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<0> free as in freedom
<1> at USD20, it's hardly expensive.
<2> hahahah you're a gpl monkey aren't you
<1> freedom isn't free.
<2> gpl isnt freedom free
<3> indeed. GPL owns you.
<2> at least we see **** to **** on something, peerce
<1> woah, that's a little fruity there.
<4> **** to ****?
<2> mango, i presume?
<3> don't care much for mango
<5> I have a problem my domain is like mydomain.local but I have a static ip registered which is lets say exchange.mydomain.com how would I setup the certificates for https and rpc?
<3> personally, I'd put a unix/linux host on the internet side, and in no way support RPC over the internet.
<2> peerce: what if the mango was peeled and cut and was juset set on a plate for you?
<2> still too tart?
<3> ripe mango isn't tart, its sweet. I just don't care much for the taste. my kids love it.
<3> if its tart, its not ripe
<2> i like lemons
<3> i like lemons too, especially meyers
<3> got two lemon trees outside the kitchen window
<5> peerce: well I cant do that but can you offer me a solution? what sort of certificate should I issue should it be for exchange.mydomain.local? or
<5> ?
<3> vhuren; no clue. have you researched this on technet?
<3> !info TECHNET
<5> ok
<3> the whole host certificate thing doesn't play well with multi-homed hosts.
<5> ahh..
<3> I dunno, you probably should configure IIS with two different webs, one external, bound to the internet address, and the other internal, bound to the local address.
<3> then give each web its own certs.
<5> ok I see
<3> but I'm just guessing
<3> I definately wouldn't accept RPC over the internet without a VPN. with a VPN, the remote client appears as if they are local to you (***uming its configured reasonably well), and would connect to your local/internal address(es)
<6> hey guys today i installed a wireless network (using a linksys wireless G router) sharing a dialup connection using one of the hardwired pc's as the gateway and the ip range is set in windows as like 192.168.0.198~ and i'm trying to find out two things
<6> one, i can not longer get to the router @ 192.168.1.1 to configure the wireless, and two how can i change the DHCP range that windows gives to the other PC's through ICS
<3> Md[s]exxY; why are you using a NAT router behind a NAT routed (ICS) network?!?
<6> i did what you said dude
<6> i turned off DHCP
<6> it's a switch now
<3> I didn't say that.
<3> however, someone else might have.
<6> it may have been someone else
<6> it works its just now the PC is the gateway and I still have wireless enabled on the router cept I can't GET to the router to change the settings or tunr it off
<3> yes, youc an do that. also don't use the WAN port. if you set the router's internal IP to 192.168.0.198, thats what you'd connect to for its web interface
<6> okay, it was still set at 192.168.1.1 before i made the PC the gateway and it won't let me go there anymore.
<3> set the router's EXTERNAL (WAN) IP to someone out in space, like 10.200.200.1
<6> just times out
<6> should I go set it at like 199?
<7> Korks.
<3> its tough to access IPs on your local network which are on a different subnet address.
<6> true.
<8> routing is hard. let's go to the pub!
<6> so how could i set the DHCP that my pc gives the computers to 192.168.1.*
<3> ok, you'll have to setup a PC to 192.168.1.xxx, then connect to the router, set its INTERNAL address to 192.168.0.something (.253 would be good), and its WAN (internet) address to 10.200.200.1 (essentially, a network noone uses).
<3> you can't. ICS in XP is hard wired to 192.168.0.xxx
<6> ah
<6> could i reset the router, plug my lappy into it set that as 192.168.0.whatver and then set it up for the pc gateway
<3> just set a PC to 192.168.1.10 or something, hook it to the router, and configure the router to what I just said.
<6> ok
<3> ten put that PC back on 'auto'.
<6> am I just cancelling out the WAN ?
<6> by settings its address to that
<3> you're not using the WAN port at all, so yeah.
<6> k
<6> just making sure
<9> how can I access a shared WinXP folder via Win98? \\pcname \\ipaddress both gives me an error
<6> I'm not now and it's sharing the net quite well it just kicked my router out of the loop
<3> xSystemX; what error?
