Recent content by hypno-toad

Just wanted to second a few suggestions that were already made. I think Untangle would work well for that environment, (although the AD integration is a billable feature which you may already have noticed). Couple that with OpenDNS like YeOldeStoneCat mentioned...

If you're interested in certifications, check out this site... http://www.techexams.net/ They have some decent free study materials, book recommendations, as well as active forums dedicated to each cert.

A good Linux distribution to start with is Ubuntu. If your games don't have a Linux client, then you'll likely be playing them using WINE. You can check your games compatibility here with Linux/WINE here: http://appdb.winehq.org/

Go into Control Panel -> Network and Sharing Center. Check the settings for: - File Sharing - Public Folder Sharing - Password Protected Sharing You should be able to clear it up there.

Do you have a pool of public IP addresses available? Assign each of those domain addresses a different IP, then just alias the multiple IP's on the router, with each being forwarded to a different internal server. So DNS-wise for the public IP's you have... 1.2.3.4 = mail.company.com...

I know this has been posted before, but it bears repeating... http://www.pcworld.com/businesscenter/article/146256/vistas_despised_uac_nails_rootkits_tests_find.html The quotes of interest: The emphasis on the 'none..' part is mine, as warning to those who think they're 100% secure...

Are you sure the page wasn't a mix of some http and some https elements?

That looks like a great free tool, thanks mmtom.

Newegg has the same card for $162 ($167 with shipping) but also a $20 mail-in rebate. :) http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16814150106

Try ubuntu :)

Do you get this playing in single-player mode as well?

Here's an article from 2003 dispelling "wireless security" http://www.oreillynet.com/pub/a/wireless/excerpt/wirlsshacks_chap1/ Note that there are some people in the response area that dispute the speed of the hacks, but they have been proven wrong over time. There are even better software...

Lame, totally fake. :rolleyes:

funny stuff :) Is that G4 from G4 tv?

I don't believe that's possible. Exchange doesn't actively fetch mail.