to tide things over until the generator kicks in)

Well the new place does not have any UPS, so when there is a spike and or loss of power, things will go down. In event power is lost, it takes a couple seconds for the generator to kick in, we need something to handle the load until then. A lot of times we have small outages that only last a...

Oh wow, perfect. Thanks!

We are moving our facility to a new (& better) place, this includes a server cabinet with about 5 servers inside and some switching equipment, pretty small compared to what's out there. This is for a financial institution. The reason for this move is because the new building has a diesel...

Well, no, it was actually the fact that the printer was an "all-in-one", then I heard that it wont work with that. But I did revert back to my old thread to refresh myself, and it did help. Thank you very much for the help, the screenshot tutorial was a big help (that's dedication!).

Yep, same versions. AND....IT WORKS!!!!! OMFG this is the biggest accomplishment i've ever made, okay not that big, but it's been on the back burner for months and finnally I got it to work! w00t.:D :cool:

Okay, went in the events log not too long ago and whatdoyanoo, driver error. So I loaded the driver on the remote comptuer....perhaps that will solve the problem? The client's Comcrap cable modem is acting flakey right now so can't log in, hopefully it works.

As some of you may recall, a couple weeks ago I started a thread on remote printing. I know that it is shunned upon for replying to an old thread, thus I started a new one. This has not been resolved and has been move to top priority; I know I am getting somewhere....slowly. Basically this...

Yes, it used to be 40k. This is a corporate license fix, the company can install it on as many computers as possible.