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very cool!

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SG.net was the first message board I ever joined. Spent a lot of time here learning about PCs, networking, etc.

Check in every few years anymore.

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happy birthday Meggie!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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yeah, I think it jsut doesn't affect me because I don't happen to hold the phone in a way that causes interference. I'm really surprised that Apple (of all companies) would let it get through QA and to production without catching that issue.
Guess that's just one of the hidden costs of growing such ...

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got mine on the 24th. Been pretty happy with it so far. This is my first iPhone, I'd been a Blackberry users for may years prior.

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I've noted the 3g signal degrade when I've tried to reproduce the issues, though I haven't had an issue with any dropped calls yet.
WiFi doesn't seem to be affected.

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yeah it was too hot to do much productive yesterday in the bay area. Today looks to be about the same. Thank heavens for central air.

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lol, hi Emixnem.

Been here for 2.5 years now and still having a great time and learning new stuff.

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That seems about right for peer to peer SMB over a wireless network. Your connection profile may say your connected at 54Mbps but you're really only going to see throughput up to *maybe* 28Mbps if everything is optimal.

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Sava700 wrote:Same here.. I always have one of mine on me full extra clip as well.

do you use the extra clip to keep the hair out of your eyes? hold a few pieces of paper together?

Oh, and nice piece there JC. I've been wanting a Kimber 1911 for sometime. One of these days I'll have one.

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JC wrote: Why not do a full time job with benefits and go to school? Get two, three jobs..what ever you have to do.

lol, its so simple, he just needs to get a full time job with benefits!

wow, now that we've got that one figured out, what's next?

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Dunno if any of the HP agents can be installed on WHS which will quiet the fans down. Straight up installs of the OS, fans scream. Once you install some of the drivers and agents for the server, they settle right down.

There is an HP specific version of ESXi you can download (as well as special ...

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I'd rather a prospective employer not get too much dirt on me if (s)he spends a bit of time googling me before making an offer. I've had my share of intarwebz asshattery in the past and there's a lot of stuff out there that you can't clean up.

I've deleted my myspace, edited most all personal info ...

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Could you help out a nooby with that batch file.

Stonecat, thanks again! Thats a cracker too!

It's actually 2 small batch files, one that loads all of your server/machine names into a variable string, and the next uses that variable string to push BGinfo to the defined machines. The scripts are ...

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another +1 for BGinfo. I use it on all my servers and deploy it via a simple batch file.

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I'm a fan of the higher-end All-CLad line, but my go to's tend to be the old cast-iron skillets my mom gave me that she's had since long before I was born.

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holy necropost

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anti-virus applications are still relevant?

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facebook.com/meatfist

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el-oh-el

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Can't beat a good old-fashioned snap-trap. The gleu traps are nasty and make you deal with a dying critter.

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yeah, the frying pan is rad, so is the guitar. I can't wait to get my hands on an axe and the chainsaw.

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I thought it wasn't released until tomorrow?

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so I opened the file and applied a filter to show SMTP by typing SMTP in the filter field and clicking apply. This shows that there are 3 SMTP packets in the conversation (6, 47, 49). You can drill down into each packet by selecting it and then expanding the fields in the middle pane of wireshark ...

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then don't

if you haven't tried it.

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have you played it?

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yeah there definitely of the 'Blackened Death Metal' type, but they've got some smoking riffs.

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you can filter the capture file based on the smtp port, then save it as a pcap file and send it to me if you like. There shouldn't be anything sensitive in the SMTP traffic stream.
PM if you want to try this and I can take a look.

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The HDD, the NIC and the OS are all bottlenecks. ~200Mb/sec is pretty typical for non Cat6(or fiber) home-grade ethernet.

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yes, with some configuration changes to the routers. Make sure that both routers are configured with the same LAN ranges, and make sure that each router has a different internal IP addres (i.e. router A=192.168.1.1 router B=192.168.1.2) it's important that they both be on the same logical network ...

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you need to put the router between the modem and the switch, it sounds like you have it reversed.

DSL Modem------>router------->switch------->devices

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Oh, I see that you have managed to get RIP configured so I assume you understand what I was saying above (I thought you were typing in the entire prompt plus the command). What device/IOS version are you using in the sim? It's possible that you dont have an image that supports IGRP loaded?

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Code: Select all

GAD(config)#

should be 'presented' to you at the router console, so you shouldn't be typing that in. Once you send 'router igrp 101' your prompt should change to:

Code: Select all

GAD(config-router)#

and then you can start entering your network statements.

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it's all about Thicknet. That or Token Ring.

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was going to suggest wireshark myself. Do a capture when you try to send and you should be able to determine axactly where the communication is breaking down. If you can connect via telnet and get as far as you did I might guess that it is some sort of t-bird config issue, though for it to happen to ...

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you can do all of this via Group Policy.

here's a good place to start http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/libr ... 42376.aspx

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you'll need some sort of appliance that can emulate network congestion, etc. At my last job we used a product by Shunra called Storm Console that let you simulate various network conditions, generate packet loss, storms etc. using visio to construct your scenarios. Pretty cool stuff but fairly ...

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I've got a farm of DL360 G5's and 6's. Rock solid servers, ILO is a dream. Not so great if you want to maximize disk capacity, as they have a 6 drive capacity. If you want more DAS capacity you might want to look at the DL380.

Might be a bit loud for a home server tho.

:edit: jsut saw the you got ...

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we're targeting July 2010 to start rolling it out.

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