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This is definitely not a problem only on the iPhone, it's a problem with Sprint's network in general. For a very long time now I've been lucky to get anything much higher than dial up speeds both at home and at work (work being in Madison, WI where there should definitely be solid coverage) on...

Look on the right hand side of the page for a list of more buying options. It's sold direct from Amazon for the 129.99 price.

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I've been in consulting for quite a while, and I would definitely agree there are some people that just have bad "luck" when it comes to technology. It's not that they are dumb or are doing anything wrong, but things just tend to be more frequent for them, such as hardware failing, software...

From everything I've read the short answer is No.

412978-B21, that's HP's part number. You can purchase just the license and then download the software from their site. We've used it 3 times so far, and it's worked pretty well. You have your old server and then the new hardware, and you install the software on a PC that acts as the middle...

How many times have you used the SBS Migration kit? I've done at least 15-20 servers that way and I can tell you for a fact that you will save a lot of customer downtime using it compared to exporting PSTs and touching every workstation to disjoin/rejoin to the domain. The overall time into the...

I tried this a little over a year ago and it worked alright, except I would have to frequently powercycle both sides to restore the connection. By frequently I mean once every day or two. It was a brand new house so I assume wiring wasn't the issue, but other than having to powercycle them they...

You and some of the other jackasses in this thread really need to get over yourselves.

1. I would use it to build a new PC for my brother as a reward for finishing his HSED. I'm going to do this anyway, it would just help to offset the cost. 2. Phenom

That's funny, their website says the stock version is 600mhz, and the Superclocked is 650mhz. You do realize they have 3 different levels of overclocking, right? Way to contribute to the thread genius, at least you got to use that nifty smiley.

I haven't installed mine yet but I do remember looking over the box last night and seeing a phrase either on the top panel or at the top of the front panel in small lettering that made me think it was an overclocked version, but then the actual core clocks listed on the box were stock. So I just...

I got the A2 from the bestbuyforbusiness website as well, I haven't received the updated e-mail yet but I logged in and see it changed to the A3 as well. I wonder if I can take in my reciept and PM for those 3 DVDs. If I can't I won't complain because I'm still getting the A3 for $115 shipped...

I had the exact same CPU and video card, however I had 1.5GB of ram. I'm upgrading everything however I got my c2D 6750 chip, 2GB of memory, and motherboard last week so I put those in with my 7900GT and there wasn't much of an improvement. TF2 ran a little smoother, Crysis still slowed way down...

I just called and was told that neither the shipment that was supposed to arrive on the 3rd or the 5th has actually shown up yet, and he wasn't sure when they would because their system still showed the old dates.

Just another thing to love about this ass backwards state. I'm so happy they are "protecting my rights as a consumer" by costing me $100 more for something than in 46 other states. This goes along nicely with all of our fee hikes we having coming in a couple months. Go Doyle! Anyways, thanks...

In the end who really cares what the cause is, if it's something that we as end users can't fix. He even says in his post he thinks it's partially the drivers, it's not like he's bashing Microsoft or Vista. I suppose in threads like this there's always someone that has to make a dumbass comment...

Why is it nobody can do a simple search on their own anymore? In less words than it took you to type this post you could have found the link on your own. http://evga.com/stepup/

You also have to look at the times, I was wanting to fly from Milwaukee to Richmond, and they only do one flight to Milwaukee a day, and one flight to Richmond. I'm pretty sure the flight to Richmond was before Milwaukee, so then I'm stuck in Columbus overnight. Kinda kills the deal. This would...

Alright, I wasn't going to respond but this is the second statement in this thread that has surprised me. First off, how in the heck is it "the right way" to run DHCP on your router? I've seen hundreds of networks, and never have I seen anything more than a 5 user network using their router for...

You don't need to run forest or domain prep in SBS to install Exchange. All you need to do is run the base install of 2003 server and then it should prompt you the first time you login to continue setup using the SBS wizard. This will install DNS, AD, and Exchange for you. You just fill in a few...

Raid over Moscow on the Commodore 64.

Actually you should be contacting your ISP to have the PTR record added. Unless your DNS host is also your ISP they won't be able to do this for you. Give your ISP a call and they should know what you're talking about.

I don't see anyone talking over your head, you didn't include crap for information in your first post so what do you expect? It sounds like you're over your head just hosting one little site, and now you've come across as a complete dick to everyone that might have tried to help you. You have...

One of my previous co-workers found his current job through Robert Half and he really liked dealing with them. They got him in for a lot of interviews and really pushed to get him a strong salary. He went from something like 38k here to 53k starting there, and in less than a year he received 2...

Users have to be a local admin on the workstation they are trying to connect to through RWW. If you don't want them to be able to connect to a machine, just make sure their user acccount or any groups they belong to aren't in the local admins group on the workstation.

Wow, I guess I may have to try that then. I'm surprised about the phone interviews, I was looking for other positions locally for the last year or so and everyone wanted to do a phone interview first, and I know my current employer always does a phone interview before having someone come in...

I've been running into the same thing NotSoSimple. I'm trying to relocate to the Hampton Roads area of VA and I can't seem to get a call back even though I'm well qualified for a lot of the positions I'm applying for. I've put in my cover letter that I can be there within 3 weeks of accepting a...

YeOldeStonecat already told you most of what you need to get you started. At some point you will need to go read up on SBS 2003 R2 and then decide if it's right for your client. You will not want to do this on Win XP Pro. The money you save on the OS will be wasted in troubleshooting problems...

We have many clients running SBS 2003, and we have had a few of them start getting locked out of the domain due to being over their amount of purchased licenses. When you get SBS installed you'll see a licensing link on the Server Management page. It keeps track (poorly) of the maximum number of...

If you look on other forums for hot deals you will see there are very long threads regarding this deal. From what I've read Sprint can tell if you're surfing the net on the phone or if you're using it as a modem for a laptop, and they will cut off your service if you use it as a modem. There may...

If you don't want to outlay the cash to buy actual equipment you can always try Boson's Netsim product. http://www.boson.com/

Have you tried making the "safe" version of the bootable cd? I know I've had issues with SATA and Acronis in the past and I think that worked for me.

Yes you can completely seperate a switch into 2 seperate VLANs on most Procurves. I'm not positive about the 4000 as I haven't used it but the 2650, 3500, and 5300s all do it fine. You just make ports untagged members of the 2 vlans and traffic will not "bleed" into them. I'm not sure where that...

Easynews has a warning on their site about a recent Windows update causing problems with loading HTTP 1.1 sites. Try unchecking the Use HTTP 1.1 checkbox under Advanced in Internet Options and see if that helps. I was having trouble with a bunch of sites yesterday and after doing that they all...

I had that happen a couple times and an iisreset always got it started and functioning again.

Does the firewall have the latest firmware?

You either don't understand how VPNs work or you are completely misunderstanding what we are saying. Let's take a hypothetical network here. At the office there is a router, with an IP of 192.168.0.1, and all the servers and client PCs on that network have IPs of 192.168.0.x. Now you have a...

I know how VPNs work. So his local IP is a public address, not a private one. That's all I was looking for. Most people don't connect directly to their cable/dsl modem, they use some sort of hardware firewall. If his local router was handing out an IP range in the 10.0.0.x subnet his VPN...

What is the IP address of the remote user? Not the IP they are getting from your DHCP server, but the IP of their physical NIC? If it's in the same subnet as your network, then that's the problem. His pings will never leave his local network and travel over the VPN. Just because he gets a reply...