It depends
on how much power is needed from the power supply. I am currently using
an old 486 dlc 40 mhz Cyrix machine as my LRP. I left the cooling fans running
in the tower case. Since the 486 is in the back room of my house I hardly
notice the noise from the fans. If I did object to t
Anybody compiled any *real* grep for use in LEAF?
I can't say how many times that I wished I could do -i or -v . . .
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Robert Chambers wrote:
>
> Yes:
> Open up the power supply and either cut the wires to the fan or unplug
> the fan.
> Robert Chambers
I disconnected my PS fan and my PS started to overheat.
Matt
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Are they still recommending them? I've heard some real horror stories.
You might do some research.
Jack
On Thu, 11 Oct 2001, Michael A Hall wrote:
> Thanks for the input folks! I've discovered that the Cisco 678 is the
> router that Qwest recommends. They want $300 for it. Sort of defeats my
> i
Thanks for the input folks! I've discovered that the Cisco 678 is the
router that Qwest recommends. They want $300 for it. Sort of defeats my
idea of setting up something on the cheap. I have seen these on auctions
for as much as $150 though. Building my own driver is a bit beyond my
expertise.
I
> Bit of a newbie question, but this is the first time I've tried to set
up
> a VPN. If I am going to set up a VPN between 2 different LRP boxes I'm
> going to have to put them on different private subnets right? Like
> 192.168.1.x and 192.168.2.x - 172.168.1.x - I just want to clear that
u
> pn] Charles, I never tried a CD image, but am interested. Are the network
> and package config files still floppy-based, or is this completely on a
CD?
By default, the system boots from CD, and stores any required config
information on a floppy (or other writable media...flash/HDD/&c OK too).
pn] Charles, I never tried a CD image, but am interested. Are the network
and package config files still floppy-based, or is this completely on a CD?
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Yes:
Open up the power supply and either cut the wires to the fan or unplug
the fan.
Robert Chambers
Ezequiel Golub wrote:
>Ok, we all know that the lrp boxes are pretty quiet (not having a Hard Drive
>or a Cooler Fan on the motherboard makes it quieter than all my other
>boxes), but i have my
I am using EigerStein LRP boxes as endpoints to my VPN. They have been up
and running solidly for over a year, but I get poor performance
asymetrically. I used the samedisk as a template for each, so all are the
same version (kernel, modules, binaries, etc.). They are each connected to
SHAW@HOME c
Hey all,
Bit of a newbie question, but this is the first time I've tried to set up
a VPN. If I am going to set up a VPN between 2 different LRP boxes I'm
going to have to put them on different private subnets right? Like
192.168.1.x and 192.168.2.x - 172.168.1.x - I just want to clear t
Port forwarding through ssh is a *fabulous* solution. Look at
Tunnelier (http://www.bitvise.com/tunnelier.html) for WinX environments.
I forward 137/138/139 to my house and I can use my Samba shares from
anywhere through an encrypted tunnel.
MS functionality without their security problems! (I kn
Hilton Travis wrote:
> Hi Patrick,
>
> Just is. Like NetBEUI is lighter than TCP/IP. They either compress
> the data better than vnc does, or they use some other way to transmit
> less data. Have a look at a traffic moniotor when u r running either
> app, and you'll notice RAdmin uses a lot l
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