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<0> anyone see a problem with mirroring the System partition and the swap partition?
<1> on what os/harware
<0> win2k3 scsi drives
<0> looks like its best not to have a seperate parition if its on the same disk as the os
<1> well, windows dont have a "swap partition" it has a page file which is just on c:\ so you can mirror it all you want.
<2> hey halakar
<3> hi there Intuitive
<4> need some help: i want to use my broadband connection at work to play an online game from home; i've set openvpn so i can ping my pc from work ; what should i do next?
<4> not really
<4> because my traffic between my home PC and my work PC is metropolitan traffic
<5> what kind of internet connection you have at home?
<4> and i have a really good connection at work
<2> oo, metropolitan
<4> anyway, i was interested in how could i make that work
<5> vpn is slow - just a fraction of the speed
<2> espwecially for a game
<6> can you unlock a mobile phone with a usb data cable?
<5> only if the end fits into the lock
<7> her there
<7> quick question, if i am behind a firewall/router, can someone get my mac address?
<5> no
<5> I dont think so
<8> You're right, they can't
<7> is my MAC address included with my IP address in a data packet?
<7> ANY type of data packet?
<8> Not TCP packets
<7> so if i only have TCP/IP protocol installed then that shouldn;t be a problem
<8> Your MAC, in your will be inside each Ethernet fra,e sent to your router
<5> and what if they could?
<7> just curious because I heard that certain games ban people by MAC address
<8> Once it gets to your router, the frame is discarded, and a new frame created from the router.
<7> one of my friends was telling me...
<8> Perhaps that particular game sends the MAC address within it's data packets.
<7> and i googled it, and there is a program call "hide my mac address" and one of the advantages is "get into gaming sites that are banned"
<7> http://www.hide-my-ip.com/hidemymacaddress.shtml
<8> You can actually find out for yourself, it you download a Packet Sniffer
<7> you;d think, that if the game actually sent the MAC address they'd figure out someway to read it directly from the hardware
<8> ww.ethereal.com
<7> i got ethereal, but doesnt that just work behind my router?
<8> Yes, but you can see what is inside each packet that it sent from your computer.
<7> gotchya
<8> And hence, determine whether or not someone can get your MAC address from the Internet, knowing what has just been said - re: frames
<9> the router sends a mac address
<7> okay :)
<9> to the modem
<8> - taht program on that link you pasted, is for spoofing a MAC address
<7> TARDIS: but you can do that from windows itself using the properties page of ur NIC right?
<8> Some vendors allow you to specify a "network address"
<8> and the MAC is the only true address that you can ever have
<10> TMS: u around?
<7> cool
<7> thanks guys
<10> ummm....help?
<10> how to make a catalyst 2924xl managed?
<11> HATE YOU
<11> what you talking bout willis?
<10> trying to make a catalyst 2924XL managed,
<10> consoled into it, have it reset,
<10> trying to give it an ip address now,
<11> uhm
<11> oh
<11> you need to ***ign it within your default vlan
<10> ok, so 'en'
<10> then 'configure'
<11> yeah
<11> config t
<10> then 'ip'
<10> ?
<11> vlan0 I think
<11> lemme get on mine
<10> no vlan0 option
<11> vlan1
<11> ip address (ip address)a.b.c.d (netmask) a.b.c.d (cr)
<11> config t
<11> int vlan1
<11> then the ip address without the ()'s or the words between em
<10> ip address 10.0.0.6 255.255.255.248
<10> so that'd be the command?
<10> to give it an ip of 10.0.0.6?
<11> sure
<11> on the subnet of .248
<11> /29 right
<10> yep
<11> ****ing myspace
<11> trying to hit on women
<10> subnet # 10.0.0.0/29
<11> and it's just not working
<10> LOL
<10> ok,
<10> so if I hook it up now, i should be able to telnet to it?
<11> it's like real life
<11> did you set vty 0 4 p***word?
<10> nope
<11> then nope you can't telnet to it
<11> config t
<11> vty 0 4
<11> p***word (yourp***wordhere)
<11> err line vty 0 4
<10> line vty 0 4 p***wd
<10> ^
<10> % Invalid input detected at '^' marker.
<10> the ^ is under the first letter
<10> thoughm,
<11> config t
<11> line vty 0 4
<11> p***word blah
<11> line vty 0 4 is like an interface
<10> oh
<10> ok, think it's set now,
<11> copy run start
<10> Switch#write
<10> Building configuration...
<10> [OK]
<10> Switch#copy run start
<10> Destination filename [startup-config]?
<10> Building configuration...
<10> [OK]
<10> Switch#
<10> ****, that was too much,
<10> ok, that's what i should see, right?
<11> sure
<11> now ping it and tehn telnet
<10> can't, at the moment, let me get it set back up real quick,
<10> brb
<11> well?
<10> 1 timed out, 3 made it,
<11> that's normal
<11> can you telnet
<10> yeah, got into it now,
<10> thank ya,
<10> now i can study away from home :)
<11> ;)
<11> where's my 2924xl?
<12> argh
<11> ?
<12> knocked the server down,
<12> pulling the power cords out,
<12> and giving me a sore shoulder now,
<12> hehehe
<11> lol
<11> good for you
<11> learn not to do that huh?
<11> my fscking ups battery has a warning light on it again
<12> well, it's in a closet, and up on a shelf
<11> it's been about a year since I replaced it's battery
<12> shouldn't go bad that fast, should it?
<11> well the ups is old
<11> and it's under a lot of environmental stress
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