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1. Do you have any internet speed programs? As they cache data and DNS entries.
2. Also adblock (the plug-in for firefox) did block Amazon images at one time, though it shouldnt any longer.
3. Another option is that your DNS server may be caching for too long. Try 4.2.2.1 as your DNS...
In all likelihood your laptop OSs are OEM versions. FYI - If they were retail copies you do have options to transfer the license. In fact with Vista, originally it was a one time transfer option; it has been amended to unlimited transfers as long as you uninstall the previous installs.
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I can barely get past the file based part. It reads kind of odd.
1. Not all file systems are file based.
2. And because of this we want you to reverse engineer it.
Funny. Maybe this is just one of those statements designed to throw you for a loop.
It is possible that they are...
Did I say no IPSEC? They could be using IPSEC to encrypt the PPP tunnel, but probably using RSA (MPPE). Either way I know it's 128bit.
Good info jpochedl, I really appreciate it. I will check with the ISP to see if I can get some utilization data. I have already tried MRTG on those...
Sorry. It was meant to be a bit of a joke. As in make it so that she cannot resolve anything, except what you allow her to resolve.
You cannot use wildcards in host files that I know of; beyond subdomains. You can use wildcards in DNS, but not like you would like i.e. *games*. It would be...
Veritas Storage Exec.
Evidently they expanded on disk quotas for 2003 in R2, though I have not played with it yet. Look here.
http://blogs.msdn.com/adioltean/archive/2005/07/01/434790.aspx
Here is an option.
1. Find out what she needs to access from her manager.
2. Remove her DNS servers from TCP.
3. Enter the allowed resolves in her host file.
The gigabit switch would only be more efficient if it had a more efficient chip/bus. Or a better negotiation function. Either way you are not looking at anything near 20% at all... unless you have a really bad switch to begin with.
For study materials, the CBT Nugget videos are very good.
I have used them successfully for MCSE+M, Linux+, CCA and VCP. I also watched the Certified Ethical Hacker series(although I will never take that test).
The vids are a tad pricey, but you could possibly convince your cheap-a$$...
I have not read your other post on the issue and it sounds like you have tried a lot of things. So I am sorry of some of these are redundant.
The fact that it runs fine in the VM rules out the NIC hardware to a point; in other words the host may be using more functions of the NIC than the...
DriveImageXML is Free and can be run off of Bart's WinPE boot disc, which supports USB.
http://www.runtime.org/dixml.htm
DriveImagerXP can run off of the Ultimate Boot CD, which I think supports USB.
http://www.woundedmoon.org/win32/drvimagerxpsetup_2.2.html