renzki

yep.. that setup is correct... and my goal is to hopst 3 different websites behind my LAN that is visible to the internet.

anybody?

LOL! uve done that in the past havent u?

and i thought those electrons wouldnt have any problem travelling those wires at all...

well since you installed a new gfx card it would be good if you remove it then check your system if the problem still persists... try doing a system restore before the gfx card installation and then reinstall the card driver... or maybe u just buy a new computer... ;P

if that is the case, why did the 10mbps full duplex didnt work but the half-duplex setting worked when i tested it?... they both use the same number of wires right?

well most discussions seem to suggest that 100 meters is the length limit for cat 5e cables... i tried installing about 300 meters of cat 5e and this happened... there is no connection when i set the pc to 100mbps connection speed, but when i drop the speed to 10mbps half duplex, there is a good connection!!! what could be the reason behind this???

i have an additional question for this... i have an internet cafe somewhere in this planet and i have a windows 2003 OS with print server enabled... is there a way to restrict printing in my LAN? i mean, i want the server to display a print request whenever someone in my LAN prints his document... the current setup is that whenever someone in my LAN prints a document, the server automatically prints the document... is there a way to alter this behavior???

i have a problem with my port forwarding stuff... this is my setup i have a windows 2003 server with Routing and Remote Access (NAT) enabled... this computer is connected to the internet with a static ip dsl connection... i have also enabled iis in this server... i have 3 other computers (WinXP) in my LAN connected to the win2k3 server with their own configured static ip addresses... to the three computers i have installed a web server for each... ive checked the setting for these webservers and theyre working perfecrtly fine... now i configured the win2003 server to forward http requests at ports 81, 82, 83 to each of the computers in my LAN. but when i try to browse my websites in their respective ports i am not redirected properly... is there something wrong with my setup? sample config: http://[server ip]:80 ---> win 2003 server iis (works fine) http://[server ip]:81 ---> webserver 1 in LAN (does not display the page) same for the other two servers... what has gone wrong?

ill try buying a new cmos battery tommorrow...

motherboard: shuttle hard disk: seagate 7200 rpm 40 gb (new) os: windows xp sp1 power supply: 300w no cdrom drive no disk drive onboard video (8mb shared video memory) when the problem occurs, the motherboard is still lit up and i can also hear the hard disk spinning... during this time also windows displays the dreaded BSOD and when i try to restart, the hard disk cannot be detected anymore... i go to the BIOS to do a HD detection but it cant be detected anymore... ive also tried replacing the cable but to no avail... then after turning off the computer for some time, the HD shows up again... we have 10 computers here with the same specs... this one computer is giving me a headache and i dont know much about where to look at about the problem...

my problem is that after turning my computer on for about 20-50 minutes, the hard disk cannot suddenly cannot b detected anymore... there are also times that the hard disk cannot be detected during boot up... i have tried replacing the hard disk ang the same thing happens... i also tried reinstalling windows xp but the problem still persisted... should i be concerned with the motherboard or the power supply???

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yeah i agree!