I installed Nexentastor on my old Tyan S2892 Opteron board. Install went through smoothly, but when it tries and loads I get the following:
syncing file systems... done
ereport.cpu.amd.nb.wdog ena=10825aa5ca00001 detector=[ version=0 scheme="
hc-list=[ hc-name="mothboard" hc-id="0"...
Is there a bundled package that can be installed on a computer with a couple of nics in it to function like your home router? With a nice web interface? I was wanting something like FreeNAS is to NAS. I have been searching around and haven't really been able to put what I am looking for into...
One word, efficiency.
When I was a student worker, I remember us plugging in some of our departments servers in a dryer looking outlet, which was 240V. Not sure how the outlet was wired though.
Reading through the post it sounds to me there shouldn't be an issue. Nema 6-15 or 6-20 plugs...
I was wondering if I can run a regular power supply on American 240V. Now all the current supplies here in the states say they run on 110-240V, however I wasn't sure if the 240V was only for the European standard.
Here in the states, our 240V is using 3 wires, hot-hot-ground. Europe(as I...
I found my problem, at least part of it. I checked my device manager settings on the nic in Windows, found that Jumbo Packets was turned on. Turned it off, and I am pushing around 44MB/sec using the 3com driver, 35MB/sec with the Windows supplied driver. This is still far slower than my copper...
Both NIC and switch are rated for both 50 and 62.5 but I am sticking with the 62.5 right now since I read it is less sensitive. In regards to wraps, the cable came wrapped in approximately 9" diameter. I was prepared to string it out straight to see if it made a difference, but I figured that...
Being that I got the stuff on ebay and it being 10 years old more or less I got it all for under 100 bucks. That is part of the problem, apparently Intel doesn't have any support info for their older products online. It will not even show up on their website if you type in my model of switch...
I got a little bored so I thought I would play with some fiber cable and my file server here at the house. I jumped on ebay and found a new 3com 3c985B-SX pci-x card and an Intel Netstructure 470T switch. Being new to this I bought a fiber cables at newegg which was 8.3/125 single mode, but with...
I haven't found alot of information pertaining to this exact topic here or elsewhere. I am just curious if it is safe(or a good idea) to use Window's Bitlocker on a RAID array.
On the current system I am working on I have a RAID1 array setup. Lets say the machine is stolen, Bitlocker should...
I just finished doing some additional testing using our main LAN switch. I plugged the HP into our main switch and then my laptop into the HP switch. Everything worked properly and I was able to see all computers on the LAN and they could see me. So it would seem that any type of port...
Thanks for the replies. Yes reset = power cycle.
To test the mac address/security settings I guess I could just plug the new HP switch into the old D-Link and see what I am able to ping. I could also just plug the HP into our main LAN switch and see if I can replicate the thing without even...
I have a situation which is a little out of the ordinary. I have 6 wireless bridges (SMC 2891W-AG). I have 3 at our main office, and the other 3 are at 3 different locations. The 3 at the main office connect to a small 5 port D-Link switch along with the WAN side of a router. With the current...
Disregard it, I just solved it and it was stupidity on my part.
The reason I have 5 ip addresses is because that was the only way to get any type of static addresses from the telco. I only really needed 1, but since I have 5 so I am using different public ip addresses per office. Each office...
Strange problem I am having here. I have a block of assignable ip addresses ranging from x.x.x.249 to x.x.x.253 with x.x.x.254 being my gateway address. I have my web and email serving on x.x.x.249. My other systems are set with the other available addresses.
When I set a system or router to...
I am helping one of the guys at the office move to a new machine. His main concern was being able to transfer the passwords Internet Explorer saves to the new machine. Since I never have IE keep my passwords for me, I have never come across this issue.
I searched and found a freeware program...
That is what I was planning to do was assign my isp as the secondary dns server, while having my win2003 box as the primary. So far, everything seems to be going quicker. I may try using both root dns and my isp as a forwarder and see what people here in the office think. As far as security I...
