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this sound up your alley: http://gallery.sourceforge.net/ if you dont like all that, google phpthumb. that will do the trick also. i know there is a few asp programs out there too, but ive only used php for thumbnailing

port forwarding section in your router

wow, i took a little different route then you took digital7. i found an internet help desk tech lvl 1 job straight out of high school and was quickly promoted to lvl2 becuase well...i put the most trouble calls to rest in the shortest amount of time and the boss liked that. the trouble was just...

the linux firewall idea sound much better, so im just adding a few more options to the fire here to limit bandwidth on a client: http://www.netlimiter.com/ to monitor bandwidth on a client: http://www.dumeter.com/ both of those are managed from the client, i dont think this is what...

well you can set cisco trunks to use dot1q encapsulation so it doesnt really matter anyhow. unless youve got someone running your network who says encapsu-who? then youre in trouble.

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thats why i was confused. why did he buy 32 addresses? why not buy a /29(.248) subnet and have 6 IPs for less $ and still nat all the users on 1 address. and have 5 open IPs for jsut in case purposes not 31...i agree totally about the public addresses for end users=dumb.

you hit the nail on the head bob. blizzard started rolling out patches and what not with a modified bit torrent client built into the install of WoW. worked great when everyone was downloading the 1st patch when it came out and there were thousands of seeders, but now it generally crawls.

ok so how many computers do you need hooked up at that site? youre paying for 32 addresses, why would you want to nat 1 address and use only that one. i would plug all the computers into the switch and use the static addresses. the way youre trying to set it up wont work unless maybe there is...

yes, takes a little work to cram sheilded cat6 all the way into the tip. and ive seen cat5e run gigabit ~430ft. it took mega errors and died when it rained and didnt come back up till the ground dried. but it doesnt rain much in iraq :D

*slaps forehead* oh! good call, i dont know why i forgot to mention that too....thats especially true when using AD. nice save ianshot!

I'd go with a server close to the core of the network, that has the longest life expectancy; like a fairly new one or one that has been upgraded recently. That way you wont have to move it again anytime soon. But thats just me. in my experience, DHCP isnt very taxing on a server. As long...

cheapest on pricewatch: Plenum 1000ft $135.00 Non-Plenum 1000ft $78.99

ping the ip and then do an "arp -a" if no luck there, try "nbtstat -A {IP ADDRESS}" if you want to know where its plugged into physically and you have cisco devices, you can hunt it down switch to switch using this command: "show mac-address-table" it outputs like this: vlan mac...

which brings us full circle, its not private if its not secured....or is it?

100m is the limit, not 300, maybe youre thinking 300ft anything over that and another signal could be sent over the same line before the first signal reaches its destination making for confused hardware and retrys.

snippet from here What ports are needed to host a game server and also needed for client side connections? UDP IN ANY 27900 Stats port UDP/TCP IN ANY 29900 Gamespy port TCP IN ANY 80 Battle recorder port TCP IN ANY 4711 Remote console UDP IN ANY 27901 Stats port UDP IN ANY 1500-4999...

well it just goes to show you cant really trust anyone. i ran my wireless open in 2003, learned a lot in 2004 and wish i'd never left my stuff open. if im on someone elses network i dont connect to any sites that require passwords. to me it seems like common sence. but to an uneducated user it...

this thing looks pretty snazzy. I havent played with it yet, but i plan on it since you got me looking for something less bloaty than solarwinds. http://www.ardenstone.com/projects/map/ <edit> oops, looks like its from 1999 and has broken links to required files :( </edit>

do you realize how easy that is to set up? 1 extra machine and 1 program. even if its not your AP, you can do it on any AP you have access to, wireless or not. grabs everything that goes over the line out the gateway. passwords, ssl traffic, ...everything.

create a contact under AD in whatever folder you want with the email address being a custom address, so you could put anything you want in it. then go to your AD account properties, go to exchange general, click on delivery options. there is a forward option there, the mail will hit both...

try http://www.symantec.com if that one doesnt work either...its probably the w32.donk removal tool link just in case: http://ect.downstate.edu/antivirus/savrt/Donk.htm that link shouldnt be blocked by the donk

wow, thats quite a pickle. you could either wire up the place with cat5 before your users move in, or buy fiber cards for users machines, which would be near impossible to do if they were laptops. good luck!

add all the directly connected networks to the router, example: you have 2 interfaces on a router, s0/1 is 192.168.0.1 and s0/2 is 192.168.1.1 you would do this router rip network 192.168.0.1 255.255.255.0 network 192.168.1.1 255.255.255.0 the mask only matters if you have no auto...

i went to defcon2002, pretty much i got REALLY drunk and passed out on some guy's couch then i went home lol oh yeah and i got found in a scavenger hunt...i think i was working for "the man" or something(us military)

yeah, visio 2003 yes, usually, hsrp is set up between 2 core switches like that but it will work with just eigrp running and one will just act as a failover.

eh. my bad i threw that together in 10 min and im so used to dealing with layer 3 switches, i assume eigrp on the core switches. i should have included that, sorry!

orinoco cards arent MCXX, they're close but not quite. its an orinoco proprietary i picked my 5.5db magnetic antenna for my orinoco at http://www.fab-corp.com i saw the same one at http://www.wlanparts.com although i dont know if its the orinoco specification its like $8 and works...

i think darthkim is trying to tell you to look more like this btw, the subnetting leaves for 62 hosts per subnet, takes a whole class C for 4 subnets. im not sure exactly what your needs were, so i threw that in as food for thought. i imagine your going to use private addressing behind...

sorry if im insulting your intelligence here, but are you still seeding the torrent? just have to get theese questions out of the way first ;)

have you tried swapping out or testing the network cable? the "link light" is only regulated by one pair of the 4 pairs. the cable could have a pinch in it and the link pair could still be good.

hey guys, i'd like to share my resume that i compiled using a couple examples form this thread. but im stuck in iraq behind 3 firewalls so anything that i host is unveiwable where you guys are! anyone have room for a 30k rtf or know where i can get free file hosting? figgured it would be...

this thing is pretty sexy too http://www.tomshardware.com/storage/20050412/index.html

you looking to go out and find networks? or just use it at home home use, just get a linksys or dlink whatever. wardriving, youll need a nice card with an external antenna port like here: http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=802.11G+card+with+antenna+connector&btnG=Google+Search...

geez, close all windows and everything in your taskbar and run that again, see whats running then. intel internet accelerator....ads from intel? hrmm.....

wow, nat-ing a nat-ed address....thats getting a little out there. you might want to put all the computers you can on the 10 network and save 1 "testing" client for behind your evil experiment. but yes, all you should have to do it get that server 2 nics...1 on the 10 net and 1 on the 192 net...

there are plenty of options out there, google is your friend. like i said, thats just the first product i stumbled upon. im sure there is an option out there that fits your needs

wow, is the 10 network the external IP on the DSL, or is that NATed? also, you can't route a 192.168 network to the intarweb, its for internal stuff only. you'd have to set up NAT for the external ip, which i doubt starts with 10. I could be wrong.

http://www.powernoc.us/hotspot.html looks nice, was the first thing to pop up on this: http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=&q=credit+card+hotspot+access+point&btnG=Search

wow, sweet setup, im hoping to set up a place like that someday. back to the subject, im in iraq and every computer that has come on to the network here i have ghosted, (about ~1000 and growing)ive got over 20 different images of different models of laptops desktops, you name it, using ghost...