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<0> [\snowe\] oh hells bells
<1> hello, i have an older netgear wireless router hooked up to my wrt running dd-WRT, how can i allow the computers hooked up to the netgear one to SSH with the ones hooked up wirelessly to the dd-wrt?
<2> can someone tell me a good Wireless-G PCMCIA card that uses the PRISM2 chipset?
<3> mornin snowebabe
<4> mornin hon
<5> Rah!
<5> I've got a wonderful problem
<6> yes
<5> arnt all networking problems wonderful?
<6> sometimes
<5> well, I'm going to go to bed and worry about it later
<0> [snowe] oh hells bells
<7> i've got two nat routers (simple d-links). #1 gets a DSL line (w/ username/p***word for PPPoE). #2 is connected to #1. how would i configure #2 so that machines connected to #2 can't see machines connected to #1?
<8> how many computers per person is standard in IT?
<9> I only joined to remove modes.
<9> 1 client should have been opped.
<10> can anyone help? I'm looking for a hardware firewall appliance that can handle diffrent subnets on the wan side
<11> pix i believe
<10> I have no idea on how to use Cisco firewalls. Do they come with GUIs these days?
<11> no clue
<12> there is a gui component
<12> comes on teh disc you get when you buy the appliance
<11> i've never used a pix, just heard a lot about them and studied a bit on them
<11> but i hear they are realllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllly good
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