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For the Grub password you'd probably have to make a boot floppy, get the machine up then you can use the grub util to change the password. For the root password, you'd have to go look up Single User mode.

I had a similar issue once. By uninstalling both cards and removing the TCP/IP bindings, then reinstalling both cards at the same time, the issue went away.

I'm using a relatively inexpensive solution called XWall for Exchange. http://www.dataenter.co.at/products/xwall.htm You can try it out for 30 days. It was relatively easy to setup.

Another option is censornet. www.censornet.com It is a complete and dedicated firewall package. Extremely easy to install and setup.

I agree with fluid11 except for the Suse (don't support anyone linked with SCO). Mandrake9.1 is also a good option. Also very extensive like RedHat with it's packages. A good book to get you up and running is "Linux for Windows Administrators" by Mark Minasi. This book will get...

I looked into it a few time. I would try Mandrake 9.1 and install HeartBeat. You'll need serial cables (in addition to being networked). You can set it up and monitor it through webmin. Of all the clustering solutions, this looks to be the easiest to implement.

As root, You can either try the easy quick way: #/usr/local/sbin/Xconfigurator or use XFree to configure: type: #XFree86 -configure will generate file '/root/XF86config.new' type following to test new config file: #XFree86 -xf86config /root/XF86Config.new if X comes up, you're all set, just...