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    script to automatically display pictures as thumbnails?

    this sound up your alley: http://gallery.sourceforge.net/ if you dont like all that, google phpthumb. that will do the trick also. i know there is a few asp programs out there too, but ive only used php for thumbnailing
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    Find my dynamic IP address remotely...

    port forwarding section in your router
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    Career network job

    wow, i took a little different route then you took digital7. i found an internet help desk tech lvl 1 job straight out of high school and was quickly promoted to lvl2 becuase well...i put the most trouble calls to rest in the shortest amount of time and the boss liked that. the trouble was just...
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    Good program for monitoring home network bandwidth of 4 computers using XP, help

    the linux firewall idea sound much better, so im just adding a few more options to the fire here to limit bandwidth on a client: http://www.netlimiter.com/ to monitor bandwidth on a client: http://www.dumeter.com/ both of those are managed from the client, i dont think this is what...
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    Can one mix and match switches and routers from different brands?

    well you can set cisco trunks to use dot1q encapsulation so it doesnt really matter anyhow. unless youve got someone running your network who says encapsu-who? then youre in trouble.
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    What are the requirements for a game/file server?

    BF:V Linux Server
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    HELP! baffling static IP t1 connection settings

    thats why i was confused. why did he buy 32 addresses? why not buy a /29(.248) subnet and have 6 IPs for less $ and still nat all the users on 1 address. and have 5 open IPs for jsut in case purposes not 31...i agree totally about the public addresses for end users=dumb.
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    messing with the router

    you hit the nail on the head bob. blizzard started rolling out patches and what not with a modified bit torrent client built into the install of WoW. worked great when everyone was downloading the 1st patch when it came out and there were thousands of seeders, but now it generally crawls.
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    HELP! baffling static IP t1 connection settings

    ok so how many computers do you need hooked up at that site? youre paying for 32 addresses, why would you want to nat 1 address and use only that one. i would plug all the computers into the switch and use the static addresses. the way youre trying to set it up wont work unless maybe there is...
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    Diference between cat 6 and 5?

    yes, takes a little work to cram sheilded cat6 all the way into the tip. and ive seen cat5e run gigabit ~430ft. it took mega errors and died when it rained and didnt come back up till the ground dried. but it doesnt rain much in iraq :D
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    DHCP... who should do it?

    *slaps forehead* oh! good call, i dont know why i forgot to mention that too....thats especially true when using AD. nice save ianshot!
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    DHCP... who should do it?

    I'd go with a server close to the core of the network, that has the longest life expectancy; like a fairly new one or one that has been upgraded recently. That way you wont have to move it again anytime soon. But thats just me. in my experience, DHCP isnt very taxing on a server. As long...
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    Where do you buy your networking Gear?

    cheapest on pricewatch: Plenum 1000ft $135.00 Non-Plenum 1000ft $78.99
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    I need to get a MAC address from an IP address

    ping the ip and then do an "arp -a" if no luck there, try "nbtstat -A {IP ADDRESS}" if you want to know where its plugged into physically and you have cisco devices, you can hunt it down switch to switch using this command: "show mac-address-table" it outputs like this: vlan mac...
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    Man Charged With Stealing Wi-Fi Signal

    which brings us full circle, its not private if its not secured....or is it?
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