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<0> which it doesn't
<1> what about "wireless switch/hub"
<1> not wireless router
<2> LioMajor - what router are you using?
<3> i guess that corksters wife is debangel
<1> dlink something
<3> am i right xp99
<2> and you want your pc to use the IP your provider is giving you?
<0> thought you weren't into guessing game
<4> KrAzle: you sill in?
<0> s
<1> drew correct
<3> i'm not but i thought i'd take a stab
<3> i don't like it because i'm not good at it
<2> how do you connect to the internet? ADSL?
<1> drew yes
<2> can your ADSL modem run in bridge mode?
<4> anyone still here that was answering my fuse question on the motherboard?
<1> drew no idea; how do i tell
<3> nevermind xp99, i am right
<2> should be somewere in your options - my router has the option "run as bridge: yes/no"
<2> it is possible to bridge wireless - but your ADSL modem needs to support bridging aswell to bridge through the whole setup
<2> why do you need this anyway? whats wrong with NAT?
<1> i want to run servers
<2> what servers? FTP? HTTP?
<1> drew something like that
<0> just use DMZ
<1> darryl you can only run server on one computer
<2> just forward the ports you need to the IP behind the NAT-router - i.e. if your PC/server is 192.168.1.2 then your router needs to portforward port 80 to that ip for http
<1> drew what if i want to run http server on 2 computers
<0> if you are trying to run servers on more than one machine, why are you trying to have one machine have the public ip address?
<2> that won't work with bridging eiter -> you need 1 ip for every server
<1> drew exactly, that's why i want public ip
<2> but for that you need 2 public ips for 2 servers
<1> drew yes i know: my isp gives me 5 public ips
<0> so you want 5 different servers sitting directly on the internet?
<2> then you need to filter the traffic by incomeing IP and route it to the appropriate server
<0> are you mad?
<1> darryl correct if i had 5 computers
<2> to do that you need a good router/firewall
<0> but that is not a smart thing to do
<4> I was asking this before,in the green cirlce I made in this screenshot --->http://img344.imageshack.us/my.php?image=board1jo.jpg one of these fuses fell off the board, I ordered another board, should be in here in a few days, but in the meantime is it safe to run the board, or can this damage any hardware?
<0> you don't want your servers sitting directly on the internet
<0> you need to firewall them
<4> I mean I don't know which fuse it is, but if any of them fell off can they cause hardware damage, or just system instability is all?
<2> if it isnt bridged but NATTed than it isnt that much of a problem
<2> @fox - im not sure if that really is a fuse...
<1> darryl, if i use firewall, i won't able to run servers
<2> @lio - why not=
<4> Drew: oh some of the guys before, actually KrAzle said it was some sort of fuse
<0> Liomajor: yes you will
<0> if you know what you are doing
<0> you should never have servers directly on the internet
<0> that is how they get hacked
<0> you might want to do som reading
<1> darryl if i use dmz, it makes no difference
<0> when I suggested that, I didn't know you were trying to run webservers
<1> dmz = servers directly on the internet
<0> I thought you only wanted it for stupid things like game playing
<2> lio: are these servers redundant or do they host differnt things?
<1> anyways, 192 ip have too many complication/problems
<0> how so?
<1> because you can only dmz to one computer
<1> drew no, same things
<0> I seriously suggest that you pick up some books and do some google researching on network security
<2> so you have 5 servers for one website?
<1> drew no, i have 5 servers for 5 website
<2> ok
<0> why do you need 5 different servers?
<1> well i have 3 computers, so 3
<2> how about virtual hosts? are u using apache web server?
<0> why do you need 3 different servers?
<2> you can host 5 websites on one server ;-)
<5> thats what I do.. I have 10 servers for 10 different shared folders.
<1> drew true but i hate virtualhosting
<5> ummm....
<2> i love it - saves me a lot of money ;-)
<5> lol.
<1> drew is ip address expensive? in your area
<6> ip addresses?
<6> one is plenty
<5> you don't use 1 computer to host one web-site, unless you are running unique IP traffic in the thousands at any one givin time, then I might understand it.
<2> its not about ip addresses - its about hardware...
<2> if you are hosting google or microsoft then you need a lot of hardware - but for your personal website you dont need a dedicated server
<1> well i want each website to have its own ip address
<6> why?
<7> yea realy.. why
<5> so.. buy 3 static IPs, and install 3 nics..
<5> ***ign the IPs to each nic, and then bind the sites to the IPs
<1> you can ***ign 3 static ip on one NIC
<2> he is using ADSL @phiber - its going through one modem
<5> ummm....
<2> its not fixed line ;-)
<6> heh
<6> your on your own Phiber0pt
<6> nn
<7> lol
<7> o
<7> l
<5> lol ... yea, I'ma hush now.... cause I can see this is going nowhere.
<7> you cna have 127.0.0.1, 192.168.1.100, and ipv6 on it
<7> he's right buddy
<5> lol
<7> lol
<7> ok poker time, bbl
<5> thats like saying a house can have 3 different street addresses.
<2> Lio - this is what i would do if you really whan to do this: you need a good router/firewall - if your ADSL-router is crappy then bridge it and get a good firewall - then filter the traffic by incoming ip adresses and forward it to the NATted servers in the LAN
<2> phiber that is possible
<2> a lot of corporations have blocks of steet addresses ;-)
<5> no I said house.
<2> street
<2> i have 2 numbers ;-)
<5> my house can't be 820, 824, and 828... West 1st Street..
<5> that would be 3 seperate buildings..
<2> my house is either 13 or 15 on my street ;-)
<5> you could do 820 West 1st Street, Suite 101, 102, and 103...
<5> well lets specifically say US then..
<5> cause your country can't follow standards.
<5> ;)
<8> :)
<3> you could have that in Canada also.
<2> lol - well here one side of the road have even numbers and the other side odd numbers - so 13 and 15 are consecutive - 13 is ommitted because of bad luck - so my house is 15 (my neighbours being 11 and 17) - but because 13 dosnt exist, letters addressed to me at number 13 arrive aswell ;-)
<9> can you pls help me in a company what is the each position called after Director
<0> depends on the company
<2> director = CEO
<0> not true
<2> then you normaly have a CFO, CIO, COO,...
<9> i see
<9> is a director = CEO?
<0> you can have Director of <department>
<9> i see
<9> so director of a department is CEO?
<0> no
<2> no
<9> can you explain it to me plz..
<9> what is a director anyway?
<2> the director of the company is the CEO
<9> i see..
<9> so what is after the director?
<2> isnt this a bit OT on #windowsxp ??
<9> i know sorry
<9> but i really need to know
<2> i wrote this a few lines up
<3> why do you really need to know?
<9> what is CFE?
<9> yes i do. liss
<9> can you explain it
<3> i said why
<9> CF0 = cheif finicial officer
<9> what is CIO?
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