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<0> do you convert an IP address and subnet mask to binary and then AND them to find the subnet?
<1> hey all
<1> got a question
<1> what could be differant from a home network(with a router) and a corporate network with mulitple access poits throught a small area
<1> such that it would cause an err when I ask for the SSId in a program
<1> the err acts like there is no connection to a network at all
<1> I should also add that the network at work also has a proxy
<1> if thats of any importance
<1> anyone here?
<2> Hey, i have a question about wireless network cards for desktop PC's, anyone around ?
<1> yea
<2> cool. well i live in an apartment complex
<1> here we go
<2> lol
<1> and ur neighbor has a router?
<2> and i just was wondering what the best network card would be to pickup a signal, if ther is any around me.
<1> yep!
<2> well i live between tons of buildings so, someone has to have one.
<1> called it!
<1> well, personaly, I couldn't say I'd do it without permission from them
<2> ok, and now taking off your goody 2 shoes shoes
<2> what would u use lol
<1> my firend is a truck driver, and had ana partment that he was at maybe like 3 days a month, so he paid the neighbor like
<1> $20 every time he was home
<1> well, amonth
<1> um
<1> doesn't realy matter that much the brand
<2> hmm
<1> to answer ur question
<2> what about like a signal booster
<2> like antenna to go along with it
<1> I'd but linksys
<1> buy
<1> just b/c you can usualy find things like high gain antennas a litter easier for them
<1> and a "signal booster" is horable
<2> what should i get then
<1> go with a linksys I suspose
<1> but the most important thing is what is sending the info
<2> how do u mean?
<1> well, the unit that is sending a signal is very important
<1> much like a radio station
<1> ur car's antenna is about the same from one to the next, but the station determins how large of an area it will cover
<3> i'm having troubles networking my xboxs' over a wireless client, xbox live works fine but me and a friend can't join the same party or play system link either, any help?
<1> live may not support playing on the same network and over the internet if you are on the same network
<1> otherwise I'm not sure
<3> it pisses me off because if my friend and I have a friend outside of my network and we both join his party then we can play together
<1> I'll bet it has separate settings for network and internet
<1> Swat 4 was the same way
<1> If I started a server, anyone on my LAN could not see my game on the i-net tab, but if they switched to LAN it would work, even though I was hosting an i0net game
<3> i bet if i could figure out how to just system link the boxs' over the network it would solve my problem
<1> prob
<3> i think its something about the xboxs' not using ips' only mac adresses
<1> impossiable
<3> idk
<1> if they will connect to each other and online they NEED an IP from the router
<1> wether or not the programming uses it or you can see it, they have one
<1> look in your router settings when you are online
<1> u'll see 'em
<3> i was talking about the system link
<3> i just wish i knew a little more about setting up this client router
<1> not a clue if I can't look at it
<3> i don't think i can look at it anymore
<3> its a wrt54g with ddwrt firmware
<3> maybe it has something to do with me using different subnets on each router
<1> it prob has EVERTHING to do with that
<1> if you subnet they will NEVER see eachother
<3> yeah but when i use the same subnet it i can't even get online through the client router
<4> is there any software similar to wingate but simpler? I want to toggle what internet connection each application uses. I have more than one cable modem connected to my computer.
<4> anyway to do a loop back 127.0.0.1 to a program and the program will decide what connection to use?
<1> any particular reason you have 2?
<4> faster speed
<1> wow....
<1> um, well, hrm
<4> I want faster upload
<1> k
<4> and the cable company said I could get a second cable modem
<1> are you trying to /iRAID/i ur i-net?
<4> can I?
<1> yea
<4> so I could use both modems to send a file to a single user?
<1> I seen it a LONG time ago and have not clue how it works or what it is called, or how reliable it is
<1> yep
<1> people use to do that with dial-up for better speed for quake
<4> I thought I could only use it to distribute upload speed amongst many connections. like a dif cable modem for each upload
<4> well if I can do yourthe way you say how do I do it?
<1> I'm checking
<4> I know with wingate a can make the speed seem faster by rotating the connections for people logging onto my website
<4> do you understandwhat Imean?
<1> http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=698031&CatId=0
<1> that is one method
<1> kinda cheep too
<1> I also see some refferances to a program called "flashget"
<4> ahh I thought it was hardware
<1> check that out too
<1> it is a software solution
<4> but for this to work, you'd have to have one wan IP under those ***igned to the cable modems
<1> "But nobody has yet come up with a system for uploading 1 file stream over two seperate connections"
<1> from the same post for the program
<4> see it just does load distribute amongst more than one stream
<1> also
<1> http://www.vicomsoft.com/knowledge/reference/bondteam.html
<1> I'm just searching and finding things that resimble what you asked
<4> cool
<4> thanks
<1> you do know
<1> that hosting a website is mostly agianst ur user contract of almost ALL ISP's
<1> and they can catch you easialy
<1> they monitor all uploading, and if you exceed so much they'll either cut yuo off or stick you with a buisness bill
<4> why?
<4> I'm paying for an internet connection
<4> I'm really paying for a wan IP
<4> I do what i chose to do with that wan IP
<4> I by a domain domain and point it to my wan IP I can. I'm paying for it. and thats just a redirect. so what your saying is that it voids the contract to have an http server running on your computer? I have an ftp server running at times. its no difference than any other upload/download between you and other users
<1> it is in thier ULA that you cannot either consume that much bandwith, or you cannot use a residential line for "buisness" use, and a web server will be defined a buisness I promis
<1> I know of no ISP that will allow it
<1> you pay for a residential line, not comercial, and they can regulate it any way they choose
<1> its in thier ULA
<1> read it one day
<1> it would be less h***el to pay for hosting
<1> anyway, I must be going
<1> good luck to ay
<5> I have a nat router which only has 1 port
<5> if I get a wireless router I hook it up to the wan port?
<5> and disable nat and dhcp right
<6> [snowe] oh hells bells
<7> can someone help me setting up internet connection sharing with a wireless router using a gateway
<8> mornin snowebabe
<9> mornin hon
<8> THERES ROOM FOR ALL OF GODS CREATURES RIGHT NEXT TO MY MASHED POTATOES
<8> LIFE MEMBER OF P.E.T.A (PEOPLE EATING TASTY ANIMALS)
<10> anyone familiar with shoretel?
<6> [\snowe\] oh hells bells
<11> hey
<11> anyone up?
<12> what
<11> i found something through google called "wake-on-boot". it allows you to keep your computer in a hibernating/sleeping state, then wake it up from a remote location. ever heard of it. someone tole me to ask here.
<11> *told
<11> *wake on lan
<13> ive heard of it
<13> ive never used it though
<11> nm. figured it out.
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