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SNMP uses the default UDP port 161 for general SNMP messages and UDP port 162 for SNMP trap messages.

A couple months ago I had to use some old software that was win95-98 only. Anyone play around with that warez win 99? I put that on a K62-450 with I think 512m ram in it and that thing positively flew. 99 comes with a lot of drivers etc preloaded so I was able to pop in a USB PCI card with USB...

Actually that border is kind of handy, I changed mine to 3 to make it obvious there is a link there.

Yeah that works fine, thanks.

Looking for something easy, I basically want a thumbnail that you click to get a popup with the full size picture. A quick google results in a overwhelming flood of info. I have to embed it in a standard page and I would prefer to not have people clicking the OK for popup blocker. Using a...

Reasonable timeframe for someone working after work hours? CCENT 6 months, CCNA another 4 months after that?

No salary bump just for certs, but they do realize they can loose us after, case in point above where they lost all those people after training. This is something I might just do on my own though. I have been promoted recently anyway to internal support on our monitoring products for doing...

Comp TIA network plus? I did that some years ago, agree it wasn't worth too much. I will look into CCNA, seems to contain a lot of what I want. My company might not like that too much as they trained a bunch of engineers to probably the professional level. They all said thank you and left for...

I wish to better my networking skills, can you recommend any decent classes for the type of things I actually encounter? I am hoping on something really low level and staying away from the windows administration side of things, because for my job we leave that up to the network admins. The stuff...

I would rather have a kit cobra from factory five. I helped a friend build one years ago and it is a very slick kit. Fastest car I have ever ridden in.

Guess I will chime in as I am very happy with a recent purchase but it all comes down to what you use the thing for, and I decided to combine the MP3 thing with a ebook reader and GPS so I went with a pocket PC and an 8gig SD card. I got an ASUS A696 and I am very happy with it, so glad I didn't...

Tells you what the video card is and all its details. Handy when you have a box and you have no idea what is in there.

Yes, it was painless.

The $50 test at HOCP was interesting to read through too.

I have been using AVG free sense I rebuilt this machine maybe five weeks ago. I do think it leaves you with a faster machine BUT does the system do real time protection or not? The whole Bioshock think opened my eyes because I installed the game last week on its release day but AVG didn't run...

I spoke too soon on that AVG and Bioshock thing. This morning it deleted my Bioshock.exe with a Obfustat.JXR detected. It allowed me to restore the file and then immediately detected it again, which I was allowed to ignore. Wonder if that will happen every time.

Thats interesting, I wonder how they consider removing it from a computer? If I just format the drive and reinstall it didn't phone home to inform them about the uninstall... Only real solution will come from the warez community.

Thats odd, I have Bioshock and AVG and AVG didn't complain. Hopefully game copy world will have a no CD patch soon... You can get Bioshock via steam without secure rom, or Circuit City has it for $10 less than everyone else. That said I wish there was more time in the day, game kicks ass...

The company I work for has leak detection systems for computer room environments: http://www.liebert.com/dynamic/catprodlist.asp?pid=7&cycles=60HZ#Category_List4 Pretty handy stuff for raised floor and you can't see anything. We are more geared for large data centers but the same basic idea...

Me too, but the situation is WAY better now that it has been around a while.

Try to flash in another motherboard?

Mine came from CA. Could be simply different warehouses methods too...

HA! After all my worrying about talking to MS over the phone I was able to activate online no problem. I thought this significant as EVERY single component down to the floppy drive was different from my last activation for this install.

Spinrite has them right now and I will probably kill that at three or four hours in, total time would be just over seven hours it's estimating. No problems yet, infact I had a little scare, I couldn't hear them spin up at all, very quiet. Well newegg drive shipping has either been spotty or...

What about your write speeds? Thats where RAID5 really falls down, I would expect read to be at least as good as single drive etc. Only thing I can think of is you will need the F6 driver to get the OS on there and eventually the 3DM suite for windows. Tell the BIOS you want to boot from SCSI...