I think I have my final question as everything else is working great.
How can I have the DNS point http://webmail.example.com to https://webmail.wilcopeanut.com
With my dns service they call this webhop. Is there a similar service with the Windows DNS server?
I have got it working nicely. I created the new zone with my domain, popped my domain in there and bingo. I then created the reverse lookup and pointer so nslookup looks tidy.
Question, do I want to use Forwarders or Root Hints? I am thinking Root Hints sounds like the best choice, but I...
Cool, this has really helped out. I will give it a shot and let you guys know how it goes. I may not get everything finished up until Monday, but I will be sure and follow up here.
Do you think I should load the primary zone and play with that? Or is it more of a seconardy zone? I don't want to screw with our main domain hosting, which I did through dyndns, or is that not even an issue?
To start, I know DNS is probably the most difficult thing to master in regards to ip networking. What I am trying to do is real simple, or it sounds simple.
I have a network of around 25 computers.
I have a webserver in this network, which the router forwards to.
When a local computer...
Ok, I have been able to get the bridge working rock solid with zero problems. However I am not happy with the solution, so I guess it's more of a temporary solution. Going over the logs, it seems to stop working after the group key interval update. The logs said it updated successfuly, and as I...
If the TOS bothers you, have whoever your isp is install a second connection at your place, and have your inlaws on that account. I don't think the isp would have any problems with that, since they are gaining another customer they otherwise could not have.
I am shooting 7 miles on a hop for...
I have been doing a fresh install of an old Compaq Presario 1201T notebook that I have. I have put a fresh install of Windows 2000 on it. Everything seemed to be great after the install, except I noticed it did not show the battery indicator by the clock. I went to the device manager and didn't...
Having a bit of a strange problem with a wireless connection I just setup. I have a 3com 7760 AP running in G mode, and have been running it for well over a year. It us up near a windows, and gives access to a couple of laptops and to another building across our property. Again, no complaints. I...
I have confirmed that the memory was the problem, and not the hard drives or interface. I am still curious why this did not affect the SAS drive, however I am pleased everything is work well now. Thanks Underclocked.
I have put together a new build based around my old Athlon 64 4000+. I was able to pick up an Asus A8V-VM SE board. I am using all the onboard stuff and picked up 2 gigs of OCZ value pc3200. I am using a 320GB Hitachi Deskstar SATA with an HP SATA DVD Burner.
Everything posted perfectly, and...
I just assumed that there were 2GB SODIMMs for regular DDR, but I just looked and only saw them in DDR2 so I guess it isn't even an issue. Sorry to bother everyone. Thanks for the help.
I have my trusty Powerbook G4 here needing a ram upgrade. I know that Apple says the max is 1.25GB, but what happens if you stick a 2GB stick in there? I know with my old Dell laptop, it said max was 1GB, but that was just because they didn't make larger sticks at that time. Has anyone tried a...
Does anyone have an Address Book server for Windows that they recommend? I would like it to be based on LDAP so I can have different clients connect to it. I have seen a couple of how to guides, but everything that shows up on google is for linux. I wanted something to run on a Windows 2003...
Yeah, but Mutilator had the source to back it up :P
I have one last question about Exchange in general, and I am sure its a stupid one. The exchange server 2003 with 5 Clients, does this 5 clients number mean we can only have 5 email addresses? I am still trying to learn how all this server...
Hey SViper thanks for the response. I just have one last question before I begin setting up a testbed to try this out. Will Exchange have a way to login to everyone's pop accounts and then forward that mail to their exchange accounts? Thanks again for the all the help and ideas!
I got ya SViper, that was one of the things I liked. We rarely have people check email when they are outside the office, but if they need to they can just enter in our IP, or we ran register another domain name and pull up the outlook web access. This was another feature I really liked about...
Well that would be ideal, but our internet service here is NOT reliable. So having the pop provider gives us that extra reliability, without having to worry about changing around a bunch of stuff. How much trouble is it to setup an exchange server? Is it even possible to do what I want?
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