Gouki

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@ Crash&Burn And why would I want to do that?! I like my FF the way it is. Clean, simple!

Just thought I'd share my Screencap ... Here [1 MB] This is on the final episodes of the Third Season. When CTU, and other law enforcment agencies, finnaly cath Amador! On the floor is Amador, and GOD is standing next to him. Ok ... I know I gotta stop. I cant start talking about 24, or ill never shut up.

It was not done by IMDB. That is a community of fans job. Funny, but I dont like making fun of GOD!

Nice. And you problably think we are all over reacting, right?

You need NetBIOS! Period!

Good luck buddy! Check out this site. It has a great community and free tests.

LOLOL! Indeed! When will Microsoft understand the Software routers suck!? I know, I know ... Marketing, they have to say the Windows 2003 with RRAS rulez!

Hi. Welcome ... You will enjoy it here, for sure!

Yes. Actually it was pretty hard. Thank god I bought the MSPress books. Those are MUCH better than the ones Microsoft provides (at least for the ones that have classes). Even tho the 291 was 'aggressive', it was a very interesting exam. I learned allot from it. Cant say the same about the 290 and 270

Well, I now understand how it isnt easy to make people happy. Looks are great the way they are now.

I agree with N1K. My path was: 270, 291 and 293 ... I am now working for the Exchange Server 2003.

Owww. Good information. Im gonna start Permiting Only the ones I need. Just found a cool list of ports used by applcations.

Yep. Thats a very good one. I saw it on the show.

I started laughing, but then I saw the kid WAS REALLY scared. Poor little guy. Funny, but the a**hole was really cruel to the little guy.

Things dont get supplied automatacly. If you have a DHCP Server, you need to configure the scope by wich he will be assigning IP addresses. Configuring a DHCP Server Scope options is not saying it will give IPs from 10.0.0.x - 10.0.0.y. You can, and should, define on the Scope Options, the DNS server, NetBIOS, Gateway, etc etc. You have allot of options. If you cant "get out", thats a ottaly different issue. Try ping something outside your network/subnet (using IP and FQDN). If IP works and FQDN doesnt, you have a DNS problem. You need to make a drawing on paint or something to help us understand your network.

And what exactly do you mean by that? That the Thread starter should have thinked of other OSes? Well, look at the beggining of this site. MICROSOFT SOFTWARE forum network.

Yeah, thats wonderfull aint it? Having confidential files hosted on a computer you cant manage. Well, if you like the idea, go ahead, but, having such a big part of personal computers hosted on a single location is kinda creepy. The problem of new software is that every single company wants to make things as easy as hell, and automated 100%. What happend to the fact that people can use a Flash Drive to carry something to another location where he/she wont have his/her computer? Good old fashion keeps on getting better. Im not saying it isnt good, im just saying im not going for it.

First, this should be posted on the Networks, Internet & Security forum. The problem is on your DHCP scope options. You need to add the right DNS Server IP and the right Gateway, so, when the DHCP provides you with a IP, it also gives you all the other "stuff" you need. (DNS, Gateway)

Just download a Trojan Remover for the particular (the one your infected) trojan. Most of them are easy to work it, and dont even require installation.

On home networks, CIFS is used. It does prettu much everything (File Sharing, Printer, ICS, etc), however, this protocol uses NetBIOS over TCP/IP, so dont remove it! P.S: I know you will find allot of websites saying it only uses DNS.

Hi N1K. Finnaly someone thinks like me on that matter. As for alsiladka, well, I still havent fully understand theyr intentions, so Im not gonna comment on it.

^^ Exactly!

Exactly! Ill problably stay with XP. Not because I have to, but, because I want to. I just wish someone will find a solution to the Memory Managment problems with XP!

While integrated graphics seem to handle Windows XP and 2000 just fine, they won't be able to handle Vista. Original Story Card that currently support DirectX 9.0c will be able to take the challenge, however, all the others are completly out of the game. Good news for some, and bads news for others. Want Vista? Buy a new computer!