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find out whats different to your network from everyone elses ? encryption etc ? If you get stuck on anything just post it up and i'll help you.

If your picking up every network bar your own I would hazard a guess that its not your wifi drivers. Have you hidden your SSID on your wifi ?

Their lower tech support is india based, once you get past them though their proper tech support is top notch. Helps if you have some direct dial numbers ;)

Amen to that.. and even when you do get it they just cap the f**k out of you for being a 'heavy user' after downloading that one PS3 demo !!! Let me keep 20mbit and don't cap me you gheys !!!

They only people that say they are s**t are people who have never owned them or don't know jack about computers. I work in I.T. and dell stuff has been top notch. Some of their older laptops where a bit ghey though but they were still reliable.

Which, if Cisco is on by default so would need to be deliberately disabled !! :nono: You think that's bad though, I've just been tracking down a problem with software deployment through GP. Figured out none of the changes were taking effect. A number of servers were taken offline over easter...

Ye, saw this a couple years ago... wallpaper telly FTW !

rsync FTW !

motherfuckin pimped !!

have you tried arranging by penis ?

Dell, it's all I ever use. :) Infact, just spend 10 grand with them.

Seriously ditch the water blade !! One spec of dust/grit and you've just wasted your 2 days of work !

ditto !

Ooo, like that ^

It shouldn't have been an issue, but glad to hear you got it sorted.

Ah, what size MTU did you have set that was causing the problem ?

Maybe his stuff is not that important.. still 1.5TB of lost data !! I would have taken the hit and made it raid 1 tbh !

What filesystem are you using ? NTFS presumably.

tom tom

Deffinatly try Ubuntu 9.04 ! its as slick as Windows 7 and OSX. and having tried it I agree it really is getting ridiculously impressive now.. even wifi stuff 'Just Works' now ! They really have put a lot of work into making it run quickly aswell the whole OS seems really snappy and responsive now.

1 year late, but no it wasn't me lol hi anyway ;)

Oh hai !

Well, no-one has replied so I thought I would try and help a bit. If you set up a linux box with a couple NIC's you could use that with this software http://www.joachim-breitner.de/udp-broadcast-relay/ to forward broadcast packets. Could use any old box lying around, if you forgo the gui you...

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It breaks the license agreement but who gives a toss ? If I buy a copy of OSX I should be able to install it where I want whether it was designed for it or not. Fact is the Dell Mini 9 is the most compatible non apple product out there, it.... Just Works™ (ps. Yes I know your comment was in...

Ditto, but I quickly removed OSX and installed a custom version of Ubuntu 9.04. It f**king rocks now ! and with ext4 and the boot tweaks it boots in about 10 seconds !

You need to look at the routing of packets on your network. Somwhere along the line return packets are either not being sent or are being blocked to certain addresses. check your routing tables etc. Just checked again. I now can load site b. Looks like its an intermittent problem.

A few things. What is 192.168.1.180 and why does you netgear router keep sending out ARP requests for it ? Check the ARP tables on the router to make sure everything looks right ! remember to send a few pings so that the arp tables are filled. At site b the last communication is an ACK packet...

handbrake works on linux and windows too.

Start with some simple network diagnostics.. simple things like tracert/ping can tell you where the packets are being stopped and then you will know where to look. Unfortunately without a full topology and router configs I can't really help you further.