type of
"internet access" there will be. If none, ten everything changes. Please
provide specifics.. Trust me, the more info you provide, the better the answers
you will receive.
Michael Sammartano
Josef Lowder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have two computers connected via an
ter you
are using is a computer, just adjust router configurations.
> So any takers to help with this? I am way over my
> head but learning how to do networks and servers and all kinds of fun toys.
If needed, contact me off list at [EMAIL PROTECTED] I should be available most
of the
to be a security issue in the future.
Hope this helps.
Michael Sammartano
GK <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Okay here is an update. Apache was totally borked on that last install. More
> like PHP was because that ended up being my main problem. With a nice and
> fresh Lenny instal
he setup is very simple..
Best wishes,
Michael Sammartano
Nadim Hoque <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I recently built a server (a q9300 core 2 quad, 8gb of ram, 1 terabyte
> of hard drive space) and I was hoping for now to have it as a simple
> file server and perhaps other types o
Michael,
You did in deed stumble upon the problem. The ethernet cable from the laptop
"MUST" get plugged into a local port on the router. The internet "WAN" port is
wired different and will not work that way. You then have to have the laptop
share the internet connection by setting the default
Huh?? Gmail is a service provided by Google! Kmail is an email client (program)
that runs on your compuuter! You need to configure kmail up to "get" the email
from Gmail. The best tutorial I can find is here:
http://blog.linuxoss.com/2007/11/13/howto-configuring-kmail-with-gmail-imap-and-disconne
Michael Havens <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> preface:
> router- linksys broadband g router
> desktop- old computer built in 97 running Linux
> laptop- windows xp
>
> I SO want to dump COX and Verizon so I got a magicjack and a sprint
> broadband card.
Majicjack is for "free"voice callin
recovery, this is over $500 for minimal
results.
If you like I can attempt to recover for you, but I am located in North
Scottsdale. Email me off list if you like @ [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Michael Sammartano
Craig White <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> On Wed, 2008-04-30 at
Kevin,
I think this page will prove beneficial to you!
http://tuxmobil.org/phones_linux_sms.html
Seems to be quite a few projects out there, but this one in particular:
http://www.sw4me.com/wiki/CellMessenger
stood out to be the best fit IMO.
Michael
Kevin Faulkner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Michael,
If the wires are shorted/live it will generate a tone but it will only be
detected VERY close to the generator.
As for the people at Depot, I personally would have asked you if you had read
the directions! It says specifically how to use the tool and what to do if no
tone is heard. T
Michael,
If the wires are shorted/live it will generate a tone but it will only be
detected VERY close to the generator.
As for the people at Depot, I personally would have asked you if you had read
the directions! It says specifically how to use the tool and what to do if no
tone is heard. T
Here is a link that explains most of what you 'want' to know. Most of the
valley is using DOCSIS 2 or 3 and ADSL. The speeds you may compare and base
your decision on that. FWIW though, Cable will always be faster from an
engineering standpoint, and the cable companies have made it clear we will
vice_bandwidths
Click on some of the links there and read on the different technologies, and
where it is being used...
Best wishes,
Michael Sammartano
Michael March <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> When DSL is tuned up an the conditions are right, it can match cable. Cable
> is m
I am surprised how many responses there were with little mention of Toshiba and
none of Compaq! I have been running Linux and windows xp/vista on both for many
years. I would say by far the toshiba had ZERO Linux install problems (openSuSE
10.3) and the windows installs were fine. As far as dura
Trent,
Why change?? Very little has actually changed from the pre-Novell days in
regards to 10.2. If I am not mistaken 10.0 was the first release from
Novell/SuSE, but it may have been 9.x. I Have been using SuSE and openSuSE
exclusively and have no issues what so ever, not 1!! I have gone so f
Jim,
1st>> Create restore disks from the windows Start menu. I am quite certain your
computer did not come with restore cd/dvd's. If it did ignore this part. Once
the restore partition is wiped out you need to request disks from compaq, that
can take up to 6 weeks.
2nd>> Make sure the cd's/d
Jim,
1st>> Create restore disks from the windows Start menu. I am quite certain your
computer did not come with restore cd/dvd's. If it did ignore this part. Once
the restore partition is wiped out you need to request disks from compaq, that
can take up to 6 weeks.
2nd>> Make sure the cd's/d
I would have to agree here. The only flag that would have been of concern would
have been a PUT command, however the line you have shown is normal for a
typical web browse. They may have been viewing the site from a MSFT application
like Front Page, Word, Excel, etc.. At the same time they appar
Craig,
1. missing info, include a few complete lines.
