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I have a Linux host with samba and cups, and a printer. I can print to the printer, from a Windows system (xp, 98). It would be very nice if I could print n-up from the windows system, but have not been able to figure out how to. My guess is that it would be best to establish a queue for 2-up...

I wonder if there is an implemenation of a www gateway, where a user establishes a session with a "server", which in turn performs the net access, and then routes the traffic back to the client? Implementation of this would be a way to gate and log traffic. It's more of a hypothetical...

I'm wondering if anyone has ever done port forwarding through a VPN? For example, to have port 80 traffic go through a VPN to a remote server. A few pointers would be helpful. Thanks.

I have a RoadRunner (residential) cable modem as my WAN connection. This connects to a Linux box (2.4.33 kernel), which links on a separate ethernet card to a switch for the house. Hanging off that switch is several computers, and two gizmos for VOIP, VOIP1 and VOIP2. My rr service is about...

I'd like to take a sliver of bandwidth at work, where I have static IPs, and do the following: -have one of the static IPs route to my remote mailhost -do the connection to the remote mailhost via a VPN (IPsec pref.) -make this connection bidirectional, so that outbound mail comes from the...

I would like to do a raw read of a device, such as a DVD or a harddrive. How can I do this in Windows (xp)? The equivalent in Linux would be something like a read on /dev/hda or /dev/dvd. The reason I want to do this is to do a complete volume compare, bypassing the file system.

Just upgraded our server to Slackware 11.0, using Sendmail. One annoying problem is that mail created on the server has a from of host.sld.tld, rather than the preferred sld.tld. Anyone know where I go to change this? Thanks.

I'm trying to figure out how to configure a VPN which would allow me to: -connect from my home DHCP (port 25 blocked) residential service to my work (Watchguard x500 box) -go out from my work system, on a static IP -pass port 25 SMTP traffic (allows me to run a mailserver at home) I would have...