proskater123

About a year ago I used this website that looked up all the dns records about a domain. Then it would tell you possible issues with the dns such as two name servers having the same ip address, or if an a record would not ping back, and so on. I found it using a free hosting control panel that you would add on to a windows or Linux machine. But now I can't even remember which control panel that I used to find it. It wasn't a tool of the control panel but it linked to the website. I was hoping someone would know what the website was called or if anyone knows of another one.

Yes the Ups works. Its an apc smart series ups.

never mind. They are back up. I would delete this post if I knew how

It doesn't want to load for me and I would like to check my order status.

Server down? I can not sign up

I have done a little searching and I came across this link. I wanted to post it for anyone else searching for the same answers. i will post more as I come across it. http://www.tech-army.org/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=1129

So I have a generator that I installed and hooked it into my building on a separate circuit. What I plan to do for now till I get an automatic transfer switch is when my power goes out, to unplug m ups and plug it into the outlet ran to my generator. But right now when I plug the ups into that outlet it doesn't register that its plugged in. I'm sure its because the line is dirty or fluctuating but if I insert a line conditioner between the generator and the ups would that work or is there something else that would work. Hooking my computer straight to the generator works perfectly but I'm sure its not good.

I have an Acer Extensa 4320 and the screen is starting to show the top part at the bottom. When I connect the laptop to a vga monitor it works perfectly on the monitor. But on the laptop the very bottom shows part of the top. I was thinking it would be the video portion of the Mother board but since it is showing perfectly on the VGA portion, could it be the screen itself?

What hardware would you recommend. I Have looked at a couple of wireless systems but I would like to go the cheapest working route. I don't want to buy a 200 dollar system and it end up being something I don't need.

I was so much of thinking about hacking. More or less tricking it into seeing me as a subscriber.

That would be the easy way. Combine that with kahhak's cradlepoint mbr1000 would work but the customer doesn't want to do this. They want to run it wireless.

So I was browsing some of the apps on the 360 and I noticed the Verizon fios app doesn't authenticate via a regular username / password. The only way I can think of it to authenticate is via ip address. I am on Comcast network so obviously its not gonna work. So I got my head running and was thinking of ways to trick it into thinking i was able to view it. I have Verizon for my cell phone service and use the 3g mobile hotspot. idea? Why not connect it to my cell phone and see if it sees I am on Verizon's network and allow me to view it. No go. Still said I needed Verizon Fios to use the app. I have yet to try this but what if I setup my network so it pipes the Xbox traffic through a proxy that is hosting on Verizon's fios network and see if it would authenticate? I have yet to try it but its worth a shot. Does anyone else have any ideas about it. I know Comcast is rolling out their own app but its all on demand programming and it would be awesome to watch live TV on my Xbox as my office does not have cable TV that's worth anything. Just the basic channels. i was also gonna try to sniff the packets and see what goes through the network while trying to authenticate and see if there is anything in plain view. Just another stab in the dark I guess.