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I can confirm that you want to do an MD5 Hash insertion.

Depending on the version of the router some have buffer over flows that give you root access then you can just use passwd I know BT home hub white box had one.

Dang I cant copy and paste your code to edit it. <img height='240' width='240' id='qrimage' /> <script type='text/javascript'> document.getElementById('qrimage').src='***enter new image src here***'; </script> I don't fully understand what your trying to do but unless the src ends .jpg, .png, gif .... etc you wont get an image.

What are you wanting the phones to do when the gain access to the VPN?

I was connecting using a boardcom chipset neargear router. DG834v4 (v1,2,3,5 dont work with DMT) Yes support for routers is limited, but if you can SSH into your router you can run the commands from the DMT interface and generate teh graphs.

or ac.uk i think

For my testing of this, I learnt PHP and MYSQL and set up a virtual box running ubnutu 10.4.2 LTS with LAMP + Webmin

Did she forget there whereis command?

a USB cable is a USB cable. The ends vary thats about it.

I am sure some on of my old mobo used to do this but instead of having a hole for the metal back plane they already had the ports cut out. Maybe some one else can back me up on this Possible boards+boxes MSI K7 epox nforce2 MSI KT7 Ultra

ifconfig... locate your wireless then aircmon-ng start wlan0 should give you wlan0 up, mon0 up then issues you command using interface mon0

If you give it ago let us know how you get on :D

fair play, guess you really got to check the unit you buy as there appears to be massive variance.

I am a big fan of the HD2 wm6.5 and 1GZ snapdragon processor make very good unit. The new windows 7 phones are not smart phones, they are mere iphonyes. http://www.htc.com/e...2/overview.html Or Desire Z http://www.htc.com/europe/product/desirez/overview.html Desire + keyboard = Win

Is that going to be MUX/MUD?

They have done quit well there, but would have coloured it black and make it look like a 12v Adapter so it didn't get noticed.

same power? My D510 is about 60W Toys are going to be far far less.

Back it up a little decided what you want from the device and don't believe what they say about "Cisco" rubbing of an linksys the products are worlds apart. We had 150% failure rate on Linksys 24 port switches i.e the ones that got warranty replaced also failed in under a month. IPv6 if your going to buy a router get one that supports it, non of this silly 6/4 crap.

Both are cracking distros cant knock em for time and effort. I prefer the ClearOS interface it feels more slick and professional

Its called the DMT Tool, and there is a link at the top of the post to the website.

Little back ground on me. I have worked in IT support for more time than I care to remember, and have now also worked for 4/5 ISP's. I still learnt a whole **** load today. I moved house and put through a simultaneous PSTN/ADSL request. All went well engineer turned up as planned tested the phone, and I tested the broadband. Phone worked ADSL worked however it was a little slower than expected. So I went off and did the usual. Starting with testing from the master socket, and then removing the ring wire, retesting etc. I also remembered I had a BT "iplate" that I got free from a friendly BT engineer when working at another company, but decided not to mess with it as I found it made the signal worse than my SSFP at my old house. I decide to check to see if the DMT Tool worked with my new router. ::. Kitz - DMT tool v7 - Speedtouch routers .:: Yes V7 did, I have the Netgear dg834v4 :D So I started to play again here are the results, I would say they were amazing: Ok as you can see in this graph there are loads of gaps. What this means is that at that frequency no data/bits cant be transmitted. This is normally caused by interference on the line, this can be external to your house in my case internal. I have now been round to every extension socket in the house including the master NT5 socket and remove all wires connected except 2 and 5. 2 and 5 are all you need for ADSL and PSTN. As you cans see the graph is looking more even, the gaps have diminished. I decided there was still interference so I tried again from the master socket, with the NTE5 plate removed. This ment that all extensions in the house were disconnected only I was connected. I should add at this point during the testing there were no other devices connected at any point, no phones, no sky boxes not burglar alarms. Now that is some massive improvement. This showed clearly something in the house was causing feed back down the extensions. So I thought what the hell might as well try the iplate. After retest with the extensions reconnected it works a charm, I have the same signal strength as with the extensions disconnected. I will now need to wait a few days for the BRAS to remap automatic or force a remap form the office.

Please feel free to use at will, also let me know if you want a PSD / re-resed version.

Clam AV, which to me is not very good as an Eset resller. However if the virus dosnt make it to my client then that is f.k.ing sweet. Yes the load balance is very in-depth and all you could hope for.