2. May be an attacker trying to edit your site with Front Page, if front page
extensions are enabled,
3. If this is a windows server, the box may hev been compromised.
4. If needed contact me off list.
Mike
Craig White <[EMAIL PROTECTE
Alan,
What brand is the laptop? I have had success in the past fixing both
Toshiba and Compaq laptops when the problem is on the bottom surface of the
board. What happens is the laptop will charge/run for a bit off wall power then
the battery dies. This is caused by the overheating of the s
Alan,
I am most certain I have some laying around here. I am located in North
Scottsdale if you need it quickly, or I can send out in mail and you can have
it by Tues. the latest. How many sticks would you like?
Michael
Alan Dayley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have the need to upgrade
No, that won't work, the CDROM drivers are on the boot disk. Win98 was not
designed to be bootable from the cd, although I do have a few that were made
bootable. You can down load the disk contents online, just google it. Also
windows will 'NOT' format over ext2 or ext3. You must use either a ut
When all else fails "google" for : plumber
That should get the crap rollin
Mike
Michael Havens <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have never had a proble,m with my toilet. A day after the last rain started
> it stopped flushing normally. Now it fills up and drains slowly. I figured it
> was
Hi all,
I am looking for an alternative for Zope/Plone for my web site and stuff. I
have really gotten used to it, and I am desperate for a host, however without
the expensive price tag. I have tried some of the php CMS in the past, but this
one was quite user friendly. Do any of you have any s
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Quoting Michael Sammartano <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> >
> > "der.hans" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >> Am 03. Oct, 2007 schw?tzte Michael Sammartano so:
> >> > The article states that the
> >&g
"der.hans" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Am 03. Oct, 2007 schw�tzte Michael Sammartano so:
>
> > I would strongly recommend that before they shoot off about the
> > resources being used, that they read the linked article. Any anger
> > should be direc
e could be your own family member.
Michael Sammartano
Former Fireman PJFD, NY
David Munson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm sending this to both PLUG and ASULUG, just so everyone knows.
>
> Off-topic, but I thought folks might like to know about this, since it
> will
Additionally, if the router is setup so that only specific mac addresses can
get connected, and they are static (turn DHCP off), no ssid is broadcast the
connection is even more secure. I highly doubt there would be an issue. By the
time the encryption was broken, the ttl would be long dead.
M
Alan,
In theory, 253.. I all practicality I would say no more than roughly 16-20
otherwise you risk overloading available bandwidth. This is just a guess
though. I have seen some "small" routers handle up to 100 with no problem.
Hope this helps,
Michael
Alan Dayley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> w
Keith>>
I have used GoDaddy in the past but changed to 1and1 two years ago. I have had
NO ISSUES with them. I can honestly say however, I do not like the interface
they provide for the control panel. Otherwise, once setup and you change the
dns settings ( I reccommend Zoneedit, HIGHLY!!) you do
]> wrote:
> >
> > On Tuesday 17 July 2007 09:30, after a long battle with technology,
> > Shawn Badger wrote:
> > > On 7/17/07, Michael Sammartano <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > > > Since when?? I have been running sshd on many boxes at home for
> &g
Matt Graham <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Monday 16 July 2007 14:11, after a long battle with technology, Jim
> wrote:
> > Ok, I think I am ready to go with Cox cable.
>
> Hm. A deru.com user who wants Cox instead? Oh well, if you don't mind
> only being able to use Cox's outgoing SMT
In the Router settings there should be a place for you to make specific mac
addresses static, ie.. the router will not hand those addresses to any other
device unless it has the correct mac address or network card. That is the only
way to prevent the router from handing out that address, even if
AH, I see.. That is the problem sometime when dealing with small registrars. I
have used GoDaddy in the past, but I like 1and1 better. I still do not use them
for DNS though as I hate the 1and1 interface. I am using zoneedit and aside
from the occasional ip change I have not had any issues in 8+
Nathan,
If you own the domain name it doesn't matter who is managing the original
registrar is, thus awaiting domain expiration is not an issue. My actions would
first include, logging in (or attempting to login to) the current domain
controller for the said domain account. If it is the old reg
If you have not tried this yet, please do. At the command line type
ping www.google.com
You should get a good result, 0 packet loss X pockets transmited X packets
recieved. If this does not work try :
ping 72.14.253.104
If this works, there is a DNS error somewhere. Let me know how you make out
Joey,
The solution you need is very simple. The only ports blocked by Cox for home
use is 443 and 80. 20-22 are wide open. Go to your dns providers account
management page. Add an address there like ftp.myserver.com
you have to do this because it will not allow you to add an ftp:// address.
Onc
Mike,
A few questions first. Are you attempting to install ubuntu from the hard disk?
It sounds this way from the following description:
I attempted to install ubuntu on my Dell Dimension E510. I booted up in
safe graphics mode and on the desktop clicked on 'Install'.
If this is the case, rebo
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