I've used 3rd party batteries on a bunch of APC backUPS for over 3 years now
with no problems what so ever.
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From: hardware-boun...@hardwaregroup.com
[mailto:hardware-boun...@hardwaregroup.com] On Behalf Of Scott Sipe
Sent: Monday, August 17, 2009 12:07 AM
To: The Hardwar
Need to get a couple new batteries for several models of APC and
CyberPower UPSes. Any collective opinion on whether to go straight
through the manufacturer or 3rd party? 3rd party seems a lot cheaper...
Scott
I believe their severs are in Florida, where they are located, but I could
be wrong. They are very responsive so you could ask them. If you subscribe
and download to a USB drive you can go anywhere with it. As I said, they
maintain no records of when or where you log in. I would suggest that you
Other questions to ask would be 1) Do they log? And if so, what? Content or
connection?
2) What jurisdiction are they located? Location of servers makes a huge
difference.
Bill
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From: "Jeff Lane"
Date: Sun, 16 Aug 2009 17:31:2
I signed up for a month and I will see how it goes. This seems to do
exactly what I wanted and I like having a VPN for public hot spots. I
just didn't realize you could do it this cheaply.
m
At 03:46 PM 8/16/2009, you wrote:
Another option is to use a service like Swiss VPN. They give you a
I stay away from services that require additional software or special
dialers to connect. It means that I can only use them on machines where I
have installed it, which may not always be the case. And I wouldn't let any
software made by some shady group in Russia within 10 feet of my PC. That's
Bill,
You bring up a great point. That is one very important thing that
CovertSurfer does, or I should say does not, do. I talked with the owner,
and as he said, and they publish, they do not know where you are going or
what you do. They do this so they cannot be subpoenaed against their
clien
You have to determine whether it is privacy you want, or anomymity. And what
you seem to be seeking is anonymity. Only you can answer: anonymity from whom?
That will ultimately determine your choice.
Tor might certainly fit the bill. It will achieve exactly what you need. And
it's free.
Person
At 03:28 PM 8/16/2009, you wrote:
You always need an IP. Whatever you do on the Internet, or on a TCP/IP
network, you need an IP address. You can't just trip it, you have to replace
it with something that can be used for routing across the Internet.
Yeah, right... that is what I asked for ... e
Another option is to use a service like Swiss VPN. They give you a VPN
tunnel from your PC to their network. Then they swap your IP for one of
theirs and that is the IP that is out connecting to other machines and
websites. As far as anyone can tell, you're coming from Switzerland. I
think you
I use CovertSurfer. You use their proxy servers and no one knows, including
your ISP, where you are or what you are doing. All your ISP knows is that
you are online. It even has a neat little box that tells you what others can
see and it shows the outgoing IP. Where you have been doesn't even sh
You always need an IP. Whatever you do on the Internet, or on a TCP/IP
network, you need an IP address. You can't just trip it, you have to replace
it with something that can be used for routing across the Internet.
This is what the proxy does.
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From: hardware-boun...@h
At 02:51 PM 8/16/2009, you wrote:
Sounds like you want an Onion Proxy
I don't think so because it strips the IP. I want to hide it but
replace it with a random IP address.
Sounds like you want an Onion Proxy
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Onion_routing
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tor_(anonymity_network)
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From: hardware-boun...@hardwaregroup.com
[mailto:hardware-boun...@hardwaregroup.com] On Behalf Of Winterlight
Sent: 16 August 2009 21:55
I know there are a few IT gurus in HWG so if there is a way to do
this, you guys will know it.
Is there a way to repeatedly mask your real IP address with another
random one, that changes every time you log into the same site. To
clarify... a site tracks visitors by IP addresses. You log on b
You can use taps with DA same as splitter, key point is taps split passing 0db
insertion loss to the next split down the segment (which has it's own loss) where
splitters evenly apply loss to each of N legs. Return loss I have not looked into as
we have our modem on 1st tap and no digital cable.
Thanks for the reply, but this was for an antenna in my attic.
See subject line. -- I miss stuff in there too... ;-(
I don't know the actual OTA frequencies "we" are currently using
and I guess that is a major part of my question. (And if 450M is
still high enough.)
I did not test this "set-up
Of you're talking digital cable you will need a distribution amp that covers 1ghz,
same with spitters & taps. 900mhz was the older CATV standard and I'd imagine that
450Mhz is old OTA broadcast spectrum.
Not having much output gain is not a biggie if your demarc signal is strong. Main
advantag
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