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<0> hi
<1> hi seneca
<1> seneca is this channel about networks and protocols?
<1> I have a question regarding TCP/IP
<0> noone is helpful in this channel
<0> they are better at insulting peoplel
<1> ah and why #networking?
<1> I thought it was about networks
<0> its supposed to be
<0> thats how they lure you in
<1> interesting
<0> they get their jolllies insulting people while drinking mountain dew and playing WoW
<0> you might want to try an undernet server
<0> maybe they will be more helpful
<1> oki
<2> question for everyone (hopefully i'm in the right place): is there any way to use an SSL certificate with a shared server (i.e. a shared IP address) on a single domain?
<3> you mean like multiple domains, on 1 ip, with multiple certificates?
<3> i mean are there other domains hosted on the same ip?
<3> i havent seen a server thats capable of doing that due to the way implicit ssl works...
<3> before the end users browser p***es on the headers to the server (with the domain name) the ssl connection has to be established
<3> so you really need to have a separate IP per domain for SSL to work correctly
<3> as far as i know atleast...
<4> Xer0: TCP
<5> k
<5> thx
<4> di0de: short: yes. long: http://www.ourshop.com/resources/shared-ssl.html
<6> anyone here able to lend help with a wrt54g firmware upgrade to a dd-wrt firmware?
<6> I seem to be getting a "page cannot be displayed" error when selecting the firmware to upgrade and I hit "upgrade"
<6> the menu in the web gui is slightly different than guides indicate so I think the firmware has been upgraded (the router is used) and I just want to make sure the current firmware on the router is fine
<7> Hey guys.. I'm using a Linksys wireless router at home. I have a Win2kPro machine hooked up via an ethernet cable, and a laptop running WinXP Pro connected wirelessly. I want to transfer files from the laptop to the win2k machine, but I can't get the win2k machine to see the laptop on the network. Can anyone help me resolve this?
<8> hi
<9> hi sir
<8> whats up
<10> [\snowe\] oh hells bells
<11> if 2 computers are hooked up to the same router is there a way to have each computer have a different default gateway address
<12> yawn
<13> hi
<13> is anyone there?
<12> yeah
<12> i am
<12> whats up?
<6> anyone familiar with the wrt54g firmware flashing procedure? I'm trying to flash it with one of the linux firmwares (dd-wrt) but when I hit the "upgrade firmware" button after selecting the firmware, I get a "page cannot be displayed" error immediately. Anyone have an idea as to what is going wrong?
<14> dacapn
<14> what address did you use to get to the router?
<6> oh, no, I can connect to the router fine, jsut the upgrade is ****ed, I actually think I have it though, hehe
<14> ok
<6> yeah got it
<6> for some reason the old firmware wasn't taking the dd-wrt mini, had to update
<15> mornin snowebabe
<16> mornin hon
<10> [snowe] oh hells bells
<17> Hi all, I'v been trying to get windows 2003 server to boot off 16k cluster, anyone know of a fix to this?
<18> youre setting the hard drive cluster size by hand?
<17> brb gonna try something else
<19> STATS ARE UP
<19> http://www.farpoint.org/networking.html
<20> Heh.
<20> Nice.
<21> Can a server be configured to act as an xDSL modem?
<20> If you have an xDSL modem in it.
<20> There are a number of PCI ADSL modems, for example, though operating system support is usually limited.
<20> Generally, if using a CPE acting as a router causes problems, you would use an ethernet bridge CPE and configure the server as needed.
<20> Do you have any specific questions?
<20> I'm about to take a smoke break.
<21> I was hoping on just installing support for it in e.g. BSD and then just use 2 NIC's to provide the connections
<21> :-P
<20> So long as you have an external DSL bridge, that should be fine in the majority of cases.
<7> Hey, if I want to make sure that one computer on my network always gets the same IP address, but the others can be handled via DHCP, does anyone know if there is a way to do that on a Linksys router?
<20> Hmm, I don't recall an easy option to ***ign a leased based on MAC address.
<20> You could just manually ***ign an IP outside of the DHCP range to that computer.
<22> Chuck Norris would just roundhouse kick that ip into submission
<7> Night-v6: I'm looking through the linksys documentation though, and it sounds like there's no way to ***ign a static IP at all unless you first disable DHCP
<7> Any ideas?
<20> boohoops, well, DHCP has no effect on systems that choose not to participate.
<20> boohoops, if your Linksys is .1 and ***igns systems starting at .100, you could have a dozen or more systems manually configured between .2 and .99 without worrying about DHCP ***igning another computer their IPs.
<20> boohoops, though even if DHCP did ***ign another computer an IP that is already in use, that will normally be caught and another IP address ***igned.
<4> As a bonus, some newer firmware might support static DHCP leases, check the changelog.
<20> How's it going, redondos?
<4> Night-v6: Good, how about you?
<4> Night-v6: I'm still a bit shaken because Argentina was just eliminated from the world cup... I'm sure it's nothing important for most americans, though. :)
<20> Doing well.
<4> That's good to hear.
<20> Glad the week is finally over, heh.
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