<9> is not accessible - not logged on
<3> when you boot up win98, you need to log into it, and not hit ESC
<3> otherwise 98's lame*** networking is disabled
<3> use a username that exists on the XP box
<3> and the same p***word as the XP account has
<3> it will ask you to confirm the p***wrod, then lame*** 98 will 'create' the 'account' (sorta)
<10> omg i remmeber that garbage
<10> man 98 ****ed sooo bad
<9> peerce - ok, do I need to enable or modify the host file?
<10> "CLICK OK, DO NOT HIT OK OR CLOSE THE WINDOW OR YOUR NETWORK WILL NOT WORK"
<6> peerce i understand now that's sorta what i was thinking, makes sense too
<10> "I did. it still didn't work"
<10> "ARGGHHHH"
<9> nerp - I know and I dont feel like configuring samba in linux
<6> peerce, I got that mac to work with the windows network, except I can't see the window's users on the mac but the window's users' can see the mac's folder, gunnu mess with that tomorrow some more
<4> Samba isn't that friggin' difficult to figure out.
<4> My config is 28 lines.
<4> plus a user added with smbp***wd
<4> And that was in 2002.
<8> what? no centralized LDAP directory?
<8> phired!
<4> In my house?
<8> location is not relevant!
<4> YOU ARE!
<8> number of users is not relevant!
<9> i think win98 also has the same login as winxp
<9> i just dont understand why I cant just connect via \\ip...
<4> NT kernels let you authenticate on the fly, 98 doesn't.
<6> Install XP on the 98 pc lol
<4> Okay check this out:
<4> This is an actual board post about Genuine Advantage:
<4> Genuine Advantage what a joke!!
<4> First off you can still get updates from the Automatic update wizard and secondly it may bring more users to a proper OS like Linux or Solaris. I think M$ may have shot them selves in the foot. I also think that this will cause more confussion because I've heard that shop PCs like PB, HP and Dell pick up as illegal. M$ really has made the OS a lot less user friendly.
<4> I wouldnt mind a key generator if someone knows the link to one. I have to get on the M$ update site for special modem drivers that allow me to get speeds of 115kbps on a 56k modem. ;)
<4> </end>
<4> Jesus BALLS. Is this kid joking?
<2> woh knows
<11> anyone good at finding howto guides via google? looking for a howto guide to connect to a shared winxp folder via win98/Me
<12> cant be done
<11> ?
<12> did you install file and printer sharing?
<11> im not sure.. aint it installed by default?
<12> i dont think it is
<12> it might be there but not enabled
<12> you need an account on the xp computer that matches the username and p*** on the 98 computer
<12> so like make an account on xp that is user win98username
<3> DJDiscman; didn't I just explain all this to you?
<11> yeah.... i just want to read up on it... i remember nothing when it comes to netbios name...etc..
<3> there used to be a OK site called practicallynetworked.com or something, but it became too spammy to be worth reading
<13> anyone familiar with opterons?
<14> I have two inserted into my brain now.
<12> i am pooing
<12> POOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
<12> POOooOOOoOOoOOOOOoOOOOOOooo
<12> POO
<15> http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-6345358346800113404&q=vw
<15> lol
<16> y
<16> does anyone have MSCE Preparation
<15> i do!
<15> no, not really
<15> irc.bookwarez.net #bw
<15> they do tho
<15> i mean, warez bad, buy book
<15> bbiab, switching drives around
<12> polo? or pollo?
<17> Gimp: Btw, you can find that video on 1000 other sites that don't ****ing **** and don't have a crappy flash-whatever version
<18> Tedski, you around?
<19> i am
<18> You poach much?>
<19> like poaching meat or poaching eggs?
<18> Either ... but I'm thinking meat more these days.
<16> can someone help me
<16> i have a test tomorrow
<20> any one got experience of using a usb kvm switch in windows ? my mouse got laggy and just jumps aroung when i move it slow
<16> and i need this for a job
<19> Hawkeye, yea, a lil bit... sup?
<18> Tedski, at least I will be once I get my electric skillet back ... so I can have better control of the temps.
<3> sAMOa, you around?
<18> Tedski, what liquid do you like to use?
<3> leg0; try unplugging the mouse, waiting a few seconds, then plugging it back in and wait for PnP to catch up (a few more seconds)... does it work better after that?
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