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Hi all im in the UK, can anyone link me to one of those adapters that lets you connect 2 powersupplies to one motherboard please? iv been searching for agaes and i dont know what they are called. P.S please dont link me to the DIY version im not interested in trying this as i would rather pay for that extra safety and peace of mind thank you

another way to do this is to create restricted groups, although i would agree with fizban2, his method is the best thanks

he may mean ethernet over power. Research this it is a fantastic alternative to wireless although obviously not as portable

yeah, does your ISP mind that more than one pc is using the connection?

if you mean using a router to share your ADSL connection then the answer is no all packets that pass from your LAN to the public WAN (Via a router running SUA NAT) have a field in their header changed that says the destination address is your public one and not your private one, (basically what NAT'ting is) therefore all packets appear to come from the same location and thus your ISP will be none the wiser thanks

Hi all, im looking for a bit of help scripting somthing within outlook 2003, im not 100% sure if it is possible as i have searched google and can find nothing, anyway here it is i have borrowed a script that uses the AddToPFFavorites method to add a folder from the public folders into the public folder favorites which is working great. i was wondering is there a similar method to add these public folder favs to the standard favorite folders. can anyone help? many thanks

i think your right hes talking about another OS or something, iv never heard any file system referenced in this way, can you find anything on google?

in what context is he talking about these "nodes"?

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do they show up in diskmgmt.msc?

install the printer on one of the pcs (i hope you checked compatability with vista first) and then right click on it and share it. then on the other pc map a network printer to \\pcname\printersharename and you should be able to print from both pcs

i know its not group policy but cant you juse use the NET TIME command within the login script?

what he is saying is true, personally symantec backup exec 11d is the best backup software i have come accross. you can restore as far as an individual email from a backup! thanks

lookup the sc config command you can disable services in there using a script thanks

best way to share stuff in xp is to disable simple file sharing, check that file and print is allowed through the firewall and set appropriate permissions on your shares, it should work. try just browsing to \\ip_address and see if the shares show up btw dont open up 445 on the router! close that asap

so once it has the first address, is on the VLAN and then releases it it cannot then obtain the second (B) address? just clarify that for me, also on the clients site and your test environment are u using the same make/model of managed switch to create the vlans? thanks

zxian, the reason none of your data will travel past the router or even to it is because the subnet mask will tell your computers that the other one they are trying to reach is on the same subnet. Therefore there is no need to go to the (router) default gateway in this case like bj-kaiser mentions only broadcast will hit the router, but that will get dropped anyway as all routers (as far as i know) drop broadcasts, especially Lan to Wan cheers

i second using the printer management in R2, its great

the best thing to do would be to connect a gig switch to the switch on the router and plug any devices into this, nothing that passes through that switch to the internet will be limited by the 100mpbs of the router, and everything plugged into the gig switch will run at 1gbps. problem solved!

start -> run -> winver will give you the build number, i believe the latest is 2600

how, why and does this just not give you loads of errors? are you running on such poor hardware that you can only afford to use 30mb of ram?

I dont see the problem with having a static ip, they are obviously needed if you have an email server, or web server or something but you could get around thus with dynamic dns, anyway i would go for it if you have a NAT firewall/router running all ports in stealth you will be pretty much invisible anyway, you could take extra measures however such as making the user for your ftp server some randomly generated alpha-numeric string, and you could change the password and username frequently. but anyway in answer to your question, if you take proper security measures i cannot see any downside to having one

f you have added a second domain controller first you should monitor the logs to make sure everything is replicating ok, once it is you can then install dns and dhcp on the second server and set those up, do it something like a 60/40 split on dhcp and as for dns just point both servers to themselves for primary and the other one for secondary. Also check through the scope options in dhcp on both servers when done to make sure its giving the hosts the values you need them to have

also if the ports on the 2 routers are not auto-sensing you will have to use a crossover cable between them

good point Cluberti, your right test the image before you deploy it, a while back i worked on an SDP (standard desktop program) that was locked down like mad, its just crashed and burned in the tests until we got it dead right so yeah test it first lol