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  1. J

    Network shared contacts without exchange???

    thanks guys I will check those out! sadly they dont have SharePoint but I have recommended it so maybe soon
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    Network shared contacts without exchange???

    no one has any bright ideas?
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    Network shared contacts without exchange???

    So a company I do tech work for has asked me to setup a shared address book, they are on a domain but no exchange server. They all use imap email provided using their own domain name by their isp and have a staff of about 10 all using outlook 2010. at reception they have an old rolodex with...
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    What's your SSID?

    1476528447 it's the serial number of my washing machine that i was sitting next to when setting up my network. am i lazy or what no imagination
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    Post Your Connection Speed

    just got my new connection today they say 100 but hey 75s not bad tested again today and had a better result
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    Best consumer-level wireless router for large rambler?

    +1 I have 2 of these in my house and love them!
  7. J

    Moving from a Workgroup to a Domain

    just wondering why you use static ip's vs ip reservations with dhcp on your workstations? could save u a lot of time manually setting things like dns then you can use ur dhcp server to set both your dns servers on all the machines on your network
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    pfsense, better way to organize rules?

    did not know that never even looked at the alias tab very cool! now i need to redo my rules lol
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    Wireless network with mutiple linksys routers

    i have done this with wrt54gl's in the past for budget jobs. flash them with dd-wrt it is capable of vlans's if need be at a later date. on dd-wrt's site there is a how to to set dd-wrt as an access point only (http://www.dd-wrt.com/wiki/index.php/Wireless_Access_Point) then as said set the...
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    Planning on setting up a home server soon and want to see some of your examples!

    ok I'll play from the side: I have a 24 port patch panel i need to add but currently only have the 12 port in use. right of the patch is a POE injector for my Cisco 7941's and smoke detector access point. below that a dell 2724 and below that a watchguard x700 running pfsense 2.0RC1 and...
  11. J

    Allocating my bandwidth: ASUS WL-520GU

    lol or install a pay per use captive portal then it can be just like a hotel $12 for 24 hours of internet
  12. J

    Allocating my bandwidth: ASUS WL-520GU

    if he does not pay for it at all why not just unplug him until he pays up?
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    Fastest NAS Setup on home network?

    if u go with the e2000 i support this idea i have 4 wrt54g's still in service as ap's with dd-wrt on them and 2 wireless n's when i need more speed although my laptops spend most of their time with a cat6 cord anyway
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    Fastest NAS Setup on home network?

    or if u do the e2000 only be sure to set it up as a switch and access point only disable routing and firewall. although as you wont be using most features of the e2000 I still think it would be better to ether spend the money on a better switch (~$100) or save money on a small 8port giga switch...
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    Fastest NAS Setup on home network?

    if anyone says cat5e wont give gigabit speed they are buying bad cables or they are making their own cables and doing it wrong. cat5e works great for gigabit and thats probably what you have now so no need to buy new cables. that being said if you are making your own and buying 1000' of cable...
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