Ok so I have a total of four possible know services that could be running on a computer. Additionally I might have one that is stopped and set to manual with a newer one installed, if that is the case I can't touch that one. I only want to deal with the one that is running. I am trying to make...

The egg is sending two of these free with my hard drives, I think I can fit these in my wallet next to the car key. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820609195

OK, so I went with the 7200.10 from newegg, lets see how they survive the flight across the country. I intend to spinrite them as soon as they get here. As a special bonus they are coming with two 1gig really small (and slow apparently) USB drives.

Yes, I heard in about every review that they run hot. What about noise, half I read say they are noisy and the other half says they are the quietest drive ever.

ddrueling: looks like you are happy with your 7200.10s in an array?

http://www.digitimes.com/mobos/a20070801PD209.html http://www.digitimes.com/mobos/a20070801PD218.html I wonder if you got one of the ones they are talking about. Sounds like a BIOS flash for the video card is in order?

The idea is that these two 750gb drives in mirror on my onboard ICH8R with two partitions will replace the below setup so going with two 500's isn't really an option. Neither is deleting data, actually I am looking foreword to some extra space again as I am nearly full now on the archive RAID5...

If you run a garage and order a box of fuses from harbor freight that would make more sense. I agree though, how do you screw up a fuse? There are other things out there like grade 8 bolts that aren't anywhere near that strong.

ST3750640AS 7200.10 or ST3750640NS Barracuda ES. About to pull the trigger on a 750g drive and I am looking at these two. The box will usually be on 24x7 and I will have two of these drives in a mirror. The Barracuda ES is a little more server oriented by the sound of it which seems to soot my...

I know on my router you can spoof a MAC address, I think that is a common feature.

Past two and a half years I have used a Westell 327W that verizon gave me with this DSL line. It has been completely trouble free. It has wireless, firewall and a four port hub, BUT you can easily bypass ALL of that crap with a feature they call single IP. Then everything outside gets passed to...

Shaking and makes a lot of noise? I would return it.

Unfortunately goatse.cx was taken down last year along with the giver site as well. Task scheduler: open a word document with leave now in it. Five minutes later open a wave file with an alarm bell or something. There has simply got to be a freeware alarm utility somewhere too. Cell phones...

Good lord Bozo, my corporate box does none of that. Dell D610. I also have Symantec AV 10 on both my home computers and neither do that as well.

Better or worse than the worst listed in the table there? Maybe I have been using it for so long I don't know anymore.

Bad media?

I am curious, I don't see the enterprise stuff like Symantec Antivirus on the list there. Seat of the pants says it is much faster than the consumer stuff.

I agree, even ten minutes wouldn't be out of line and still serve the purpose of preserving posts.

NFR? I didn't know there was such thing for MS. That might be what I have, I got it through the reseller program or whatever the intel thing is where you can get a bundle motherboard CPU windows etc about three or four years ago. I got TONS of symantec NFR crap in the same white sleeve with...

For legit XP install CD's I have the above one that came in a white sleeve and has a yellow sticker on the back for a product key and thats what I am trying to work with. I also have a XP X64 pro CD that I got through newegg last year that is definitely OEM, says so on the product key sticker...

I have here a copy of XP that I have been using on the same machine for years. It is activated and has been reinstalled and reactivated several times through the years. I want to do an upgrade to the machine which pretty much entails replacing everything but the optical and floppy drive. I think...

A guess: the DCB is where 3Ware stores its array information and you just upgraded from a different controller?

Nero rules. The cheaper versions come with a lot of retail burners too.

Whats worse is to buy a new machine immediately do a restore to get out from under all this garbage and then finding out that all that garbage is in the restore for the machine. Dell seems to allow a clean install and they provide disks on the business class machines but HP and Compaq you can't...

Good experience on RMA with newegg as well. I RMA'd an open box item they didn't have any more of and they even waived the restocking fee. You have to call to do that though the web front end won't do it for you. They have a pretty good rep on BBB as well.