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    getting the system resolvable from name to ip in debian

    why dont you just assign your linux machine a static address outside of the dhcp range? ifconfig eth0 192.168.1.80 (assuming you have a linksys router...) That way if you do any port fowarding it will never change and you wont have to change to host files around.
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    Woo

    Finally got out of this ISP Tech Support job and into a NOC position w/ a different company!!!!! Man I'm stoked and nervous because I dont know much about voice circuits and provisioning lucent 5ess's and other voice stuff (I'm a data kinda guy) - guess I get to learn tho. Sorry - had to get it...
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    remote desktop problems.... HELP!!

    Dont you need terminal server licensing and if you dont have it after a certain number of days the temporary certificates are invalid.
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    First website + webserver...a lil advice?

    First you kinda need to understand DNS: A records map a name to an IP address - SO you want something like this: @ (this is your domain + TLD ie: mydomain.net.) www (so people can resolve www.mydomain.net. and not just mydomain.net.) if you run any other services: mail ftp CNAME...
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    Network/Workgroup Permission Issues

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    Network/Workgroup Permission Issues

    This is all I could dig up - never really had that much trouble myself: Are both machines XP? Home or Pro? You may want to try running: netsh int ip reset log.txt That will reset your TCP/IP stack and then reboot - see if that helps.
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    Switching to linux.

    I prefer debian - but i dont run any Xserver system - just the ol console since its mainly a server. No bloat here.
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    Network/Workgroup Permission Issues

    Do you have any other firewall software enabled? If you see the other PC - you should be able to view shared file/folders on it as long as they are both in the same workgroup.
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    Dual Wireless?

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    Apache Question

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    strange firewall hit

    Starting nmap V. 3.00 ( www.insecure.org/nmap/ ) Host 64-164-108-165.deploy.akamaitechnologies.net (64.164.108.165) appears to be up ... good. Initiating Connect() Scan against 64-164-108-165.deploy.akamaitechnologies.net (64.164.108.165) Adding open port 22/tcp Adding open port 443/tcp...
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    Should I even try this???

    Depends what you qualified for and how far from the CO you are. If you are close to the CO then it may be a bridge tap on your phone line that is causing interference w/ the DSL signal. Phone systems are old and have some wierd things attached to them (load coils and bridge taps....)
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    Should I even try this???

    Depends what type of DSL it is... older PPPoE is not worth it. If its bridged or PPPoA then you can give it a shot - you have a slightly better upload speed so if you serve anything then that will help. If all you do is download I'd suggest cable. There are some more technical area's you can...
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    Please Help . . . my education/caareer depends on it.

    I'd side with the BS - I wish I had stayed in college - but im doing alright for not having any. Once you get in a field and have experience on the equipment you'll learn the in and outs of the Cisco IOS and configurations - then you go and get certified. Otherwise you try to cram school and...
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    Virtual Host Problems [Apache 2.0.52]

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