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That i can think of, there isn't any reason to say that's not possible. I've used RRAS w/ISA 2004 with 3 nics, all with separate ip's. In fact, one of them dialed into a PPPoE T1. So yes, i believe...

I'm not completely sure what you're asking here, but i would say yes. Each adapter can be configured with a specific ip address(es). What exactly are you trying to do?

Then technically, the test you're referring to would actually be one of intelligence or 'thinkability'. How fast can you think of a story or a program and type it out / write the program? But then...

109 wpm gross speed
errors: 13 words
net speed: 96 wpm
accuracy 88%

I used to be faster, but programming has slowed me down :-(

2nd time:

Gross: 111

Theres odd reasons why they cannot be added to the domain. The idea i thought about above will not / does not work.

I tried doing it through net share and giving everyone / that user access but it...

I understand what you mean in a way, but you do know that they are not on the domain? What you said makes sense to me if they were on the domain, but i'm not directly sure if that works for users...

I looked through the GPO and google, and didn't see much information or help on how to do it. Not to mention there are more options in GPO that i knew about. Do you have any more information about...

We have a few systems of employee's that come into work. We want to allow them access to it, but we don't want to make them join the domain. Basically, we use a program that access files on...

Heres another post supporting Wireshark. I would definitely say it's a must have tool, especially on a thumb drive.

Well in case anyone else searches and sees this topic, i figured i would chime in.

The interview was relatively fast with just one person. After about 5 minutes into it, i was asked my skills in...

This is what we are currently using where i work. While i would semi-agree that it is probably not the best AV on the market, we have not had any problems with it. Since we have had it, there have...

That's what i figured by the way it sounds from the company



Thanks. I put my advanced knowledge mostly on networking (cisco, lan, wan) and windows. I started looking back over the basic CCNA...

I recently applied for a job for RHT and my interview is next week. I see online that they're a pretty big consulting firm with 100+ locations throughout the US. Has anyone worked for or through...

Nice site, gives me ideas to improve the way my diagram looks.

I agree with spyrus...sorta. There isn't really any easy way to become a 'hacker', but it's incredibly easy to become some little script kiddy using google.

This site looks like it pulls words from the dictionary then replaces one or two...not really the greatest, not to mention that uppercase and numbers should be checked by default. Wheres the option...

Just as an example...

Since you currently hold your CCNA, you may look into CSSP (cisco certified security professional). I would only suggest that if you like cisco equipment:...

that could signify something with your video card, try and boot in VGA mode. Not sure if that will work at all, but it's something to try.

What part of the boot is it freezing on? Is it freezing at the same place each time?
Why won't it boot to knoppix? Errors anywhere, does it stall at a specific place every time?

fairly well, but i've never setup a VPN on a router (only PIX's) or ever used EasyVPN. I would start reading on it, then ask questions as you get to things you don't know. The *DM on the cisco...

I realize this isn't a security question, but as theres sooo many people that come here, and theres not another general wireless forum, i would post it here.

A while back i was introduced into...

You're only going to create 1 VPN tunnel. On Both routers, you are going to setup the ip to connect to, the key, along with the type of encryption and anything else. In reality, you don't _need_ the...

Sounds to me like you need a VPN. First thing you're going to need is some type of Dynamic DNS to setup a hostname to an IP. Im not sure of any, but i would bet someone else on these forums could...

lol, well this is my understanding. Right now, his users connect to an ISA server (proxy, firewall, whatever). To access a VPN intranet, they have to use a Cisco VPN client (just a normal vpn, but...

You could make this statement with lots of hardware, and with his vpn and the cisco client, i think it would be a better assumption for him to get a PIX instead.

edit: Anyways, i guess there...