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Do I need to use the ATX-12X power connector?

I'm finally getting around to building a system based on a mobo that has been laying around here for a long time: and IWILL DVD266-uRN. The board is a dual processor, Socket 370 mobo, and I'm populating it with a couple of 866 Mhz P3 FCPGA processors. I've got it working with one processor...
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- Jan 29, 2004
- Replies: 1
- Forum: Motherboards
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Two DHCP servers

In what sense are these "two (separate) networks"? Unless they are separated by a router that can forward BOOTP requests, I don't think you can do what you are asking. But I'm not entirely clear what you are asking. Unless you have a subnet mask of 255.0.0.0, then you do not have *.x.x.x...
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- Post #4
- Jan 8, 2004
- Forum: Operating Systems
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Two DHCP servers

Can you clarify what you are recommending here? In DHCP, you don't create "zones", you create "scopes." ("Zones" are what are created in DNS.) In Windows DHCP, it is possible to join multiple scopes into "superscopes" or "multinets," but those are for servicing DHCP requests over networks...
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- Post #3
- Jan 8, 2004
- Forum: Operating Systems
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Microsoft Windows Services for Unix 3.0

This is not a "new OS from Windows." It is not even an "OS". It is a set of tools to enhance Unix (and Linux) interoperability with Windows. It will allow some *nix applications to run under Windows. It has a full set of *nix command line tools that will run from a Windows command prompt...
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- Post #2
- Dec 27, 2003
- Forum: Operating Systems
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how can I install win2k over a lan?

And not at all for PCMCIA. Did you not read the question?
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- Post #15
- Dec 25, 2003
- Forum: Operating Systems
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Windows File Permissions

What Buzzard is talking about, I think, is "Taking Ownership." That's what you need to do. Administrators can always take ownership, and then give themself permission to access a resource.
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- Post #3
- Dec 25, 2003
- Forum: Operating Systems
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S@H daily team stats 12/24

Another nice day. Sad about the departure, though. But welcome to Boyne7!
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- Post #3
- Dec 25, 2003
- Forum: Distributed Computing
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S@H daily team stats 12/23

Ditto.
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- Post #11
- Dec 24, 2003
- Forum: Distributed Computing
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how can I install win2k over a lan?

No. I really wish those who pointed you in the direction of RIS had thought more about what they were doing. RIS is a very specialized technology. It works only in an Active Directory domain, requires DHCP on the LAN and a dedicated server hosting RIS on its own dedicated partition, and then...
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- Post #12
- Dec 23, 2003
- Forum: Operating Systems
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S@H daily team stats 12/22

Sweet. Thanks, HB.
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- Post #9
- Dec 23, 2003
- Forum: Distributed Computing
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how can I install win2k over a lan?

How do you propose to connect to the LAN? Pass that hurdle, and it is as simple as: net use t: \\servername\sharename t:\i386\winnt where you've copied the CD to a folder on "servername" and shared it as "sharename". All this talk about RIS seems a bit of overkill, to me.
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- Post #6
- Dec 22, 2003
- Forum: Operating Systems
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S@H daily team stats 12/21

Well, it is the short run that counts. As a certain economist once put it, "In the long run we are all dead." Thanks, HB.
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- Post #8
- Dec 22, 2003
- Forum: Distributed Computing
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~~~ AnandTech Forums Happy Holidays Thread ~~~

Good cheers to all.
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- Post #4
- Dec 21, 2003
- Forum: Distributed Computing
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roaming profile and home folder script

Since you mention "group policy" I assume the OS here is Win2k (or xp). Roaming profiles and home folders are "domain" level features. If you have Active Directory installed, then they are usually configured in the user properties dialog of Active Directory Users and Computers. If you have...
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- Post #2
- Dec 20, 2003
- Forum: Operating Systems
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Access Denied, Hacking past ..\Documents

Not so. It is very easy to configure a folder so that no one but the owner, or a particular user, has access. Admin's don't get access unless the administrator or admin group (or a domain or enterprise admin group) is explicitly added. And there are settings where only a particular user is...
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- Post #10
- Dec 20, 2003
- Forum: Operating Systems

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