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<0> Is it possible to network a DVD burner
<1> what sort of dvd burner
<1> and define "network"
<1> please
<0> It's an internal IDE burner that can't be hooked up to another computer which has the data on it.
<0> I wanted to network it locally, and then be able to burn data from the compute with the data (but doesn't have a burner) via the burner on the other computer.
<1> etard: and you want to use thedriveto copy data off a cd/dvd, or actually burn data to it?
<0> burn data to it.
<0> A diagram would be easier for me to show you.
<2> hi all, anyone awake?
<2> hi all, how to setup a network that doesn't permit a client to reach to the other clients but only it's gateway. please advise.
<3> put firewalls on all of them, and block all incoming TCP and UDP ports
<4> heh
<4> deja vu
<3> :) it is indeed
<4> 19:40 <@Arkaic> traffic to clients on the same subnet never goes to the router.....so you need to separate (subnet) or use host firewalls.
<4> 19:42 < ngine> host firewalls?
<3> oh, he's doing the ol' repetition trick
<3> nie day all, love
<3> nice
<5> hrm
<6> I have an ATA
<6> how do i make it work now?
<7> ata?
<8> you plug it in and turn on the power
<9> anyone here with msn word
<9> ?
<9> ms word
<10> no msn wierd here
<3> heh papi
<11> re
<11> I want to aggregate 2 E1 serial links into multilink ppp w/ applied QoS to it, any advises/caveats?
<12> HI
<12> :D
<12> Can you network 2 computers using a USB cable?
<13> ThomasJ: http://www.windowsnetworking.com/articles_tutorials/usbmain.html
<12> baud: Awesome, thank you
<13> read it first. understand it. and if you solved your problems with it. then thank me. :)
<12> Hrmph, should've mentioned it's a linux box
<12> Hehe.. great reply baud
<13> its a good place to start though. even if its using windows.
<12> indeed
<12> Oh well.. will just go with ethernet.. I really do appreciate it though baud..
<12> I didn't feel like waiting for my pcmcia network adapter to arrive and thought if I could do it with USB I would.. :D
<12> But I would have to order the USB Net LinQ cable anyways..
<12> For my laptop, running Slackware, would I be better off getting a Linksys 10/100 adapter or an SMC 10/100 adapter? (Regaurding support for either card)
<14> hmm
<12> I would think either would use the 8139too module
<14> I'm not sure what chipset Linksys uses
<14> well, SMC make their own NIC chips too
<12> I do know, however, that my linksys 10/100 in this machine works just fine in Slackware
<12> I mean, it was found without issue and setup without issue as well
<14> well, the brand doesn't really matter that much, it's the chipset that matters
<12> Gotya
<14> Realtek 8139 is pretty common though
<14> nubshoes?
<12> I just figured the SMC is $10.00 cheaper so why spend the extra $10.00 if it isn't necessary
<12> nubshoes == newb
<12> It's a term we use alot in gaming, sorry
<14> yea, that's why people ignore the Intel PRO NICs with superior performance
<14> even though the NIC is just a tiny, tiny part of the whole cost of the system
<14> :)
<14> fry $2000 on the system, and $10 on the NIC
<14> ;)
<3> true - I have tonnes of RTL8139s
<14> yea, I'm still trying to get rid of mine
<14> lol
<12> Heh.. it's a junk laptop that I got for free, I slapped it with Slackware and was going to stick it on the network to play mp3's from, vnc into the windows boxes, etc..
<14> but in the really, really cheap systems... they're ok
<12> I have probably close to 10 linksys (pci) 10/100 cards laying around here
<12> too bad I can't just cram one of them into that little slot.. ;)
<12> Not that there is anything wrong with them, they are just left-overs/extras.. all my machines are running linksys cards atm..
<12> So I think I will just go ahead and order the Linksys, since I've had such good fortune with them in the past
<12> Being that this is my first laptop, I just wanted to make sure linux wasn't going to bitch when I threw a linksys pcmcia card in it
<14> never know
<14> well, you know if you buy some specific brand where you know what chip you get
<3> always check the hardware list first
<3> It shouldn't have to be that way, but reading should come before buying.
<12> Yeah.. gonna go do that now
<14> reading should always be done before buying
<14> and it should stay that way
<14> :)
<3> =)
<15> hello there
<15> i need help from Ops......
<15> can anyone tell me what is my ip address ?
<3> /whoi SarKastiKus
<3> /whois SarKastiKus
<4> arkaic@incognito:~$ ./dnswhois.pl 196.29.193.10
<4> Angola
<15> city ?
<15> exact location?
<15> office or bedrom??...hehehe
<3> sorry; we need a Hollywood director to make that happen.
<3> Maybe a Flash file to show the satellites zooming in to your bedroom window.
<16> want me to make one?
<16> I'll make it in Canvas instead since Flash is proprietary
<3> heh
<3> *beep beep* Target Identified: SarKastiKus
<15> hehehe
<15> you guys...your sense of humor is very strong
<15> it kills me
<15> shoot "intuitive
<15> how may i ***ist you?
<15> ham?
<3> ah
<3> Find me a new job
<3> Get me some chocolate
<3> Take me to the hairdresser
<15> ehhehehe.....
<15> you are having serious mind problems
<3> =)
<12> Yay.. laptop is online.. :D
<17> buenas
<17> <17> alguien sabe como puedo hacer para dejar a usuarios de un hotel usar el wifi...de la red
<17> <17> pero ke no puedan ver o acceder a los recursos compartidos de la red
<18> Hello! Why does a user and p***word window apears to someone from a LAN who tryes to access my computer? I don't have an administrator p***word, and did not put any p***words on the shared folders. I use windows xp sp2
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