The problem is that the CD installs all sorts of unnecessary crap.
It is best not to use the CD.
http://www.dslreports.com/faq/5764
Gary VanderMolen [MS-MVP WLM]
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From: "j maccraw" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Main purpose of the CD is to create your D
What kind of server are you running?
No need for WINS if you have your own DNS server
running, even less so if
running a windows domain and everyone is a member.
DHSinclair wrote:
> What is the service name I need to find on my
server to deals with a
> WINS Server?
>
> Can't find a similar ser
No, I wasn't aware usenet.com was being sued
http://blog.wired.com/27bstroke6/2007/10/riaa-sues-usene.html
RIAA can cry all day long, usenet (the protocol) has
been around too long to
suddenly be labeled as having no greater purpose than
facilitating copyright
infringement not to mention go
"Brian Weeden" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> With the new DPI (deep packet inspection) hardware becoming more and
> more popular multimedia downloads of any size are going to come under
> increasing suspicion and the ISPs are going to start throttling
> anything they don't like.
Comcast Is Star
You do realize that Usenet got sued last week by the RIAA? Now the
lawsuit was against usenet.com and really can't touch the real usenet
but it's not like it will stay a haven forever.
With the new DPI (deep packet inspection) hardware becoming more and
more popular multimedia downloads of any si
That's true.. :)
In the old days you used to have to call when you signed up and they made your
ID right then over the phone, now the CD has SW that does it. :)
I used to have an URL to the SBC website where you could enter and get your ID
and such without having to use the CD..
Not
Main purpose of the CD is to create your DSL account.
Once that's done you don't
need any part of it again.
JRS wrote:
> Not too cautious to my way of thinking. I have
never to this day installed the software or CD pacbell
wanted me to for my DSL.
>
> I just found the settings pages online an
Usenet is still king over P2P on the "accountability"
side and a good hedge on
the speed side!
Torrents of any form are asking for trouble IMHO even
if they are legit content
and it's just the ISP throttling your connection.
Brian Weeden wrote:
> Oops forgot - RIAA is only music. MPAA is movie
Either way should work as long as the subnet masks are
right. If you are having
issues browsing shares but can run them directly
"\\machine\share", then you
have a master browser issue AFAIK..
Using classic "classful" addressing a private class C
network, 192.168.x.y, was
/24 (255.255.255.0) su
On Sun, 21 Oct 2007, W. D. wrote:
At 17:37 10/20/2007, DHSinclair wrote:
Am living through the initial weeks of high-speed bliss.
I may have gone really goofy with my re-address of my
machines.
Initially, I set up all my clients (4) with a 192.168.2XX.x IP addy.
The subnet mask is 255.255.0.0.
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