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Is the application you are using to convert the DVD, multi threaded if not than there isn't gonna be much pointing in setting up a clustered system. The application first of all has to be able to see more than one CPU core. Is the application you are using from CyberLink? Another thing you could do, is read on ClusterKNoppix which is a Linux clustering OS, that should give you more ideas.

I just tested out both and really happy with what they can do. I am just doing some VM stuff and needed to have my files packed in an ISO format.

What exactly are you trying to copy between the machines and how often does this data copying occurs? I am not 100% sure what you are trying to do? Could you please be more specific so I can help you with your query.

Could you please provide us with your system specs?

Are you referring to bread crumb trail.

Thank you very much Psychosis, really helped a lot. Now I can do what I wanted.

Hi Community, Does any one know of a good freeware ISO image creator. I have used Nero Burning Rom but would like a freeware tool. I have lots of files that I would like to burn to DVD disk in form of ISO file. Hope anyone can help me Thank you in Advance.

Unless the person is performing some arp poisoning than its possible to sniff the password with wireshark. If not than you are correct, didn't think about that one.

What if you are sharing your internet connection with your neighbor and he decides to snoop around your network using wireshark. Or what if its someone else across the street who managed to crack your wireless key? So I think it makes perfect sense to encrypt stuff on your network.

If you want to do some network transfer, what you need is an E-Sata controller, not a hub as it won't give you a good I/O response.

I would definitely do what dimaj was suggesting. Backup all your data, and save yourself some electricity by replacing all those drives you have, with a couple of 2TB ones. It should be cheaper and more manageable.

Can you tell if load is really getting split across the modems. How would you go about testing that out?

You can buy a mini-atx mobo, the only problem is that most mini-atx comes with a single integrated lan interface. You could buy an add on nic and install. I did a search in Google and found that most min-atx boards from Intel comes with an E-sata interface. So that should suit your needs.

You could use it to serve some IT Contents. Like hacking, wireless configuration, network tips or computer troubleshooting tips. That's some of my ideas anyway.

It looks complex to me, but I like the idea.

If you motherboard has a spare PCI-ex slot, you could purchase an E-sata add on card and use it to connect to a Qnap Desktop Nas Device. Plus you want to have some means of protection for your data as well. As raid 0 will compromise all the data, once a hdd dies in the array.

Sometimes can be difficult to find the right web hosting company. I think you would be better off, doing a bit of research around, in order to find the right one for you. I know some computer warehouses near where I live, who run their own web serves. But you will have to be prepared to go down this path.

HTTP itself does not encrypt any traffic, so anything sent through HTTP will be in cleartext. Use HTTPS if you want your traffic encrypted.

I have found the video and the URL http://www.hak5.org/episodes/season1-episode1

Are you trying to gain access to windows or simply trying to burn Konboot to a disk?

So you are 100% sure, that there isn't more than one DHCP server running and that, smoothwall is not set to distribute ip addresses, if that is the case you might want to turn DHCP off on Smoothwall and allow you modem to distribute the ip addresses or vice and versa. Another thing to make sure, is that smoothwall has all the correct ip settings, like default gateway, subnet mask and dns ip address. In my set up, I manually set all the ip addresses and configured my modem to lease the ip addresses, instead of Smoothwall. You might want to re-check all the configuration in smoothwall. Do also a ping test, to determine if smoothwall can ping any internet machine or external host, like google.com.au

I think it was one of the very first episodes.

Salting should definetely be implemented, in any password based system.

So what do you suggest?