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May want to look into Fortinet Web Filtering as well. You can snag their webfiltering service for relatively cheap depending on what your budget is.

p45-ds3l Q6600 8GB DDR2-800 2x 640GB WD Black 2x Intel PRO100 dual port NICs ESXi 3.5

What version of Sygate are you using? As you may know they've been bought out by Symantec and it is no longer called Sygate. Symantec came out with Symantec Sygate Enterprise Protection a few years ago which would allow the level of control you desire, but it does not support Vista. I believe...

What type of firewall are you using?

I burned the ISO and it did not function. I mounted the ISO via daemon tools and the contents are README.txt and DriveDetect.exe and nothing else.

I'm trying to download the ST31000340AS firmware but the ISO file I download only has the README.txt and DriveDetect,exe files in it..is anyone else having this issue???

Figured I'd bump this thread and see if any new people can contribute.. We use netForensics for our SIM (http://www.netforensics.com/) where I am (govt) I'm currently starting to play around with OSSIM...seems pretty robust and I'm hoping to have it integrate with my home network. Anyone...

Very nice setup. I've just purchased a Q6600 rig with 8GB RAM and plan on running ESX with a number of VM's similar to yours.

It will work, just be sure you're using a crossover between the switch and the switchport on your router.

1) What will you be doing with this PC? Gaming? Photoshop? Web browsing? etc VMWARE 2) What's your budget? Are tax and shipping included? Approx 600-650 3) Where do you live? Canaduh 4) What exact parts do you need for that budget? CPU, RAM, case, etc. Please be very specific. Listed below...

I'd like to stay in the $500 range...a bit of overage isn't a concern though. For storage I was looking at 2x 500GB in RAID1...performance isn't a huge concern here, just the integrity of the data. Of course the potential for expanding is there too. I'll check out that PSU, thanks! :)

Looking to build an ESX/VMware Server box to run a number of VM's for development work..Naturally I won't be purchasing any hardcore server hardware for this as it will be run in my basement on my own personal budget. Adequate memory is my main concern, I'm thinking of going with this setup...

Nothing too special here. The Fortigate FW policies are locked down very tightly allowing only explicit traffic in and out. And coming soon will be a Symantec Sygate Management Server which will provide host based IPS/IDS and firewall to all my hosts.

Having a tough time deciding between the two cards..both are in the same price range with relatively similar performance apparently. Both have their downsides with the 4850 running hot and the 9800 requiring a bit more in terms of power. The 9800 is about $10-15 cheaper..would I notice any...

http://www.tigerdirect.ca/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=4030695&Sku=A455-2810%20J Looking to pick up a box with a decent proc and lots or RAM for VMWare server and this seemed to be a pretty good deal. Throw in a cheap video card and I've already got storage for it and I'm...

I'd never use that bloated junk. AVG suits me fine.

Why would you be pointing the domain to a nameserver? Generally you would update the nameservers from whom you obtained the domain from (yahoo, godaddy etc..) with your webservers IP address and it would then propogate across the internet.

PSP is worth it for PSX games alone.

I use OpenVPN with IPCOP...works flawlessly for me. Don't have any experience with the built in windows one or many others though unfortunately. http://www.bluestream.org/Networking/SSHTunnelRDP.htm works the same for VNC. Very easy to configure and works great!

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VNC on it's own is a clear text protocol...RDP offers some level of encryption but it's depending on what level of security you desire, it may not be enough for you. I personally use RDP exclusively and tunnel it via SSH or use it only over VPN when I need to remote in.

Totally agree with you here...the latest flock of games have held my interest for MAYBE a combined total of 1 week. TF2, Bioshock, Crysis, UT3, GOW, COD4...all blah. Just a total dissapointment in terms of depth and replayability. I recently finished Fallout 1 and 2 again and am now in the...

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Number 1 is bang on. It's hilarious to see.

What card do you have?

Lots of good feedback in here. My experience with Vista has been a bumpy one at best. With my current hardware (specs in sig) I decided I would try Vista Ultimate 64 as I had obtained a free (legit) copy. After the install completed, I installed the most current Vista 64bit drivers for...

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I'm curious, what textbook did they supply you with?

3.4 GHZ Core Temp 0.95.4 Idle: 31C-33C Load: 57-58C Scythe Ninja Rev B.

Same here. Running at 3.4Ghz at 1.375 volts. Approx 56-57 degrees under load with ORTHOS.

I tried using it but I feel more comfortable tweaking in the BIOS.

Only downside with Untangle is it's got fairly hefty system requirements compared to most linux distro firewalls.

Can you expand on why you feel SSL VPN's are not secure?

Don't know if it's suitable for what you want, but i've got an IPCop box set up with the OpenVPN add on. Works flawlessly for my personal use and you've got the easy to use OpenVPN client for windows as well.

Host Based Intrusion Prevention System edit: to clarify, there are network intrusion prevention systems (NIPS) which would be like a firewall device and there are host based intrusion prevention systems...ie the IPS resides on the host machine as software (Comodo being a very good one)

The Gigabyte P35-DS3R does seems like a good deal...know of any issues with OCing on that board? I'm thinking I may go with the 8600GTS for the time being and a little while down the road when perhaps I move to a bigger monitor, I can use eVGAs step up program. Thanks for the tips all

Looking to keep the budget around $1000 CAD. I had considered upgrading the HS...and if I did go ahead with an OC then I would definitely pick one up. I shouldn't say I won't be doing any gaming at all, I would like to be able to play recent games, but I'm not so interested in getting max...

Putting together a new box and looking for some feedback. Not going to be doing any major OCing...and the video is a temp solution until I pick up something more suited to gaming. Here is what i've got so far: CPU: Intel C2D E6750 Motherboard: Abit IP35 ATX LGA775 or Asus P5K iP35...

Hey all, Just looking for some recommendations on a mobo for a C2D E6550. SLI is not a requirement ATM...nor is overclocking. 680i is good from what I understand? Essentially i'm just looking for best value at this time. Thanks!

Are you looking strictly for a software firewall? Cause if you want to go real hardcore, i'd look into Fortinet. Their UTM's offer AV/IPS/Web Filtering/AntiSpam all in one. I picked up one of the 50 series for home use off ebay and it's flawless. http://www.fortinet.com