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the virtual machine on my esxi server. not sure, where should i look?

actually changed it again, cause i had something else come up. oh great..and now my VM wont get an IP :-/

does ESXi 4 have a firewall or iptables or anything of that sort? cause i can't find jack on it :-(

its just a Point to Point on 5ghz channel, its all encrypted and shit. this is all off of what i have seen, i actually haven't been told what everything does, so i could be missing something.

lol..lets call the hacker "darren"..lol i just fell out of my chair. nice ski mask btw darren, rofl

cool, thanks for the tops

well to start off I do some contract work for a Data Center and it seems like every other day someone is hacking one of the servers we host. had problems with paypal phising websites, DoS attacks from a server to another server, viruses, etc. I dont have a detailed way the ISP's are hooked up (we have 3) but I dont remember seeing a firewall or anything. I've just seen a mikrotik router that we use for our point to point to our other building. so my question is, how is your network secured? i'm tired of always fixing crap like this :-/ thanks

where do we sign up for the lan party?

hahahaha...thats gret ssmith one less pedophile we have to worry about

hah. I work at a hosting company/data center/wireless company (3 different companies all together) and i do tech support for the hotels around Kansas that have our WiFi/IP Phones. I also do after hours support for the hotels so i can make a little extra money, but anyways. last night *this is long btw* me - "Mayberry Communications, this is Aaron." caller - "this is alan from the Best Western, our internet is down. Can i speak with Barry(the owner)?" (mind your its 10:30PM and im at home) me - "Barry is gone for the day. Is there something I can help you out with?" caller - "Yea my internet is down. When's Barry going to be back?" me - "Probably tomorrow since its 10:30 and I'm at home" caller - "So is Barry there I need to talk to him" me - "No...." caller - "Well my internet is down, I can't connect to the wifi" me - "Are your phones working?" caller - "Yes, of course how do you think i'm calling you" me - "Well if your phones are working, then that means your internet is working and your wifi is down" caller - "No the internet is down!" me - Ok let me try something...(15 minutes later) "well i logged into your access point and it looks fine, try unplugging the modem and.. whoops i guess he unplugged the modem too soon :-D

hm..somebody should have a IT garage sale ;-)

also ESXi doesn't support SATA drives out of the box, so you have to edit a config file to support it. i can't get the damn thing to work on mine, but who knows you may have better luck.

sorry off topic, but dude thats fsckin awesome! never even heard of it anyways, gl

BulletProof FTP server is pretty easy to use if your running winblows

here's my current setup at the moment

nah dude, its cause i live in the ghetto, i live in 1940's temporary housing for the people in the military/boeing in WWII (wichita,ks)

mine is GhettoNet

god these guys are fscktards im a pirate and i live in a crack house.. uh, wouldnt the crackhead sell the computer to get crack?

anywhere.fm is pretty badass, i use it at work

yuck vista..just stay with linux, lol

yea no joke :-/

Gaming Rig Amd Athlon x2 4200 2GB PC3200 320GB SATA 16mb cache 16 dl dvd burner EVGA NF44 MicroATX SLI motherboard Dual MSI 7800GT in SLI Silverstone Sugo case 600W Power supply windows xp pro x64 Server AMD Athlon 64 3700 2GB PC3200 about 2TB in drives shitty Jetway Skt 939 motherboard 550W Aspire PSU Antec P180 case Radeon 9600 Pro Gigabit Fiber Channel 10/100 and 10/100/1000 network cards 4x dvd-rom? windows server 2003 Laptop Sony Vaio VGX-FS850, 15.4" screen 512mb DDR2 100GB IDe 16x DL DVDRW windows xp pro some shitty onboard video Linux Router 933mhz p3, 256Mb PC133 running m0n0wall on 256mb jumpdrive 52x cdrom, compaq case with no side panels and a ghetto rigged power button :-D next possible build intel pentium 4 3.2ghz 2gb pc3200 16x dvd-rom ultra case, 450W psu no hds yet

hopefully the new mobo does work for you, but ive always had good luck with ASUS. did you mount the motherboard properly?(not trying to insult your intelligence) could be grounding out, my brothers computer kept doing the same thing yours was..the ground is the case was s*it

if it has a pcmcia slot in it, you should be able to slap in a network card... i would think unless its too old for that