2009/11/4-17 [Computer/SW/P2P, Computer/Networking, Computer/SW/Security] UID:53495 Activity:nil | 11/4 Holy cow, I got a warning from my ISP that they were notified
by BSA/baytsp.com that I was copying music/video/software.
Do they do port scan or something? That's a first for me.
\_ They hang out on P2P networks and track IP addresses. -tom
\_ I believe they are paid by content providers to perform this
monitoring service, so you should only run this risk with content
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2008/11/7-13 [Computer/Networking] UID:51876 Activity:low | 11/7 Need help on http proxy. After I VPN to work, I'd like to tunnel
all the traffic to my machine. How do I setup my machine (Linux)
as a proxy server so that my home computers can route through it?
I'm asking because the site we're testing on requires that we
come from the same IP. If I use VPN, the server will reject me
based on the fact that it's a different IP than my work Linux.
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2008/8/5-10 [Computer/Networking] UID:50788 Activity:nil | 8/5 It looks like my company has started blocking HTTPS tunneling.
I used to do this by tunneling SSH through the HTTP/HTTPS proxy
server, but this seems to have stopped working. Does anyone know
how the implementation of tunneling detection works, and whether
there are widely available implementations? We run a bunch of MS
stuff, so I imagine we're running an MS proxy server or something.
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2007/6/28-7/2 [Computer/Networking] UID:47104 Activity:nil | 6/28 what?
We are deeply, deeply sorry to say that due to licensing constraints,
we can no longer allow access to Pandora for most listeners located
outside of the U.S. We will continue to work diligently to realize
the vision of a truly global Pandora, but for the time being we are
required to restrict its use. We are very sad to have to do this, but
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2006/10/31-11/2 [Computer/SW/OS/Windows] UID:45057 Activity:moderate | 10/31 A friend of mine said he's loving Microsoft again because Bill G
is starting to donate all of his money to charity. He's boycotting
Google, Yahoo, and other mega companies because they're too big and
too power and thinks they're all becoming the old Microsoft, whereas
Microsoft has recently done a lot of good things like investing in
education and charity. He just paid for a copy of Microsoft Windows
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2006/2/18-23 [Computer/Networking] UID:41923 Activity:low | 2/18 My DSL modem's ip address is 192.168.0.1, my internal network
behind my router is 10.0.0.x. Is there a way I can configure
the router so I can access the DSL modem from my 10.0.0.x
network directly without re-wiring? Static routes? I tried it
but no much luck. I also tried changing my internal network to
192.168.0.x, but still does not work. Thanks.
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2006/1/22-24 [Computer/Networking] UID:41477 Activity:nil | 1/21 I am trying to setup a small network for my girlfriend's
mom's company. They just bought an accounting package
which requires windows 2003 server. And they want internet
access from each computer. How should the network be setuped?
Would it be dumb to use static IP for each computer and a
computer as internet gateway?
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2005/8/29-30 [Computer/Networking] UID:39329 Activity:moderate 54%like:37400 | 8/29 What's the difference between a hub, a switch and a router? Thx.
\_ AFAIK, probably be corrected by someone:
hub: Allows communication on a LAN with bandwith shared amongs all
the nodes on the hub and maxing out at the max line speed.
switch: Allows communication on a LAN with bandwith greater than
the max line speed (point to point)
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2005/6/2-3 [Computer/Networking] UID:37941 Activity:moderate | 6/2 I've been to many places and almost every place I go to have
802.11b/g. However, almost all of them have protected access,
which I presume they use because they don't want people stealing
their bandwidth. So here is one idea I think will really
revolutionize 802.11X... an option in the router that allows you to
specify the percentage of unprotected bandwidth you are willing to
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2005/2/25-27 [Computer/Networking] UID:36421 Activity:moderate | 2/25 What is the smallest (physical and price) cisco router that can
handle BGP? It should be able to have more than 256 ram.
\_ When you say ``handle BGP'', do you mean supports the bgp
protocol or supports enough ram to keep a reasonable (what do you
consider to be reasonable) number of routes in memory? Do you want
to be peering at PAIX, or do you just need a router to run the T1
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2005/1/13-14 [Computer/Networking] UID:35697 Activity:high | 1/13 I need help fixing someone's Win2K box. Setup: Win2K box -> D-Link
router -> DSL modem. The Win2K box cannot obtain a DHCP address
(other computers can). So, I assign a static IP, and set the default
gateway and DNS server to be the D-Link router. After this, the Win2K
box can access web pages on the Internet as long as you specify the
web site IP address directly -- but DNS doesn't work. Computer used
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