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<0> hi
<0> im using true image software. one image doesnt work on other PC how can i make it work applying some modifications?
<1> GreenPath: http://www.acronis.com/enterprise/products/ATISWin/faq.html#20
<0> cool thnx
<2> anyone want to trade an access point and bridge for a pix?
<1> hah. thats funny.
<2> why is that
<3> pix of what?
<4> caveman: ja
<4> s/ja/yo
<5> looks like yer onion is working
<4> i think you are on the term
<4> never mind..wrong command
<4> just term'ed in .. not getting http or console though
<4> did you swing by?
<4> 2038 yes?
<5> no, didnt swing by yet
<4> ja..must be tor then
<4> going to have to look closer at the boot proc
<4> might be i2p also
<4> not sure which one starts first
<5> you secured the box a lil bit too much
<4> hah
<4> i would agree @ the moment though :)
<5> since its up and either i2p'ing or tor'ing away, is a 9pm tomorrow kosher, or you want me to run by tonight
<4> nah..don't want to make you go out of your way
<4> you got fam and all
<4> tomorrow works fine
<5> i'm just fscking tired
<5> and thats after working 12 hours yesterday, 12 hours today, and 8 hours dealing with house and lawyer **** on fri
<4> ****ing up some testing but one day ain't going to kill me
<4> lawyer ****?
<5> for buying the house
<5> ny ur required to use a lawyer
<4> wow
<4> WI you can do it at the bar drunk if you wish
<4> as easy as buying a car
<5> ny you could do it in a bar drunk...as long as all lawyers are present
<4> hahah
<5> buyers, sellers, AND the banks
<4> going to have to deal w/ that **** myself in 6monts
<4> though still think I would rather pick up some property and build a hosue
<6> any1 here familiar with Motorola's Canopy?
<7> sorry i am not
<7> http://motorola.canopywireless.com/
<8> hello
<8> anyone here?
<1> yup
<8> so I am trying to use azureus but I am having problems with NAT and DHT firewall
<6> use bitlord instead...
<6> its surpases NAT problems..
<8> I have already put myself on the DMZ from the router and allowed the acception in windows firewall
<8> surpases nat problems?
<6> yeah!!!
<8> how does it do that>?
<1> just do port forwarding
<6> dont know..
<6> Bitlord overcomes NAT problems even if u dont have any port forwarding.. it will download torrents at better speed..
<8> torrent clients are a dime a dozen...
<8> but here is the kicker... This was working earlier, but w/o warning or any doing from me I suddenly have NAT problems and it says my DHT is firewalled, but to my best knoledge is it not
<8> could this be the ISP trying to slow down the torrent traffic?
<6> mayb.. :)
<8> **** these ISPs
<8> They don't care about their customers network needs, jsut there own
<7> azureus has uPnP enable the plugin
<7> and enable it in you router
<7> then move off the default ports
<7> it works
<7> if you are patient
<8> where would the uPnP setting be at in a dlink router menu?
<9> browse around it is usually under advanced
<7> dunnno the dlink menu
<8> is there another name for uPnP?
<7> nope
<9> universal plug and play
<7> some routers dont do it
<9> i personally do not like upnp
<7> I do but only for internal use
<9> why do you need to forward for the lan?
<7> I have 2 apps that use it and it works but i run a custom firmware in my outer
<7> upnp inside the LAN controls forwarding to the outside guess I was abiguous there
<8> I found "Special Application
<8> Special Application is used to run applications that require multiple connections.
<9> ah ok :)
<7> dd-wrt firmware my Buffalo firmware worked too but told me nothing
<9> that is port triggering in most router
<8> is that the same thing?
<9> upnp is a check off
<7> cool
<8> I don't think this router has uPnP
<8> grrr, lousy neigbhor's router
<8> but, wouldn't putting my PC on the DMZ sorta make using uPnP not needed?
<7> yaeh but it will make you wide open too
<8> hey, it is not like I store any personal info on this machine
<8> this is my media PC
<7> hang on
<8> it's only purpose in life is to play downloaded content, mild web surfing, and some gaming.
<7> take it
<8> I did
<8> what is it?
<7> pic of azureus ports
<7> hmmm
<7> http://webpages.charter.net/nemo288/azureusPorts.JPG
<7> set the router and azureus to use the same ports and you should be in business
<7> 7000 is for the secure tracker dont need it unless you use it
<8> I just found info about the router on google, uPnP has been enabled
<8> but hey, my issue is that I am having these problems even though I am on the DMZ
<8> azureus is saying that my DHT is firewalled, but it is not
<7> restart it
<7> lemme try the dcc again I want to get it working
<7> yay!
<7> I use different ports on each computer and forward them to the appropriate IP/MAC
<7> so DCC will work on all he boxes
<8> it worked
<7> cool
<7> port triggering works well to open IDENTd for multiple boxes
<8> thanks for helping me trouble shoot my problem
<7> !country tr
<10> Country name for .TR is TURKEY
<11> I am going to start this out with saying my background is in software development. My primary function at my current job is web programming and db design. I thought I had accounted for crisis. I have a reliable backup/restore process. I ran into something today that I didn't acct for. IIS on one my web server went down. Initial thought was to restore the file to another server and repoint the external ip to the new server.
<11> my network admin said no
<11> other things are using that external ip and it needs to stay pointed to the server to which it is pointing now
<11> Can anyone point me to resources or suggest books/websites on how to successfully implement website failover in the event this happens again?
<11> if incoming requests can not be met by the main server, i would like it to failover to a backup server
<12> clustering
<12> You can restore the files to a new web server, so long as it's configured properly. Then use port forwarding on your router to give access to teh web server again
<12> Clustering will give you backups, if one server fails - and/or load balancing to even the load on each server
<12> incoming requests are distributed amongst the nodes in the cluster
<13> redundancy, not backup :p
<11> that is exactly what i need.
<13> it would **** if the sync source synched faulty data and that was all the backup
<11> Can any of you point me in the right direction for reading up on this. I am pretty familiar with Win 2000/2003 Server and IIS. My network skills are mediocre, at best.
<14> Intuitive oh, does a router handle the requests? or another machine?
<12> heh, machines ofcourse
<12> The nodes combine and use a single Ip address;
<12> The router plays no parts in the workings of the cluster
<12> part*
<14> ah
<12> to every other node on teh network; it may as well be a single machine.
<12> Most of the popular websites are clustered;
<12> www.google.com, www.microsoft.com
<14> right
<12> Microsoft has 10 clusters over the planet; each location with 8 servers.
<14> sweet
<14> netcraft confirms it? :p
<12> who?
<1> netcraft.net, I ***ume
<12> oh, no, Microsoft had it on their website
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