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Maybe USAT is in a better bargaining position than he thinks if he's the only one running the IT show there. With all those sites, the overtime, and the 24/7 paging, he's probably being taken advantage of, but it also sounds like they definitely need him. If he were to suddenly announce that he...

I used Mike Meyers book to pass A+, and now I'm using his Network+ book and also Sybex Network+ Study Guide. You can order them through bookpool.com for best prices, fast shipping. Hope this helps. John "Remember you are unique, just like everyone else"

Wait a minute, let me understand this. The *coffee* boy tweaked RWIN, MTU, TTL, etc., on your boss's machine?? Wonder if he can help me pass Net+. :-) John "Remember you are unique, just like everyone else"

Thanks for your reply. I agree with you that a repeater just "repeats" what is sees at its input; it doesn't know if a voltage change on the wire is data or just noise. It specifically addresses the issue of lost packets due to signal attenuation on large networks. I'm just a little...

You may also want to look into using the Hardware Profiles option under System Properties to create a second config that loads only the drivers you need when you're docked. John "Remember you are unique, just like everyone else"

In Mike Meyers Network + (pg. 36), it states that, "A repeater does not function as an amplifier. An amplifier boost signals, flaws and all... A repeater, in contrast, recreates these signals from scratch". However, in the Sybex Network+ Study Guide (pg. 55), it says that a repeater...

I agree with Ed. The customer, not you, should be assuming the responsiblity for erasing any sensitive data. Regardless of the erasure method used, I feel it's a burden for your company in both the time it takes to do and in the potential liability if anything were to somehow "leak&quot...

Check for loose or bent pins on the video card and also check or just replace the monitor cable. John "Remember you are unique, just like everyone else"

Are you getting errors or having problems accessing the drive, or is it just making the ticking noise? It might only be a noisy drive mech for now, but better to play it safe and not put any more DVD's or CD's in that drive. Fixing it is probably not worth the effort. I would just return the...