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I’m trying to figure out how many administrators I need to manage disco devices. Just 3 6513′s and the rest just data center switches.

Something like ‘show mac address-table | inc Gi0/7″ will not work because the device may or may not be in the arp table. I can not ping it because I don’t know the IP.

It’s like this – I have a linux-based machine attached to my computer. My network does not detect it, the only way I could FTP from my Windows PC to my Linux is by looking up the IP address on the Linux and connecting via FlashFXP on my Windows. The Linux has a problem and I cannot look up the IP address from the LInux. I use a Router, so I know the IP is somewhere in the 192.168.0.100 – 192.168.0.700 range because that is how I set up the DHCP. So I want to use my WinPC to scan my network for this machine so I can fix it via FTP by deleting what I believe to be is a virus in the Linux Machine. I believe the Linux NIC is working because my router activity light goes on when the LInux Machine is turned on, and even blinks which indicates activity. So how can I scan my network for this machine? Windows will not work, I’ve tried. What other program scans for this type of thing?
I can ONLY access my linux computer via my networked Windows PC. Any Linux programs suggested would be a bad answer for this question.
OK, since everyone here is so smart, let me clarify. Something is wrong with the Linux Machine. The IP address a VIRTUAL domain. i.e., you can set up the ports without them actually being there. A file was loaded onto the Linux machine. The machine crashed, and doesn’t boot all the way. THEREFORE, since I can get in via FTP, I can go back and delete the file loaded- simple as that. It may have been an error in loading, or it could actually be a virus – Linux isn’t bulletproof you know. So maybe you should try reading the question before answering instead of assuming everyone is dumber than you. Typical Linux Geek . . .

Windows Xp shows it disable and everytime I want to get it enabled it shows Code 22 error. The lights of the ethernet socket are off. I don’t know if it’s a hardware problem.

Some one to use the VOIP, what requirements are needed
-hardware requirement
-software requirement
-ISP requirement
type of LAN and the internet type
Type of special skill

I just switched from Vonage to Ooma. I have a wireless modem from Clear Communication in my set up. I have two laptops and a desk top. The Vonage unit is not dependable. I have to constantly re-boot it. I need to find a dependable wireless router that will also allow me to plug my Ooma VoIP in it instead of the phone jack.

I want to link my nintendo wii to my cricket broadband device, is this possible?

I see this is not a new term, cell phones are using it. this is going to sound weird but , I was sick in bed and woke up never hearing this word and yet it was in my mind. I was dreaming you might say of a past time, exploring a really large home you really could get lost in it and the word heliophone was stuck in my mind. I have never seen, heard,or said this word before. I think it was a device to communicate with in large homes, perhaps through a series of tubes in early times. can anyone help? could this be why we say HELLO when we answer the phone! I have wondered why we say that and if I am right it all makes sense.

This video will teach you how to find a Crestron Ethernet device on the network, give it a new name and add it to your address book. This video does assume you have DHCP devices and a DHCP server (built into many routers) and you are connected to the same network.

I have a flat screen television mounted on a wall with a CAT5-e cable and a 16-2 wire running to the equipment closet where i want the signal of the remote to end up.

Can someone link me the equipment that i need in order to send the infrared signal over the cable that i have already in the wall to the equipment closet?

In the closet there is a Satellite receiver and a DVD player both needing to be controlled remotely.

I want to hack my xbox original but I dont want to keep it in my den right next to my wireless gateway. Is there something I could use that would allow me to plug in my wired xbox Ethernet to some cable so I could connect to my gateway?

I just got a PS3 and i dont have wireless internet in my house. But i do use a mobile broadband device for my computer. Is there any way to use that for the internet?

It’s a white plastic box about 9″ on each slightly curving side and 2″ deep with a glowing circle of light in the middle that changes from white to blue. The Cisco Systems logo is at the center of the circle of light.

I just noticed it mounted on the ceiling of the library where I work. I can’t remember seeing it there before today. Is it a router?

I work at a radio station, and we’re moving our phone system over to VoIP.

However, we need to turn the digital feed coming from our Cisco 7960′s into an analogue feed [normal phone line cable] so that we can plug it into our Telephone Balance Unit / Hybrid, so we can put the calls to air.

However I haven’t found a device that can do this, any ideas?

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This feature will allow you to remotely identify the location of your mobile device real time. The process is very simple: 1. Log in to your account at mobiwee.com 2. Select the phone number to your device. 3. Click on locate my device icon. 4. The map will show the last known location 5. Click on locate my device now to identify the new location for your mobile device 6. If your device is out of range of the GPS coverage, the MobiWee client will locate your device once it is within range and display it on the map. Your device must have GPS receiver, and MobiWee client must be installed and running on your device in order for any request to succeed. MobiWee is a set of free public services currently available for Mindows Mobile, Android and iphone with many more platforms in the works like Blackberry and symbian. Contact manager: this service allows you to add, remove, backup, or restore contacts to your device from any browser. This service is simply a convenient way to see all your contacts at once and is especially useful if youve just lost or upgraded your phone and dont want to go through the hassle of saving each contact to the SIM card. File manager: this service lets you see all your files and folders on your phone so you can upload or download from your computer or device. This service supports ringtones, music, video, pictures, word documents, really anything you can think of. SMS service: this allows you to copy, paste, send and receive your SMS messages in …

Live demo on how to us the “do” command on a Cisco device. For thefull details of each command as well as many other free online tutorials and configuration guides, visit www.anythingoverip.co.za or www.aoip.org, we specialise in Anything Over IP Author: Jay Whale