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Bumpin on up......to the eeast siiiiide....

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For sale: Cisco 1841. Works PERFECT, came from a low-load work environment to an even lower-load home environment. Has 32MB CF, 128MB ram, WIC-1T serial and VPN module. I hate to sell it (seriously, love this router) but I need money more than corporate security and performance at...

It's beaumont. I used to live in beaumont. That said, I am not surprised in the slightest. For those of you that have never been there, it is a small town that wants to be big, and the economy and "technical mindset" is influenced by a small number of big whigs. Oil and god knows what...

I would go 8 gigs of ram and a 64 bit OS if you want to run 4 vmware instances (assuming all 4 at once). Otherwise 4GB and 2003 will be fine.

Agreed here as well. 10k/RAID5. ~300 gigs storage, parity, hot spare. Hard to beat that :) I used the same on my fileserver, but 400GB 7200rpm SATA drives instead. Works great, love it.

Haha love it. The ducks cracks me up. You originally from texas?

set dns to 10.1.1.1 for the ones you want off the web. All network services will remain "active", but you won't be able to browse the web unless you have a dns server at 10.1.1.1 on your local LAN, or unless someone remembers the IP address of yahoo.com etc, haha.

I just replaced my win2k adv server with 2003 standard on my fileserver.

Absolutely. Any hack attempts are to be taken serious and are potentially criminal offenses. I had a kid in Quebec dropped by his ISP because he defaced my forum. I could have continued with his local PD, but decided that forcing him to read books or go outside for entertainment was...

Yeah, that's more like 75.00 x 8.

Define "won't cost me too much" ;) Gig ethernet with 1000SX uplink port isn't going to be cheap.

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Well, the server, if it has relay features (most do) should be able to set itself as the source IP for all email that goes through it. One would think so, anyways. As for how to do it on that software...I have no clue.

He's a boston terrier mix. We don't know the other half of the mix; even after genetic testing it's still unclear haha. He's a hoot though, very spunky and grouchy, but in a funny way.

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Bump. Man no joke. Me and Mr. Rack would be in the backyard looking for a hole to lie in.

Oh I'm following you now. If the campaign box is relaying through the mailserver, can you configure the server to check the header and rewrite the IP field for all relays?

I would NAT the mailserver to a public IP and block all ports except the ones needed, and have it in a physical DMZ outside of the network for that reason. That way you have it mapped to a public IP and if it becomes compromised, it won't compromise the rest of your network.

Haha found your ebay as well, purely by accident. Does that have a DB9 serial on the back?

you need a .htpassword file. Google that and you'll find what you need pretty fast :)

Hahaha! Love it. I like the LEDs most of course, but I think you should make him the front anyways, with the DVD ejecting out of his mouth. That would be awesome :D

Haha... I wouldn't trust an RDP port open to the web on a production server, especially on the default port 3389. That's just begging for something. I don't know exactly what, but SOMETHING. Then again, I don't trust a single MS service to be open to the web.

I agree. Take that dude back and insist on non-returns only in the future. Not sure I would continue to go through that local dealer, as well.