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no no no If you want to stick with 2 networks do this. option 1 Network 1 = 192.168.1.x Network 2 = 192.168.2.x In network 1's router create a static route to network 2's router. In network 2's router create a static route to network 1's router. Connect the lan …

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what two exams you having problems with? There is alot of study meterals on bit torrent, like learnkey, testout, cbt nugets.

dickersonka, That is incorrect, you can share the mouse and keyboard with RDP. I do this daily. its called Terminal server shadowing. To shadow a Windows XP SP2 or higher pc you need to add this registry entry to every computer ... can be done via a login script. HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\ …

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Learning .net and VS 2005/ 2008. Most of the bit jockys i work with make 60-110k a year with 3-8 years xp. There is a shortage of software programers as far as i can tell .. atleast where i work.

yes you can and should use internal IPs We have a 7 site network 10.10.1.0 Site 1 HQ 10.10.2.0 Site 2 Branch ..... 10.10.10.0 Site 10 Branch you can ping any ip address on site 1 from any other computer on any site and vise versa. Basicly think of a …

rdp, its built in and can do everything vnc can do but better. Yes even session sharing aka terminal server shadowing

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incorrect, it would turn it into a samba server. fileshare is a VERY small part of 2003. As for xp home, boot into safe mode to access ACLs. You pay for a scaled down version of windows for users with limited computer experince ... then get upset when it can …

I would say its best to have 2 Hds, on a cheap sata raid controler, and format two partisions ... that way if you have to install windows again your data is safe. I keep my data on my server so thats less of a concern