bladedanny

Hi, Has anyone had any issue with gmail imap and thunderbird since the new https filtering that requires importing the YHGfL certificate has been implemented? Thunderbird refuses to download new mail today and I don't know if it's related to that. I've imported the .crt into thunderbird. Thanks,

Can you disable the DHCP server on the PiNet and let your main DHCP server handle it? If they're on the same network the Pis should still be able to access the internet.

This line from their website I've never used it but according to this line you should be fine.

Ah yes, I have both server and client on one device.

I used to have this setup but I found when I turned the TV off it would also shutdown the Pi and stop recording etc. Ended up using the netbook and bought a cheap IR receiver and remote.

I use Kodi (not 100% needed for this) and TVHeadend for this. I have a small netbook in the tv cabinet with a usb DVB tuner. I use it to stream and record TV channels. Usually I stream them onto my iPad when someone is watching something rubbish on the main TV. Or used to playback recorded shows on the main TV.

Are you looking for amplification or for recording?

With the third I choke you to death just so you can look smart at events and interviews.

Looks like LAG is what's going to be best. We have netgear switches which look easy enough to configure LAG. I'm presuming it needs to be configured at both ends.

Networking noob time. Can you connect two switches with two cables? I'm sure I've had them both connected and the switches just freaked out, like a network storm.

Hi All, I know there's been a lot of posts about VLANS but can't see one similar to my question. I'm pretty new to VLANS but think I understand the basics. Basically we have two buildings, the one with the servers and router in works at an acceptable speed, the other can be a bit slow. My main concern is that our admin office is in the second building and access to the network and SIMS can be at times a bit slow. Currently everything from building 1 to building 2 goes via a single copper cat 5e cable supposedly running at a gig. We do have a second cat 5e cable that follows the same route that is not in use. If I have this second cable and the admin office on a separate VLAN to the rest of the building and set the servers and printers to trunk ports for both VLANS would this work? In other words can I send the admin office traffic down one cable to the main switch and the rest of the building down another and see improvements on speed? I know in an ideal world we would link the buildings via fiber but, at least for now, this isn't an option. Thanks,

I... err... knew that, I was just testing. Yeah that's it, just testing.

Can you enable verbose messages (I think it's that) so it actually says what part it's on rather than showing please wait?

1995 to be precise Hackers (1995) - IMDb

If you haven't already check out Scott manley's videos on youtube. They're really good and he has a beginners guide based on the newer aerodynamics simulation. Edit. Never mind, just read further up that you've said you watch him.