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Would the type of OS the user is running play any role in this?

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Thanks a lot for the help. I tried looking all over google for AXFR but with no luck. I do appriciate for the pdf and RFCs. Thanks.

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I'm having a small problem. When I try to connect to a FTP server it takes about 30 seconds for me to open the FTP connection it self. I am wondering what can cause such a long delay. Most...

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Can anyone please tell me what AFXR is? I've searched google and it doesn't come up with anything.

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I used Samba to mount my windows parition on my linux box.

I own the Oreilly book on DNS/BIND I must say it's VERY helpful to understand how DNS and BIND works. The answer to your question is there and with a very good answer.

Check google for 'quota'

Hi Matt,

Just like in webhostingtalk people said. read. :)

You'll need a basic understanding of tcp wrappers.

You need to be more specific if you want us to help you. Which operating systems do your machine run? One is NT what is the other one?

I can recommend you using the 'route' command. You'll see...

Or you can just setup an independed connection using PPPoE.

If i had to guess it would be 2GIGs.

that's because after you untar the file a directory is created. You have to go into that directory not run it. read the installation notes, it helps a lot.

Looks like it can not find the cc command in any path that is listed in the $PATH variable.

Type in:

"echo $PATH" and see what directories are being searched for the command.

http://www.freebsd.org/handbook/x-config.html

I know that is for freebsd but you'll find something usefull.

Try 'last'

If you wana find out the last person who logged in, then why do you need to find out the last person who logged out? Look the the person who last logged in and that's your answer.

Would you like a step by step tutorial with visuals included?

Anyway, usually routers are configured through a web browser. I connect to my router configuration by going to http://198.168.1.1/ and...

Some of the sections I go to and remove some options are:

Networking (I revome some compiled drivers that I don't have such as 3com cards.)

Multimedia (i remove sound and some other supported...

I know dd burns .iso files. I think .bin files are different. I'm not 100% sure.

I'm not 100% sure but i think you got to run:

dd if=file.bin of=/dev/cdromfile

VB and UNIX? I don't think they are competible. I might be wrong.

Is it possible to use Perl to work with hardware? Or is it strictly for text processing.

I think it's a browser problem. If you use Mozilla just problem can occur. X is very slow on linux. Windows has much faster GUI. Then again, that's just one of the posibilities.

Create a user and group name for tha user, and change the permissions of the directory to the user's user and group name.