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<0> Hi all, how could I setup a .htp***wd method of p***word protection for people trying to access the net through my network?
<1> you mean htacces?
<0> Yes
<1> apache has very good documentation on configuring ti.
<1> s/ti/it
<0> Oh.
<0> I have a law firm, and I need to setup secured p***word/ username driven login
<0> for people to login to my network to use the internet.
<0> Do you see what I am saying?
<1> are you talking about accessing external web sites, or internal?
<0> External.
<1> why not just use a proxy which requires authentication?
<0> I was thinking that.
<0> I have a wireless router setup.
<1> with encryption, I hope
<0> I'm just trying to figure out how to have it direct "Wireless" requests through the proxy.
<0> Most certainly.
<1> and not jus wep :P
<0> Lol.. What else would you suggest? It is a Linksys
<1> linksys supports wpa
<1> wep is extremely weak
<1> and easy to break
<0> Ah looking that up now -- May I ask
<0> How would I get a linksys router to connect through a proxy?
<1> you have the users connect through a proxy, and restrict outbound access the router. if its a home model linksys, I would suggest looking for something higher end
<0> How would they connect through the proxy from a wireless laptop?
<1> you want them all to access the internet via wireless?
<1> use a wireless router which supports radius authentication
<0> Well the way I have it setup is a Standard router connects the wireless router to the net.
<0> Do the standard Linksys routers support that?
<1> some do. check for your specific model.
<0> Do you know of a way to make it connect to a router as its pathway?
<2> where can i find Asus motherboard CPU support list?
<2> i want to buy ASUS this time. what i hate with asus it they don't have a CPU support list
<3> it's right on the menu on their support page, you don't even have to look around for it: http://support.asus.com/cpusupport/cpusupport.aspx?SLanguage=en-us
<2> BrainMast: thank you very much
<3> np
<2> BrainMast: is a motherbaord without a # RAID: N/A
<2> # SCSI: N/A
<2> is a good deal?
<3> ?
<2> this motherboard Gigabye LGA775 [GA-8I865GMK-775]-Intel 865G haven't got RAID and SCSI
<3> scsi is on very high end boards, raid is more common on the mid/higher end boards
<2> thank BrainMast
<2> BrainMast: what's the advantage of using SATA HD?
<3> pata will eventually die
<2> i think SATA you are only allowed one drive right?
<2> i mean you can't slave
<3> one drive per cable
<3> basicly
<4> hey
<4> anyone here available to give me a few answers ?
<5> re
<6> ..
<4> Ethernet (IEEE802.3) is a bus network with decentralized control in which the computers transmit whenever they want and if there are packet collisions each computers waits a random time before retrying
<4> is that statement true or false ?
<6> u study for N+?
<4> solving a quiz for uncle
<4> dont' have much time , do u know the answer ? ;\
<7> Uhm...I'd say false but who knows we don't give answers to homework questions, though we'll ***ist you if you ask the right questions in the correct order :)
<4> huh >
<4> it's a quis
<4> quiz
<4> i only have 37 minutes left
<7> :)
<4> i'm doing most with wikipedia
<7> now how does that help you?
<4> it helps me a lot
<4> depends on the type of question
<7> Well while you're at it look up CSMA/CD
<7> that should help you understand the question in which you presented us and the answer for it
<7> !what csmacd
<4> not now
<7> !what csma/cd
<7> hum..
<4> when i'll learn this for myself
<7> dumb bot
<4> i'm doing the quiz for my uncle
<7> while you're at it answer this: "If a multicast group has recipients on every subnet, which of the PIM modes should be used?"
<7> :P
<4> Drevlan,
<4> you still there ?
<7> Sup?
<4> i only need 1 answer from u
<7> ok
<4> in LANs with ................. every bit propagates itself independently from the others on the ring, without waiting for the rest of the package
<4> what types of lans are those ? :o
<4> topology, i think
<7> I already told ya dude we don't answer those types of questions
<4> damn
<7> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Network_topology
<8> :)
<7> read through that
<9> Lock in B thanks Eddie..
<4> but can;t you take a guess ? ;p
<9> hmmm, in that case, i'll ask the audience..
<7> I know the answer, as well as I bet 98% of the people in here. However we don't answer those questions it's been a channel policy since it's start
<9> :)
<10> "on the ring"?
<10> are you talking about... Token Ring networks?
<10> don't have much time... mm
<10> sounds like you uncle is taking Network+, and getting answers from a Cellphone SMS messages :P
<10> -a
<8> lol
<10> Cheating is bad
<8> sure is
<10> You know why... Because even if you p*** the exam, and get the questions right...
<10> You won't understand the answers, and you still **** :)
<8> you're screwed in the end
<8> :)
<9> and you won't remember..
<7> My only question is WHY oh WHY would anyone need ***istance with these questions their so FREAKIN' easy it's retarded
<10> So, you might as well learn them, and give you certificate some worth.
<10> lol
<8> then again, multiple-choice exams should be outlawed
<8> :P
<8> how many choices are there for every question on the N+?
<7> probably the standard 4
<8> lol
<8> 4.. that just ****s
<8> so even if you know jack ****
<8> you should still statistically get 25%
<8> :)
<7> Yeah but on a decent test you need 80 to p*** :)
<8> personally I think that tests that require that high percentage... are too easy
<7> So you're saying that Cisco certs are easy then?
<10> heh
<7> Why aren't you CCNP/CCDP and CCIE written certified?
<7> Please do tell
<10> CCIE has a 25% p*** rate.
<8> why on earth would I want a CCIE or CCNP?
<7> I mean they're so damn EASY
<8> tell me that
<8> :)
<7> I dunno maybe the 100,000 a year paycheck ?
<10> Or the status
<6> yeah ccie says alot
<10> You know - walk into the room and people start tripping over.
<8> Drevlan: starting pay, or like.. after 5 years? ;)
<10> "OMG! A CCIE! We are not worthy, not worthy, not worthy."
<8> Intuitive: it doesn't have much status over here
<8> must be a US thing
<10> It doesn't?
<6> here in za its considered a big cert
<10> yeah, same as here in NZ
<10> There are only 64 in my country.
<7> Uhm dude as a CCIE you can easily get a starting job at $100,000 or more
<8> how can something that most people don't even know what is.. have high status?
<7> because in order to obtain the certification you would have had to have experience
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