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<0> did ya go?
<1> lianli makes overpriced cases yes
<2> best cases are server chasis
<2> nice big BTX beast cases
<2> too bad they cost more than most ppl in here can afford cutting lawns
<2> heh :P
<3> Heh.
<1> lol
<2> big *** hotswap bays
<3> I'll have to check it out..
<2> own integrated raid
<2> you can buy Blade Chasis' pretty cheap
<3> I love my CoolerMaster STC-T01 for my everyday PC
<2> by cheap, i mean like $750
<2> same with a PowerEdge 2800 chasis
<2> no mainboard, or cpus, just case
<1> basically when i look for a case i look for something with a solid ch***is usually a large mid or full size tower. the rest doesn't matter much i'll mod it the way i like it
<2> and integrated raid
<1> far cheaper, and u get what u want that way
<3> Yeah. The case has got to be rigif.
<3> rigid*
<2> well... i modified an old PII Gateway BTX server case for my server
<2> slapped a Tyan 2895 Motherboard with dual Opteron 270 cpus, and a gig for each cpu
<2> gig of memory ddr400
<2> thing is a beast
<3> The only problems with the CoolerMaster STC-T01 I've had are that the SilverStone ST60F didn't fit in so I had to cut off this little bit that was stopping it.. And the front USB ports are ****ed.
<3> They used to work, but now they don't.. :(
<2> s940 the new one and the older one is such a good socket
<3> And I need to find out how to get this fixed under warranty..
<2> i want to play with a core2 xeon tho
<0> alright who will help me?
<2> depends on what your issue is
<0> this is what it looks like
<0> http://img63.imageshack.us/my.php?image=untitled1bx7.jpg
<2> and your attitude of course
<2> heh
<0> trying to open port 63267
<0> why does it have to be so hard =(
<2> to what port?
<4> dos efnet
<0> 63267
<2> you're forwarding a port from your router to a computer on your internal net
<4> 76236
<0> internal net?
<2> this is easy
<2> what's your internal ip addy for the machine you're forwarding?
<4> intranet
<4> 192.128.1.100
<0> internal
<0> ahh
<2> you type in the same ip, 63... whatever to same port, to internal ip
<2> i mean
<2> you type in the same port, 63... whatever to same port, to internal ip
<0> 192.168.1.254
<2> and your trigger port would be probably the same as the port you're forwarding
<2> atleast in this case
<0> hold on man, thing is, I have a hard time finding my static IP and whatnot to begin with, and then when i've found it I dunno where it's supposed to go, i've followed portforward.com but the guide there is just awful
<2> static ip?
<0> yeah supposedly I need my static IP
<0> www.portforward.com
<2> you're on a gateway/router
<0> i'm on a Speedtouch 780 WL
<2> ok
<2> how many computers are on your network?
<2> internal network?
<0> 1 only
<0> at home yeah
<2> ok
<2> type this from your dos prompt: ipconfig /all
<0> hai
<2> there should be an ip that looks like: 192.168.1.x
<2> or something like that
<2> 192.168.xxx.xxx
<2> anything like that
<0> my gateway and my ip
<0> yeah
<0> both
<2> that ip, 192.168.xxx.xxx goes into "translate to"
<2> the port you're wanting forwarded go into all the boxes requesting a port
<0> but that box doesn't allow me to do that
<0> it's for a port
<2> port range, and trigger port
<2> there's one for an ip and 3 for ports
<0> I can only put in like 6 numbers
<2> these homebased router/gateways are always a pain in the ***
<0> 5 numbers
<0> this one is for sure
<2> you'll probably have to play with it, and if it doesn't work, call your isp and demand a gateway with no router features
<2> and use a linksys
<4> i use cisco
<2> port forwarding on cisco products is nice and smooth
<2> cisco is even smoother
<0> hmh
<0> I got this for free
<2> they have 3 or 4 different interfaces
<0> from my ISP
<0> today
<2> text interface, http, etc
<2> Saikouro: doubtful
<2> they're renting it to you
<0> no
<2> check your bill, bet you're getting charged for useing it
<0> free of charge
<5> How do you set Mirc to automatcily re connect when you're disconnected?
<2> that would be a first
<0> I live in sweden
<2> raffika: don't do that
<2> it's annoying
<2> heh
<5> :\
<2> and it gets you klined off servers
<5> Ah.
<0> I read on some forum about a dude that just put typed the port in all of those boxes
<0> and it worked :|
<2> worth a try
<2> since you just got one ip
<0> what does translatated to.. mean?
<2> alot of those ****ty gateway/routers have ****ty router capabilities
<2> really ****ty
<4> penis
<0> yeah man
<2> like you set all the ports and ips right, and it still has trouble with even simple things, like shares
<2> we usually suggest to ppl to disable any routeing functions on them and use a linksys
<2> or a cisco
<2> depending if it's residential or corporate
<0> is there a way to disable routing functions on this one you think?
<2> probably not
<2> alot of them come integrated
<2> AT&T is the worst
<2> their new generation of DSL router/gateways are terrible
<0> why
<2> just the overall webbased design, of setting shares through a web gui, and the basic firewall
<2> it's all crap on it
<2> you disable the firewall, and it still blocks ports
<2> pisses me off
<0> arent they a phone company in the US?
<2> yeah
<2> the biggest one in the US too
<0> the hell are they doing building ****ty routers for?
<2> their gateway/routers are the ****in worst
<2> i get on site, see on those with no linksys hooked up, and ppl wondering why they can't print to whatever printer
<2> or no router
<2> linksys, netgear, cisco, whathaveyou
<2> it's a pretty simple fix
<2> but a nice size bill
<2> see one of those*
<0> you live in the US?
<2> yah
<0> and work with this?
<2> yah
<0> I see
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