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auth-constraint in such a way that a particular page can be accessed by
particular IP addresses while all the others will have to be authenticated.
i've tried using multipl security-constraints and even conditionals.
any
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On Tue, Mar 10, 2009 at 9:45 AM, Alec Joseph Rivera wrote:
> Hi Ludwig,
>
> Perl has a B module and your module clashes with it. Try:
>
> $ perl -I'.' x2.pl
Yes, Perl has the B:: namespace for modules that implement "backends",
hence the name. see `perldoc B'.
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Hi Ludwig,
Perl has a B module and your module clashes with it. Try:
$ perl -I'.' x2.pl
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On Monday 09 March 2009 11:20:52 pm Ludwig Isaac Lim wrote:
> Hi:
>
>Here is a simple problem that's driving me nuts. I swear, I read the
> code n times already.
>
> ### A. pm ##
We also have this problem back then when i was working on one of the offices
on ortigas the cheapest solution is to have a cat 6 cable drop from 20th
flr. down to 10th flr. in our case we run the cables through the elevators
from 25th flr. down to 5th flr. be ready to pay those building admins/engr
If speed or large bandwidth is a requirement, go wired.
CAT 5 copper-based cable should suffice. And not so expensive. CAT 5 has an
effective range of 100m. 10 floors is about 30 or so meters only, vertically.
Run a CAT 5 cable from a port in one of the switches in the 20th floor down to
a
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Hi:
Here is a simple problem that's driving me nuts. I swear, I read the code n
times already.
### A. pm #
#!/usr/bin/perl
use Exporter;
package A;
our @ISA=("Exporter");
our @EXPORT=qw(a);
our $egg="ludwig";
sub a
{
print "A...\n";
}
return 1
you can also use a LAN extender, using a pair of wire that is already
existing on the bldg (used for telephone lines) so no need for you to
layout cables on your own. cant remember the brand it was Php 15K (for a
pair) 3 yrs. ago. also , depending on the unit, throughput might not
reach 100Mbp
CAT6 would be the cheapest solution to the problem. assuming each floor is 5
mtrs in height and the cable goes straight through upward or downward.
switch to switch connection would do the trick.
On Mon, Mar 9, 2009 at 5:27 PM, tikz chat wrote:
> If heavy data/network usage, try having a fiber
If heavy data/network usage, try having a fiber optic backbone ( from 20th
floor to 10th floor ) then switch/hub on each end.
On Mon, Mar 9, 2009 at 5:22 PM, Roger Filomeno wrote:
> It would help if you can tell us the network usage, like here in our office
> which is mostly composed of dev runni
It would help if you can tell us the network usage, like here in our office
which is mostly composed of dev running around lots of huge files from
machine to machine -- we use cat6. Wifi is used by mobile users such as our
marketing dep.
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Try adding a wireless network, configure two access points and with separate
subnets.
Will save u plenty on cabling..
On Mon, Mar 9, 2009 at 5:06 PM, Mike A. wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> Please recommend what device I can use if I will connect two office
> into one network that is about 10 floors away
On Mon, Mar 9, 2009 at 5:06 PM, Mike A. wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> Please recommend what device I can use if I will connect two office
> into one network that is about 10 floors away from each other.
>
> I was wondering what device or what steps should I do to connect or to
> extend the connection of t
Hi All,
Please recommend what device I can use if I will connect two office
into one network that is about 10 floors away from each other.
I was wondering what device or what steps should I do to connect or to
extend the connection of the LAN from the main office which is in the
20th floor to the
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