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<0> my subnet mask is 255.255.248.0
<0> man, i remember learning this stuff in network cl***... been a while :)
<1> anyone can help with a hardware setup problem (After a mainboard replacement) I got IDE controller that needs to be removed (keeps getting detected by the hardware wizard, the drives all work perfect) . I went from an '8IPE100 Pro fg' to a 'p4p800 e deluxe'
<2> chains, http://jodies.de/ipcalc?host=10.0.30.80&mask1=255.255.248.0&mask2=
<0> hmm
<0> not on my subnet
<0> the machine that is
<0> one sec
<2> well
<2> also
<2> if the switch is dropping broadcast packets, then that will be another issue
<3> Off the wall question
<4> there are no off the wall questions. just off the wall people
<5> sam donaldson is on Court Tv testifying in a case where a kid killed his parrents
<3> Any of you know rolling stones songs off by heart?
<3> the name of the songs?
<6> when you change something in iis is a restart of anything required?
<6> like changing the auth method for a web page
<0> how can i get the mac address a machine i know the name and ip of?
<2> poxy, not usually
<6> chains: arp -a
<2> chains, ping it, and it'll be in your arp table
<0> just ping it then arp -a ?
<0> k
<0> i see
<1> root@yankee:~ # cidr -a 10.0.30.0
<1> Network mask: 255.0.0.0
<2> mgd_gnu, his netmask is 255.255.248.0
<4> oooh Pure Praire League. I gots bunches of their vinyl
<4> two lane highway, it's going my way. it's moving fast
<2> mgd_gnu, just because 10.0.30.80 is on the network, doesn't mean 10.0.30.0 is the network address
<2> hell, it could be 10.0.30/24
<0> damn
<2> people have done stranger things
<0> this is a pain
<0> still trying to track this machine
<1> usage: cidr [options] <addr/mask | addr/offset | addr>
<1> (If I can help)
<2> chains, what are you trying to do to it?
<0> our servers went down cuz someone changed their ip address
<2> chains, so you want to contact the server and rdp in or something?
<0> i looked in the event vwr of the servers and i see the mac addy
<0> that caused the ip conflict
<0> so i'm trying to track the ip of the machine that changed it's ip
<2> mgd_gnu, this is his network address... 10.0.24.0/21 ... cidr -a 10.0.24.0/21
<2> chains, track it and do what?
<0> find out who did it
<2> chains, get on the same subnet as the machine
<0> if it was someone in PS or what
<0> i am
<2> chains, then set a static arp entry
<7> haha
<7> our barracuda just blew up
<8> is 96F too hot for the inside of a 4-drive raid array?
<7> i knew it
<4> whoa. how so?
<1> I got 8192 subnets
<2> chains, arp -s <mac address> <ip address>
<9> yes
<7> i knew anything like this would ****
<2> chains, make sure you ***ign it an unused IP
<9> i think it's too hot
<7> dude is all like "no, the ip address has to be 10.60.0.006"
<2> chains, then from that machine and that machine only, you'll be able to contact it
<7> wtf?
<9> but, meh
<4> well, I get almost no spam to my work account
<4> wtf indeed
<7> im still getting the same amount of spam i got with SA
<7> maybe a litle less
<2> chains, then you can check that machine's event long
<2> chains, s/long/log/
<4> you play with the slider setting?
<7> not yet
<4> spam scoring
<1> IP address: 10.0.24.0 Hexadecimal IP address: A001800 Address allocation range: 10.0.24.0 - 10.0.31.255 Full subnet mask: 255.255.248.0 Subnet mask: 0.255.248.0 Subnet ID: 0.0.24.0 Network ID: 10.0.0.0 Host ID: 0.0.24.0
<7> lets get the thing to actually respond to a ping first :)
<4> we are at Tag: 10, Quarentine: 3, Block: 9
<4> hehe
<7> id tell you what we are at, but it's down at the moment
<4> hmm. our ip info is in there the same way you'd put it in anything. no leading 0s
<7> yeah
<7> im sure it's something else
<7> it'll end up somehow being windows fault
<7> because linux appliances can do no wrong
<4> good thing you didn't mess with 1.0 plugin. apparantly the change from 1 to 2 is enough that if 1 is on there it ****s the install of 2
<4> on client machines, that is
<4> hehe
<2> mgd_gnu, see what i mean... it matters which cidr mask he uses
<1> anyway to remove an IDE Controller so that hardware wiard does not keep detecting it?
