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Hi D1g1ta1, It took me a while, but I have finally found what you are after Linksys WRT10N http://www.linksysbycisco.com/ANZ/en/promo...-Step-WRT610N-2

I use Avast 5 for detecting and removing viruses. And I use both TeamViewer and UltraVNC for remote administration I personally like better Comodo Cleaner it does a greet job, but I also have used Ccleaner in the past and it is also recommended. For spywares removal, I use Spywareblaster and SpyBot - Search and Destroy.

Apparently the retail version of Avast, comes with a sandbox environment where you can run any software or even access internet without the risk of compromising the system with viruses or other shitware.

Or you could provide a Paypal link on the website, for people to make contribution if they really like your website.

Since you router supports rip, all you need to do is set static routing. Make sure the 2 network segments are connected to the same router. That should work.

There are some similarities between the two languages, that's why you found it easier to learn. Like for instance the "print("Hello World");" construct, can be found in both languages.

Ideally you want to have two partitions one for the operating system and the other one for storing data. Just reserve 40 or more gigs for the operating system and the rest for storing data. That's how partitions should be implemented.

Could you provide more screen shots of how you configured the dynamic routing? Because if your router supports RIP you should implement it.

Because you have two different subnets, what you need is a router that supports RIP. (rip is a routing protocol, that is used to exchange information between two network segments) I am know some Linksys and Netgear routers support this protocol. You could also use a Vlan switch for this scenario, the only problem is that it needs to be a layer 3 switch, in order to router traffic and the cost is not very cheap. Or you could use GNS3, which is a virtual router software. http://www.gns3.net/

I don't see myself living under the rock. I do enjoy and really like to learn new stuff, it makes you very powerful and knowledgeable person. Edit: Helpdesk is just something that I am not willing to do. Its not as exciting as a field services job, or someone who goes on site to fix problems.

Very interesting what you've done there. Are you able to make a video available of that? And plus if I need help in the conversion process will let you know. Thanks bro.

I've been at this job for 2 years now and I just lost interest in it. I want to do something different in IT, as long as it is not help desk.

Good to know, so there seems to be a compatibility issue between the two. Comodo seems to play real nice with Avast never had any issue. But thanks for letting me know.

I already work in a helpdesk position, and I don't mean to offend you or discourage you but I find it a very terrible position to work with. The calls annoys the fucker out of me. I am currently looking for another job. I mean I better job where, I don't have to answer and deal with problems 24/7. But if you like you like the job I wish you all the best.

Let me know if you need any further assistance. And good luck bro..

When it comes to URL forwarding, you could enable one of the following modules into apache's config file mod_alias or mod_rewrite Here is a tutorial http://www.yolinux.com/TUTORIALS/ApacheRedirect.html

Why is that? Comodo is pretty easy and secure to use. I don't know about ThreatFire but it looks promising.

On worse case scenario, build your own webserver.

Sorry I meant the hard drive, but some hardware has a built in ROM in it, so if the root kit is engineered to write itself to that particular ROM than you are doomed. Now as you mentioned above, performing a low level format should wipe the virus off.

some rootkit can actually write themselves to the actual hardware, so even if you format your hard drive it will still reinfect the system. there are virus like boot sector virus that can hide themselves in the boot sector of a hard drive and even with a complete reformat of the hard drive, it could still infect the system, unless you wipe the master boot record, that should completely wipe the fucker off.

It sounded convincing when I read other users comments.

If you are using apache as your webserver, just go to the httpd directory and create a folder called Forums in there. To access the folder via the URL. just type http://localhost/forums/

I think Yahoo needs to do some more work on their malware definitions signatures. It doesn't look right to me.