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Thanks for that description ISDNMan. I figured it was something like that but I wanted to make sure.

Hey guys, Can anyone go into detail as to what happens when PBX is cutover to a new circuit? Thanks!

If you are concerned about security over 802.11b you can always use a VPN with it.

If you are using an 802.11b wireless connection. The 2.4ghz phone will interfere. 802.11b runs at 2.4ghz and of course a 2.4ghz phone runs on the same frequency (thanks FCC). Since you stated that you have a wired router, then your problem is most likely a DSL filter configuration issue or a...

It sounds like it might be a software firewall issue. If you are running Zone Alarm or some other firewall, try turning it off.

Are both hard drives formatted with the same file system? NTFS can access FAT32 drives. FAT32 canNOT access NTFS drives.

Goldfish wars... I really needed that laugh tonight!

If this is an older computer with a serial mouse and internal modem it's possible that you have an IRQ conflict. If it's a PS/2 or USB mouse, then I agree with the prank/virus theory.

When it starts to boot up, press the ESC button and it should bypass the memory test. Also, in some BIOS's you can turn off the memory check so I'd check there first.

Thanks for the tips. I'll try them over the next few days and post the results.

I've searched everywhere and I think it's just something stupid that I'm not doing. I want to be able to serve files over the VPN. I want the VPN server itself to be the file server (one computer doing both jobs). I can connect to the VPN, I can get out on the Internet with the VPN (I would...

You might try using Net Stumbler to find out more information about the strange signal. In fact, you might be able to track it down using the signal strength meter in Net Stumbler. http://www.netstumbler.com/

ok guys... I'm done with this thread. There is to much being read into asking a simple question during a job interview. Even the spirit of the question has been perverted at this point. You keep insisting that this is the ONLY metric being used in a job interview and I keep telling you that...

Ok, here is where I explain one more time that this ONE question is not the only determing factor this guy uses in the interview process. I have stated that it is *A* measurement not *THE* measurement.

Well ok... I am exaggerating making statements about carpenters not owning saws and tools. Does anyone have a better way to find out if someone is passionate about their work? How would you go about finding out the TRUE (and not practiced in front of a mirror) answer to that in the FIRST...

I think it's a pretty good measurement myself. Hire a carpenter who doesn't own a saw, hire a lawyer who only reads the comics, go to a doctor who never reads AMA reports? Hire a netadmin who only owns a Commodore 64... While it's not the ONLY measurement for passion that should be used it...

"Would you judge a pilot's passion about his/her craft based on whether or not they owned a plane? Does a professional driver have to own their own truck to be passionate about that profession? Do you judge an attorney's passion by the size of the law library at home? Is a doctor's...

"That has got to be one of the most arbitrary and capricious judgments I've ever heard. Not only does is show a certain amout of closed-mindedness on the part of the hirer, it pays homage to stereotypical geek, while denigrating those who are quite passionate about their profession, yet...

It might not hurt anything but it certainly won't help. Are the cables shielded?

Sleipnir, Have you ever thought that maybe some of this IT stuff is really just not that hard?