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Is your goal to get an internet-facing IPv6 address? That depends on your ISP...good luck with that!

For a proprietary firewall you'll have better luck with the vendor's support and support forums.

Where are you seeing this? A description and screenshot would help.

SL runs slow in FF for me but quite nicely in IE9 on the same machine.

That is the right place for new projects. I see what you are thinking with trying to leverage existing subforums/communities but it depends on those communities. When in doubt you can use that main forum and we can always move things around as needed.

Neat stuff. Wonder how difficult it would be to script this and/or leverage WMI for the same purpose. Or perhaps a 3rd-party tool would be best for automation since this requires extra software to be installed?

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He wrote up several paragraphs and posted the topic here in Site and Forum Issues. x509, please us this subforum to ask for site help like you did initially. Normal tech questions like you subsequently posted belong in an appropriate subforum. Find the most appropriate one that you can and we can move it if necessary. Learning is fun

I'd start at "Unattended Windows 2000/XP/2003".

I'm not sure that your fork would be welcome in this particular subforum but it should be fine to post in another subforum on this site with a different project name and a shout-out to HFSLIP heritage. We could always move the thread into this subforum later if that is what is agreed upon. Please PM me a link to your new thread so that I can keep an eye on how it is going.

So it is working for you now?

Yeah, the landscape changes quite quickly in this arena and these sites/tools either have trouble keeping up or just outright die

Your only problem is the blue cable? Normally there is an intermediate device (a hub or switch) between two PCs which most cables are designed to use. Without that device you need to use a crossover cable.

nmap and the zenmap GUI are amazing and free. http://nmap.org http://nmap.org/book/zenmap-topology.html

What do you mean by quality? The quality and build of the hardware? The functionality and flexibility of the firmware? Most will have quite similar coverage unless you are trying to get one with flexible firmware that can be tweaked for cracking-type activities.

Some apps (like sniffers) will allow you to choose which adapter to use. If that isn't an option, maybe your apps can use a proxy? If so, you could try setting up a proxy that is linked to only one adapter. There might be an elegant Win7 solution for this but I can't think of it. Hopefully someone else can!

You can try an alternative firmware like OpenWRT or DD-WRT which have an option to increase the transmission power. A powered booster would certainly help but a different antenna could be effective depending on your situation. For example, if your client is in a certain, fixed location on the other side of a wall then a directional antenna should help. Also, if you are having issues with concrete walls then you should consider lowering the transmission frequency and/or slowing down the speed (from G to B, for example) as that will allow the signal to go further and through more obstacles due to how the energy travels through the medium. Remember that the weak link might not be your Access Point but the client. The signals have to travel both ways.

Powerline signals will go as far as the electrical system allows it to go. Things like old wires, surge protectors and breakers will influence this greatly. In general, the signal should go throughout a house so you just need one adapter at each location you need to tap into the powerline signal.

Tracked Tomcat76 down today via Skype. He is doing well and focusing on real life. Doesn't sound like he'll have time for HFSLIP any time soon. I"ll be visiting Belgium in a few weeks and hope to drop in and have lunch with him. Be jealous

xper is a magical man

I found cluberti's similar topic here but not yours. Doesn't look like it is in the "recycle bin" so we need admin help here.

You might also enjoy LiteStep. https://secure.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/wiki/LiteStep

I can't find it via normal means. It might require an admin to find it.

The linked site should help you with the detection...the answer is yes, it is in the UA string. And yes, you can store cookies (you're probably wanting to use PHP sessions?) on phones.

It used to be part of the masthead but that didn't make it into the redesign.