Re: Ok here we go again
>We spoke about this hoax in December, and here's a follow-up: > >Just heard on NPR that authorities have arrested 6 guys in Africa >responsible for this scheme. About 2600 Americans fell victim to >it. Does anybody have the Australian statistics on this I would like to compile a gullibilty index:-)
Re: uplink?
Malcolm I have a hub in each classroom and each is connected to ethernet connection to a main hub in the library via the uplink ports. There is a switch on the back of the hub which will actually disable this, and occasionally when there seems to be no network connection, eg to internet which is provided by AirPort Base Station plugged into main hub, or to iMacs in other rooms, I find someone has accidently switched connection off. (Me, the kids, the cleaner, or mice in the room playing merry hell at 2 am in the morning when we're all at home in bed perhaps?) Regards Reg Hi wamuggers, could somebody tell me what is the difference between ordinary socket and 'uplink' on a Hub please. Is it not crossed-over? Mac -- ___ 'The surest way to corrupt a youth is to instruct him to hold in higher regard those who think alike than those who think differently.' Friedrich Nietzsche ___ Reg Whitely Ph: 08 9920 5032 Principal Fax: 08 9920 5118 Chapman Valley Primary School Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] PO Nabawa, WA, 6532 Website: Soon
Re: ADSL requirements
Hi, While not exactly ADSL, we run a 7500(running OS 9) on a cable modem using [EMAIL PROTECTED] in Melbourne. It works, but naturally a g3 would be heaps better. The problem is largely with slow screen redraws and pages take longer to load than the PIII 450mhz we also have attached. However, still *much* better than a dial-up 56k modem! Regards, Dave On 25/5/02 9:22 PM, "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Message: 2 > Date: Sat, 25 May 2002 11:49:48 +0800 > From: Bob Howells <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Subject: ADSL requirements. > > Hi All. > > Hardware and System Requirements for ADSL ! ??? > > As you will all know, the Microsoft Tech Technicians are always quoting > a higher hardware/system for Mac than is really necessary. > > The Banks are classics. They say minimum hardware G3 or 300 Processor. > Telstra was similar. > > But this 7300/200 ( 96Mb virtual Ram )of mine works fine, although > perhaps a little slower than one would wish at times. > > QUESTION: > > Is there anybody using ADSL on a Mac less than a G3 please, > and what sort of performance do you get ? > > Telstra suggests minimum G3, preferably G4. ! > > TIA > > Bob >
