going on
2006 if you run into trouble.
Linrad does not like the Mandriva svgalib rpm. From what I read earlier
on the list, the Mandriva packager might be in the process of being
contacted and requested to add what linrad needs.
Rick Kunath
the original release for security or bugfix reasons are here:
ftp://ftp.proxad.fr/pub/Distributions_Linux/MandrivaLinux/official/updates/2006.0/RPMS/
Again there are lots of mirrors available, this seems to be one of the
most reliable and fastest sync'd.
I hope
as you did with your problem. I didn't have to open the box and do
anything with the hardware.
I wonder if this might have worked for your problem too?
Rick Kunath
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additional security. I don't on my local LAN which I have complete
control over, but do for the remote machines.
These things should be built-in to any modern Linux distro. Most of the
time, they just work out of the box.
Rick K
s network-time application?
If you have a local GPS or GPS-trimmed Rubidium high-accuracy time
standard with NTP serving capability, Linux NTP can be used to sync to
this, and use Internet time servers as a backup. I use this setup one
one of my networks.
Rick Kunath, k9ao
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he unicast and multicast routes are handled in separate
tables, check here for more info:
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/prodtechnol/windows2000serv/reskit/intwork/inaf_mul_hwmc.mspx?mfr=true
Hope some of this is of some use :)
Rick Kunath, k9ao
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s to be useful on my own setups.
As for number or ports on a switch, you always seem to wind up using
more than you think you will, adding other devices like printers,
radios, wireless APs, and multiple machines, so I always advise going
higher in port
Rick Kunath wrote:
Looks like I missed a few center-click inadvertent pastes in
proofreading the previous post, but nothing that shouldn't be obvious :(
(Reminds self not to multi-task while replying to email messages.)
Rick
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n the best
is Cisco IMHO, but almost anything with IGMP snooping will handle
segmentation of multicast traffic.
There are some pretty good deals on used gear on Ebay, some even cheaper
than a do-nothing typical consumer switch in a plastic case.
Rick Kunath,