<1> TedSki-: Yeah there was 8192 subnets, (I will not flood the channel with that crap)
<2> ng, heh...
<2> mgd_gnu, would it be feasible to just disable it?
<2> mgd_gnu, let it be added and then disable it in that hardware profile
<1> it can't be disabled.. No option
<2> ahh, because its a controller
<2> any way to disable it in the bios?
<1> I changed the Mainboard. It's being restored from somewhere
<2> i don't think there's any way for windows to not detect the hardware
<9> 8192 subnets?
<9> wtf
<2> mgd_gnu, ohhh... this is a major hardware change with no reinstall?"
<1> correct
<9> it's a case of user error
<2> mgd_gnu, that's not recommended, do a repair install
<9> reinstall ****wad
<1> A reinstall will take 3 months
<2> mgd_gnu, why?
<1> I do hell of video
<1> for a tv show
<2> mgd_gnu, no need to do a full install
<2> mgd_gnu, just do a repair install, or "in place upgrade"
<2> mgd_gnu, it will only reinstall the OS files
<2> mgd_gnu, you keep all of your data
<2> mgd_gnu, the only thing that's lost in a repair install is occasionally some desktop settings
<2> mgd_gnu, such as font size or whatever
<2> !google xp repair install site\:microsoft.com
<10> http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/helpandsupport/learnmore/tips/doug92.mspx
<2> that's a nice walk through in layman's terms
<1> thanks!
<1> I was getting bold and deleting IDE Controller registry keys
<1> but it was getting restored somehow (restore turned off)
<1> it's an annoyance mostly
<1> then I need to re-apply 280 hotfixes? Just askin
<7> not if you repair from sp2 install
<1> slipstreamed sp2
<7> should be fine
<0> our windows servers went down for a bit. when i went to look at them there were system errors with ip conflicts
<0> my guess is someone on our network, which has a few different subnets, changed their ip to that of these servers
<0> cuz in the event viewer of these servers with the ip conflict error messages it shows the mac address of the same machine
<2> you'll just need to reinstall the hotfixes from sp2 forward
<2> mgd_gnu, which isn't that bad
<2> chains, why do your users have access to change IPs ?
<1> yeah just about 280 hotfixs not bad. not bad at all.
<2> mgd_gnu, probably less, since one or two of them will be Cumulative Updates
<1> better than re-installing the nightmare that is all my NLE's
<2> not only that, but winupdate will do them for you, just reboot about 3 times or so
<1> yeah, I did a clean install on a new 120G sata and the IDE controller problem does not exist, so I know it's just windows, so thanks I (actually knew about a repair install) just scared ****less to try it
<0> TedSki-, cuz my boss can't trump our ceo
<1> now what about this guy's IP address problem? 10.0.20.0/21 does he need all the subnets? I can dump it to a file and publish it..
<1> or if he has a linux box he can get cidr and reverse engineer the card / or just use that ip calc you mentioned
<1> it'l be a 500k file
<2> chains, what does that have to do with it?
<2> chains, if your CEO is writing that policy, i'd call that micromanagement
<2> mgd_gnu, nope, he's just trying to figure out an IP on a subnet by MAC address
<2> mgd_gnu, simple enough to just ping the broadcast and look at the arp table... i dunno what he's doing wrong... he's got the method... that's all we can do for him
<2> heh
<4> red light on cordless mouse. guess I better go home for the rest of the day and let it recharge
<2> Baracuda, absolutely... that's a crucial thing right there
<1> okay, i just luv to impress folks with my cidr skills j/k
<4> so what if it is an mx1000 and will work for days on the right light
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