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General Discussion Area / Re: Veterans ID card
« on: 02 June 2012, 08:20:30 »
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General Discussion Area / Re: Cisco experts..
« on: 11 March 2012, 06:44:53 »
Hi Cem,
this was disabled by default in IOS 11.3 iirc and is disabled in all versions since. this was done to reduce dos attacks using the directed broadcast as a reflector. It is starting to be enabled in a lot of places again as it is a required function to allow wake on LAN across subnet boundaries.
cheers
Tom
this was disabled by default in IOS 11.3 iirc and is disabled in all versions since. this was done to reduce dos attacks using the directed broadcast as a reflector. It is starting to be enabled in a lot of places again as it is a required function to allow wake on LAN across subnet boundaries.
cheers
Tom
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Omega Gallery / Re: Jock Meet IV Queensferry 11/11/2007
« on: 12 November 2007, 18:08:21 »
sorry I left early guy's, the SO was getting a bit bored and we had somewhere else we had to be. If it wasn't so baltic it might not have been so bad!!!
thanks to everyone for being so welcoming
Tom
thanks to everyone for being so welcoming
Tom
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Meetings, gatherings, parties etc / Re: Jockular Omegas IV (This Time It Will Happen)
« on: 06 November 2007, 07:15:55 »Quote
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3. MickDundee
4. RAXIMAX
5. Hotel21
6. JWDF
7. tomh
8. theowletman - work permitting.
9. Markie and possibly Junior Markie
10. Colin (Cbs2) Hopefully!!
11. HI2DVY
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Welcome aboard to tomh, our latest newbie "sweaty-sock" to join the site
This is Toms first post and it's to confirm that he will be attending our meet on Sunday.
Are you bringing the Omega or the boat Tom???
boats out the water for the winter Dave, though I suppose the Omega is a bit bargelike so it's a bit like coming by boat but quicker
Tom
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Meetings, gatherings, parties etc / Re: Jockular Omegas IV (This Time It Will Happen)
« on: 05 November 2007, 07:53:42 »
I know that we have 15 votes but whos the fifteen.
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General Discussion Area / Re: Anyone work with Cisco?
« on: 29 June 2011, 06:08:46 »
sorry took a while, glad you are sorted with a screen. just found the adapter and it is a prolific one for future reference.
Tom
Tom
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General Discussion Area / Re: Anyone work with Cisco?
« on: 18 June 2011, 06:17:56 »
I work extensivly with cisco kit, I have a usb serial port somewhere which does work fine for breaks, done many a password reset with it. :-) Using a d630 atm as well so haven't used it in a while will dig it out and post the info.
tom
tom
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General Discussion Area / Re: Should I or shouldn't I......?
« on: 23 June 2011, 07:15:03 »
having worked in that area with a specialist pen testing team Guffer. Get the permission in writing and countersigned by her husband.
last thing you want is SIB knocking on the door.
Tom
last thing you want is SIB knocking on the door.
Tom
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General Discussion Area / Re: Heathrow to Reading
« on: 04 February 2010, 06:24:41 »
straight on to the rail air bus to Reading. Been a while now but it was about £11 last time I done it, stops at Reading station.
tom
tom
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General Discussion Area / Re: Anyone good with Networking/Telemetry
« on: 20 February 2009, 07:41:56 »Quote
most of them are TB, I have a couple in my rack at home, what do you need exactly? If you have the cash there is a 8port 3560 layer3 with poe now I was thinking of getting for the house I can get a price for you if you want.Quoteactually the switch is a catalyst 3550 layer 3 switch, it is end of sale but still supportable for a year or so. The routers on the other hand are end of sale and end of support, so really should be replaced if they are mission critical.I wouldn't mind betting its configured and set up as a layer 2 switch.... ...which would be a waste when I'm after replacing a 2900XL with a layer 3 one (my 2900 is old one, no layer 3 capability)
cheers Tom
tom
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General Discussion Area / Re: Anyone good with Networking/Telemetry
« on: 19 February 2009, 08:52:41 »
actually the switch is a catalyst 3550 layer 3 switch, it is end of sale but still supportable for a year or so. The routers on the other hand are end of sale and end of support, so really should be replaced if they are mission critical.
cheers Tom
cheers Tom
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General Discussion Area / Re: Aussie Fuel Prices...
« on: 11 January 2009, 09:41:21 »
I got back from three weeks in Oz at the beginning of December and the prices quoted are right, yes it is per litre. we booked our hire car 6 months in advance, ford falcon, supposed to be 4.0l, level and they gave us a poxy toyota camray but because we paid in advance it only cost us £400 for the three weeks. Eating out is cheap and the portions huge 
Pretty much all the cars out there are autos as well.
where about are you going Tunnie?
Tom
Pretty much all the cars out there are autos as well.
where about are you going Tunnie?
Tom
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General Discussion Area / Re: Wife's Car Failed MOT. Help Please
« on: 06 December 2007, 22:18:27 »
to stop the brake fluid going every where a simple thing is to put a layer of cling film over the reservoir and put the cap back on
hope it makes sense :-)
hope it makes sense :-)
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General Discussion Area / Re: EBAY CHRISTMAS LIGHTS ?
« on: 03 December 2007, 21:16:49 »Quote
my wife gets stuff of ebay all the time. so she better get a setif you don't you can have mine at the next meet
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General Discussion Area / Re: EBAY CHRISTMAS LIGHTS ?
« on: 03 December 2007, 21:15:07 »
got mine today too!!
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