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>Let me ask you this, there should be some tiny LEDs very >close in proximity to the actial RJ45 jack on the >motherboard itself. When you plug your patch cord into >that RJ45 jack and then into a switch, or whatever device, >do you get LED's on either side of the connection? There is a LED...

I have a problem, I think. I bought a rack server (1u) because they are so thin. Anyways, it has been a year and I am finally setting it up, but the NIC does not work. I do not know much about hardware (it definetly does not work though), so I was hoping someone could tell me how to get this...

Thank you for your fast reply. I can now access the folders without a problem (and the other computers on the LAN cannot access them). Could someone please answer these questions 1. How come when I have the windows firewall enabled I cannot access my folders? This seems weird since it is...

I would greatly appreciate if someone could help me with this. Attempting to solve this has cost me an embarassing amount of hours. What I have is 2 computers that are plugged into a hub. Both computers have internet access. I want one computer (Computer 1) to be able to access the other...

Do not bother answering, I figured it out. In case anyone else also needs this functionality then look over this small peice of code: if (defined(*{${main::}{'my_func'}}{CODE})==1) { &{*{${main::}{'my_func'}}{CODE}} } 'my_func' is the name of the function. It first checks to make sure...

Hello, I have a database table set up (somewhat like this): title, value, description, function, function_args where function would be a function name and args would be constants or variable names What I need to be able to do is be able to tell if the 'function' exists and then if it does...

If you need me to elaborate or clarify let me know. I could really use some help here.

Hello, I have a Web application that I am currently working on and it will require a config file. This is how the program will be work. User goes to http://address.com/file1.cgi File 1. use module; require 'config.pl' require 'file2.cgi' #do something File 2 use module; require 'config.pl'...