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<0> hey ho
<0> can someone help here
<1> =)
<2> trying smoothwall now,
<2> i need to be able to redirect to '127.0.0.1' when these attackers hit my server,
<3> i'm trying to get excited about linux, but it just hasn't happened yet
<3> the politics wears on me
<4> Kab00m, well theres lots to get excited about, maybe you like having a great looking 3d desktop, maybe you like having access to source code, or maybe you just enjoy learning about a new OS
<4> its up to you
<3> is it ineffective to learn c++ with Linux as your main os?
<3> I'm told Linux is all about plain C
<4> although traditionally the majority of the code was straight C, learning c+ would still help you alot, again it all depends what you're interested in and what u wanna go with linux
<5> just had cable installed and i'm not sure if my disconnects are them or me
<6> dsl line 1 --- router 1 --- same switch --- 5 pcs A- E
<6> dsl line 2 --- router 2 --- same switch --- 5 pcs F - J
<6> router 1 - ip address is 192.168.2.1.
<6> router 2 - ip address is 192.168.2.2
<6> PCS - A - E ( ip address 192.168.2.3 - 192.168.2.7 ) has been set with dns and gateway 192.168.2.1
<6> PCS - F - J ( ip address 192.168.2.8 - 192.168.2.12 ) has been set with dns and gateway 192.168.2.2
<6> is that possible ?
<6> or do i really have to purchase 2 different switches ?
<6> because i already have a 16 port switch, wondering if its just enough
<1> very possible
<6> no conflict ?
<1> they all have different IPs, what is there to conflict with?!
<6> will each pcs A - E be able to share files with pcs F-J ?
<1> Yip.
<1> And each PC can use whatever router you choose, as a gateway.
<6> as long as i set the respective ip address of the router i want to use ?
<1> Yeahp.
<6> if i send a file from pc A to pc J. the file only p***es via switch right ? the traffic wont reach router 1 and router 2 right ?
<6> so not to congest routers
<1> Not if you use a Switch, no.
<1> It would if you used a Hub.
<6> yes using a new 16 port switch
<6> i wish there is a decent dual wan router :-)
<1> There is; it's called Cisco or Juniper
<6> expensive ? will only be using it on a small office
<1> There's possibly a cheap router out there which does what you want
<6> how does a dual wan router work ? it combines the 2 dsl lines ? or does one dsl act as a failsafe and goes active , when 1 goes down
<1> Combines
<1> Though you can use one as a backup (as is often done)
<1> DSl though, is not suitable as a backup, for obvious reasons
<1> - Clearly, because it's not on-demand - it's always-on
<6> ok thanks a lot for the replies
<6> thanks :-)
<1> You don't want to pay an entire Internet bill for something which is only used once in a blue moon
<6> agree
<1> ISDN is commonly used for backup
<1> So is 56k dial-up (DS0), for the truly desperate
<4> -shiver-
<1> :)
<6> i just want to make sure that the 5 pcs will use router 1 for dsl 1
<6> and next 5 pcs will use router 2 for dsl 2
<6> at the same time, be able to transfer files locally for all 10 pcs, with only 1 16 port switch
<1> Well, that's up to you. As said before; it's possible, and very, very easy to configure in such a way.
<4> Cisco's got alot of redundancy possibilities in terms of routing and hardware fail-over you could look at, comes down to how much uptime is worth
<1> *nods in agreement*
<1> Speaking of failover; there's a diagram on Ratemynetworkdiagram.com ....
<1> dear lord. Never in my days...
<1> http://www.ratemynetworkdiagram.com/?i=1413
<4> I never knew so many others spend hours and hours and hours using visio
<1> neither
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