On Mon, Aug 17, 2009 at 6:11 PM, tracej tracejust...@gmail.com wrote:
My work laptop had Windows XP. It crapped out due to disk corruption
issues. Being a geek I put Ubuntu on it but was informed I also had to
put PGP whole disk encryption on it as well. Went to the pgp.com site
but don't see
You could just run a hypervisor and install windows xp as a virtual
machine running on your linux machine.
Another option of course is dual booting
Just another problem of people in control wanting to wield their power
at the underlings.
Perhaps you could tell them how to save on windows
- Ken Barber ken.bar...@gmail.com wrote:
A while back, some one here posted a Linux admin position at his place
of work. Did you find anyone suitable?
I am looking to change employers, the sooner the better.
If you are looking, you really should place more information about
yourself
I have a number Linksys WRT54Gs router / WiFi units.
Would like to turn off the DHCP, hence turning these boxes into a
switch / access point for the network. From what I understand you can
not do that with the standard firmware , but it is possible with Tomato.
Am I on the right
On Tue, Aug 18, 2009 at 9:30 AM, Perkins, Jerryje...@jperkins.us wrote:
I have a number Linksys WRT54Gs router / WiFi units.
Would like to turn off the DHCP, hence turning these boxes into a
switch / access point for the network. From what I understand you can
not do that with the
On Aug 18, 9:30 am, Perkins, Jerry je...@jperkins.us wrote:
I have a number Linksys WRT54Gs router / WiFi units.
Would like to turn off the DHCP, hence turning these boxes into a
switch / access point for the network. From what I understand you can
not do that with the standard
One thing to note on the WRT54GL is that the ehternet switch is 10/100, in
other words, it is NOT gigabit. This caught me by surprise and I had to do
a bit of rewiring on my home network to take the router out of the main
switch position and make it a gateway. Probably for the best anyway. I
We have a WRT54G2, the no-external-antenna black box one. It does just
fine that way. No DHCP, and just set to the default gateway for that
network segment.
Jim Peterson
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dd-wrt gives you a lot more control over the ports, as does openwrt.
From a hardware perspective, the wrt54g has a single ethernet port
behind a tagging switch. Packets are tagged with the port # when they
come in, and the kernel has the ability to then create virtual
interfaces based on the
Jonathan Moore wrote:
On Tue, Aug 18, 2009 at 9:30 AM, Perkins, Jerryje...@jperkins.us wrote:
I have a number Linksys WRT54Gs router / WiFi units.
Would like to turn off the DHCP, hence turning these boxes into a
switch / access point for the network. From what I understand
Jim Peterson wrote:
We have a WRT54G2, the no-external-antenna black box one. It does just
fine that way. No DHCP, and just set to the default gateway for that
network segment.
Is this the area that I am screwed up on?
Setup
Advanced Routing
Operating Mode = Routing.
Jim Peterson wrote:
Is this router directly connected to an Internet feed or behind a cable
or DSL modem?
Connected into the router.
BUT, I think I have just found the answer. After testing and
writeup, I will report. (Very simple).
Thanks. It sounds like LUKS is the answer. They simply want laptops to
have whole disk encryption incase they are stolen so no sensitive govt
data gets out and it becomes a big news story, etc
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