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    Anyone try gigabit PCI Express?

    if hes streaming a video to 5 computers maybe in either case I point to my first statment ^^ "If you plan on having a raid set up, or something heavy, go for the pci-e card, if anything to save space in the case."
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    Anyone try gigabit PCI Express?

    right, thats why I said he would not notice :P a normal pci card will allow the same speed (for the sake of argument we are not penny pinching bits here) just not in full duplex. the network will not move over 100megs/sec and the hard drives will most likely cough at half that. so unless...
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    Anyone try gigabit PCI Express?

    It will be nothing you will notice atm. It all depends on how your system is set up: If you only have 7200 rpm drives it wont matter if your using a pci card or a pci-e card. Your hard drive will be the limiting factor long before the bus is. Unless you have other pci devices in the same...
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    What is needed for a wired home network?

    as others said. it's not needed. but using one makes it look much more clean. It's far more easy to manage (you can mark the rooms and number the wires on the pannel, without having to tape up and lable all the wires them selves). You can connect 2 rooms togeather directly. And the...
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    What is needed for a wired home network?

    Ever wire a house for networking? or anythnig for that matter.. when was the last time you put one "one" outlet per room, or one phone jack in a large room or kitchen. Are you going to live in the house for ever? Are you going to never ever move your furniture? Are you never going to have a TV...
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    What is needed for a wired home network?

    a 16 port switch minimum for a house, once you figure your going to be running as least 2 jacks per room, and probley at least 4 in a living room it adds up quick. a decent 16 port rack mount switch will run 100 bucks give or take, router is 100 to 200 depending on what you wanna spend...
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    Post Your Home File Server Specs

    my setup, specs listed earlier
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    Post Your Home File Server Specs

    mines a... 1800 althon XP 768megs ddr ram msi board old geforce card raid 5 set up (250 X 5) uses a LSI mega raid card runs win2k3 server standard this was mostly thrown togeather with spare parts. will be upgraded to a board that actually has a pci-x slot and more then 1 proccessor...
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    Trying to hook up Xbox 360 using two wireless routers. Can it be done?

    bridge hook it up just like your thinking. have the router hooked the to xbox on its own network then bridge the 2 togeather. both the routers should allow for this. if only one does, just hook that router to your box and bridge it to a wireless network card on one of your computers, and...
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    Network monitoring

    could use Iris to see who was DL/ULing the most if you control the router, or use a hub on your network. tho this might be a bit overkill seeing as how it can also capture and reconstruct all the trafic. Just about any network monitor/packet analizer can see what kind of info is being transmited...
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    Copying security settings

    buy the new server, add is at a member server to your domain. Then back up the old server and restore it to the new one. Your client info should be handled by active directory, and the security settings by the GPO . All you should need to copy is the files and permissions. course I do not...
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    Remote File Transfer Preferences

    where is the computer with dreamweaver? last I checked it could save copies of all your work on another computer on the same network as far as the FTP, what are you using for a client? Its probley using a passive connection wich requires ports above 1024 (not just 20,21) If you want to test...
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    cheepest AP ever?

    yea its a shame wireless routers have goten cheeper then just the access point. I was looking to build my own AP tho, regardless of headache. Thanks for the ideas, I think I will wait for a real version of the x86 DD-WRT to come out and try that. (assuming the WNICs it supports cost less then...
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    software to monitor connection?

    get winamp or something and listen to a shoutcast station all day. just turn your speakers off when your not there. when you get back you can look at the logs in perfmon to see if the connect hit 0. your event viewer will tell you if you have lost/cant renew your IP address from your ISP...
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    software to monitor connection?

    windows performance monitor can monitor traffic across all netowrk interfaces. everythnig from amount of packets dropped, packes in queue, packets recived, packets discarded, etc etc... can tell what type of packets were sent (uni-cast). and of course current up/down speed. can graph a...
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