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<0> :P
<0> !kick port stop that
<1> !quick xp99
<2> unusual for ebay to break so completely
<3> !quick port
<3> :P
<1> !kban Perfekt
<0> !quick port
<4> !quick xp99
<5> !kick xp99 don't **** with the modes
<5> gahh
<1> lol
<5> !kick xp99 don't **** with the modes
<4> now you can't find me!!!!!
<4> lol
<4> xp99 <3
<6> !quick port
<4> lol lol
<4> im not here!
<5> pwnt.
<4> yes indeed
<0> :P
<4> xp99 smile you are on bash.org
<4> :)
<7> ;-))
<1> hehe
<1> <3 xp99
<0> I know I am
<1> gnight, for real this time
<1> heh
<0> !kick port g'nite :D
<8> hello lovers
<8> say...i've got a router set to bridge mode....i want to put another computer on it...do i have to activate internet connection sharing?
<9> anyone here
<10> sure
<9> is the ATI Radeon 9550 any good?
<10> imho you should go with the 9600 series if anything
<8> depends on what you're gonna do with it
<9> for video games
<8> you'll probabaly get LOW settings with FEAR there
<8> i've got a Geforce FX6600 (ATI X700 equivalent) and i only get medium settings
<10> for less then $10 more you can get the 9600 XT which isn't an under-clocked video card
<11> has that update iso got all updates from start of xp > now?
<10> and I believe the 9600 has a better experience in Vista if you plan on running that at all in the future
<10> john_bLk: No
<8> what about my question?
<11> emm whats the point of it then
<8> what about my question?!
<10> john_bLk: It only contains these two updates: support.microsoft.com/kb/912919 and support.microsoft.com/kb/908519
<8> i've got a 4 port router set to bridge mode...meaning my dsl needs a dial-up process....i want to put another computer on it...do i have to activate internet connection sharing?
<10> john_bLk: To ***ist admins with getting updates from January to multiple machines when not using WSUS or the like
<11> ic
<11> guess its good for them
<11> i thought they could do it all from 1 main machine
<11> ah u said it in ur answer sorry
<10> only if they use a solution like WSUS
<10> :)
<7> ;-))
<10> Solipsis: Uhm...Add one and see :)
<8> i did...i couldn't get it to work without ICS....but i thought routers had NAT already so it wasn't neccessary....
<12> Solipsis, if your internet connection is via a router, all you need to do is make sure your pc's can ping the router, and their gateway is set to the routers ip
<12> and a router has no nat by nature... the point of a router is connecting 2 different networks... most soho routers hava a firewall/nat integrated though
<8> Ta1oN: that's what i thought as well....so i did setup my TCP/IP for the new computer and set the gateway to the router's ip...but i couldn't get a connection
<12> and if your router can connect to a dsl-connection, i'm pretty sure it has nat
<12> you couldn't get a connection to the router?
<10> maybe your router only does PAT and not NAT
<8> i couldn't get a connection to the internet...but i could access the config of the router via computer# 2
<12> ok, and how did you test the connection to the internet?
<8> i should say that this is a modem/router
<8> Ta1oN: by trying to access a website....
<12> which is no good test
<8> hehehe
<12> a website involes more than just internet access
<12> first try pinging the router, then ping your dns server, and then ping something like google by ip
<8> ok...so i need to ping....what's the ping command?
<12> ping 123.123.123.123
<8> ok...thanks
<12> "ping 66.249.93.99" is google
<8> i was just thinking i might have missed something....i made sure the two computers had the same workgroup...i setup the TCP/IP....set IE to detect connection from LAN....what else?
<12> you don't set ie to detect connection from lan
<8> i mean automatically detect settings in the LAN options
<12> in case of a router/nat, you just connect the pc physically correct, give it the correct ip, subnetmask, gateway and dns, and that's it
<12> nothing else to do
<3> http://img157.imageshack.us/img157/2702/41626cutting8eo.jpg
<12> hm, you set your tcp/ip settings to auto you mean?
<3> Tha's kinda sick
<8> hmmmm....it has no DNS
<13> that's very sick
<8> what should my DNS be?
<12> if you set the tcp/ip to auto, then you need a dhcp server
<8> nope...i'm not using DHCP
<12> your router probably is one, so you have to check it's dhcp settings
<10> Very very very sick
<12> you just said you set your lan-config to auto
<10> and why!
<12> that means dhcp
<8> Ta1oN that was for IE....i'm sure my TCP IP Is not set to DHCP cause i have to enter an IP manually....
<8> the DNS fields are blank...what should i put in there?
<12> the ip of your dns server
<12> and don't use your router as dns proxy... enter the real ip instead
<12> either ask your isp about the dns adress, or check it on your first pc
<8> i don't have a dns server....computer 1 connects to the internet via DSL Dial-UP then there's computer# 2
<8> so is computer#1 my dns server?
<12> *sigh*
<8> should i enter the ip of computer#1?
<12> ask your ISP!!!!
<12> he has your dns server
<12> or go to pc1 and check what dns server adress is entered there
<8> ok...i'm just confused cause computer#1 can connect fine....the DNS fields are blank
<12> got to pc1 and type "ipconfig /all"
<12> you'll see which dns server it uses
<8> great! thanks!
<12> without a dns server adress you can't surf the net... at least not with url's
<8> ok...thanks alot Ta1oN....i'll try it
<12> np
<10> have a good night guys I've got to shake that disturbing photo out of memory and go to sleep
<12> 'night
<2> anybody familiar with the MS Loopback interface?
<2> i'm not entirely sure what role it is supposed to play
<2> you can configure it with a proper ip and everything but it doesn't actually work?
<12> sure it does work
<12> it does exactly what it is supposed to do... providing a loopback interface
<12> if you don't know what that is or what you need it for, forget about it
<14> norm: the loopback device is used for local networking (i.e. localhost)
<12> some examples of where it is used normally: testing of the tcp/ip stack; testing of different scenarios for software development; enabling the tcp/ip stack on machines without a physical network interface;...
<12> imagine a windows server where you want to install isa2000
<12> isa2000 always needs at least 2 network interfaces... a method to get it to work with only one, is that you use the loopback adapter as the second one... and so on
<3> I think I might install Windows 98 se
<12> hm, i have some dos systems as vmware images lying around :>
<15> hi all
<15> i have just done a Drive copy with Norton ghost 9 and it doesnt boot windows now any ideas?
<15> just stops on boot up screen?
<3> hey guys
<3> right about
<15> hi
<3> now
<3> the windows xp setup just started
<3> "39 minutes" remaining
<12> Mrbanner, is the new drive in the same pc as the old one?
<16> whats the command to have scandisk run and fix problems on restart
<12> or did you exchange more than just the hdd?
<12> dilute, chkdsk c: /f
<16> thank u sir :]
<12> it only needs a restart if the drive is unmountable though
<15> no bigger
<12> in every other case it'll scan/repair without a reboot
<16> kk
<12> Mrbanner, xp starts to boot and then just hangs at the boot image?
<15> yep
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