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Has anyone actually read the article?
If you read the article it states that the guy that got arrested was not allowed to be on the tennis courts. The man's son does not attend that school. The man does not live in that city he lives in Decatur.
The man was their taking Tennis lessons...
Wait wait wait.. this coming from the guy that allows keyscore to harvest all facebook chats for the NSA and the other yet publicly unreleased program that uses all their face pattern match data they compiled months back.
There is a reason this has not been done in the "PC" world. Would you want to RMA an entire "fragile" device due to bad pixels or PC issues? laptops lend themselves naturally to shiping and have entire repair centers devoted to them, where this device would not and shiping would pose a problem...
I have a weird one for you gents.
My Gateway FX laptop that runs an Nvidia 9800 GTS video card is starting up in Black and White. It loads the Vista Login Pane in Black and white and when I login it then turns back to color when it executes whatever in system startup causes it go to my...
I cannot argue with a single point you have made, you are exactly right... that cpu utilization is always the deciding factor vs backplane bandwidth. Especially when you involve any form of filter sets or use any form of dynamic route distribution. Which is why all hardware has at least double...
Unfortunatly due to the 1996 Telecommunications Act the growth is limited to cities / areas where permission is granted by the local municipalities. You would be amazed how many local providers provide funding and support to local schools or build football stadiums etc.. for high school teams...
As I am one of the sole people responsbile for infastructure/bandwidth expansion for FIOS I believe I can answer this question, in regards to verizons policy on backbone acceptable use levels and even stricter controls on fios I can tell you that the model you mention is incorrect. Teir1 ISP's...
Get a program by the name of Veritas Backup Exec, or Retrospect and simply backup the whole server.
The program will automaticly backup any changed files on the server every day after that.
No fuss no muss.. if your server dies, restore the backup and your good to go.
Easy way to do it is simply enable content filtering on the PC in Internet Explorer and set it to level 0 sites are not allowed.. ie blocks literally everything, and then override those mechanic sites..
Tell the content manager not to allow no rating sites as well, and bamo your done.
Also...
Its dependant on the OS to be honest... Is this a hybrid? CAT OS? regular cisco IOS?
Hot swaping blades always has the possibility of bringing down an OS.
OMFG whoever said "for" is a moron.
You hot swap a T1 ESU and youll get 2 things.. either a crashed OS if your REALLY REALLY lucky, or the more likely possibility of a FRIED backplane.
Simply get a VPN concentrator, and your good to go..
Cisco makes some great products in that regards...
ie a Cisco VPN Concentrator, makes your life very easy that way.
This is rather simple and I believe you want "NAT" not "PAT"
But to answer your question you can simply use ip natpool overload, and assign the pool however many ip's you can spare, for 100 users 2 should do, 3 would be better...
But 2 ip's should be ok for about 6 months before you have...