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twin--turbo

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  1. So where do you run to when the panic goes off? Rob
  2. All need to read this..... Refer to rule 5 Velominati › The Rules
  3. LAst build was in 2012 cmcbuild_home.iss - cmc2 - cmc - remote computer management tool - Google Project Hosting
  4. Better link. https://www.aldi.co.uk/en/specialbuys/thursday-26th-september/
  5. in ciscoland, seting ports as "portfast" stops them sending/recivind spanning tree BDU information. this means the port comes up and negotiates client links much faster. We found PXE DHCP failed on switches without portfast. worth investigating.
  6. Ebay for old equipment
  7. We give them a virtual amount each week, top ups have to be requested via SLT, so it's very infrequent.
  8. Router on a stick. I assume hopefully that the fibre is just an end to end network link. What you need to do on Core B , is set it's default route to be CORE A. On core A you also need to put in static routes for each of the CORE B networks and have it's next hop as Core B. in ours we have a 192.168.1.x network for Core A and Core B. (A) being 192.168.1.1 Linked by the fibre to (B) being 192.168.1.2 So the default route on core (B) would go to 192.168.1.1 and in your case, on the core A you would add static routes Pointing at all your Core(B) networks with the next hop as 192.168.1.2 Rob
  9. It's a gr8 foundation for any networking job, most of the course is theory on general networking. But what is your career intentions? Rob
  10. The netbook market was killed off last year, all the major players pulled their products. Rob
  11. Not a lot to go on there.. Who's site is it, Who's DNS is it? How do they get the current IP? Rob
  12. May have to have a look through the change log... Rob
  13. That's two different subnets though, where he says split scope on one subnet. Split scope would be done by two DHCP servers sharing the load of one subnet. Rob
  14. he printed about 20 shots complaining the colour was wrong. it was not until I realised he was adjusting the colour to look right on his old crt ( with no Pantone colour data ) that I advised 1) trust the camera , printer and not the screen. 2) get a new LCD that will have more true colour library. he also uses a doubler between the expensive body and expensive lense which does not help many of the shots. Rob
  15. Not saying it is. I enjoy taking photographs, My farther in law is hung up on using his expensive kit. He would have been better of sticking with the 450D or a top of the range crossover. Rob
  16. My farther in law sold his 450D and bought a 7D, then spent 1500K on accessories. I can get better results with my compact as I can take it everywhere and capture the moment. We even got a camera phone shot better than most of his grainy blured efforts of birds 200ft away... Rob
  17. 1 Nic on subnet 1 1 Nic on subnet 2 2 scopes, one for each subnet. 2 sets of scope options to specify the default route and dns servers. Rob
  18. twin--turbo

    Dune

    i once started a dune 2 session after getting in from uni probably 5PM.... got up to get a coffe and it was 3AM..... Many hours of fun with it and command an conqure
  19. Your in a house with 80 devices? we don't even have 16.....
  20. Is it actualy routing then? I.E. two different Subnets? Rob
  21. I ammended my response, if your using a router then the network will not see the client MAC addresses. Rob
  22. If your using a router. Then the rest of your network will not see the client MAC addresses anyway Does the router not support mac whitelisting, L2 network blocking needs to be done as close to the edge as possible so in your case directly on the AP's if supported ( a pain if they are not centraly managed ) or on the first network device they connect to the router. Rob
  23. I take it you don't have a wireless lan controller based WIFI network. Rob
  24. we have never used a single supplier ( appart from the tie ) and neither has my sons school. Plain black Jumper, White shirt, black Trousers. All available in Asda, Morrisons, Tesco, etc... Having the Uniform means students don't get segregated ( bullied ) for not having expensive cloathes. Rob
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