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Comment on PXE-E61, PXE-MOF & Operating System not found – Acer Travelmate 3238? by Answering Man

Answering Man — Wed, 06 Jan 2010 02:37:59 +0000

hmm these two threads both suggest that there’s something wrong with the connection between your motherboard and hard drive:

http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread6227.html

http://www.nocrash.com/ncbbs/msgs/3576.shtml

The second one has some people doing a DIY fix, forcing the hard drive to sit in it’s bay tighter.

You might want to have a read through. Good luck!
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Comment on What is the purpose of having 2 network cards? by Eric

Eric — Sat, 02 Jan 2010 18:03:59 +0000

I’m a network engineer with 30 years of experience.

The simple thing for you to do is to simply disable one of them and just use one. using two or more is really an advanced thing to do but I’ll give you the basics.

**** 2 or more Network cards. *****
With two or more network cards, you can load ballance your traffic, so you in effect can have double the bandwidth of using just one, but this requires routing configurations, and OS configuration changes.

As someone else said, you can also use one as a LAN port and the other as a WAN port, effectivly using your computer as a proxy server on a network. your cable modem / DSL modem would connect to your wan port, then your computer to your internal local area network (LAN port). All other computers would then be using yours as a proxy server, or it could be configured as a router, DNS server, DHCP server, etc. etc. There are many things you can do in that configuration.

You can also use two NICs as a type of firewall. Remember that a firewall is a philosophy, not a product. Firewalls can be utilized by getting hardware , software, utilizing policies or best practices. In this case, you may have two LAN’s you connect to, and to keep them apart from each other you may be using TCP/IP on one NIC and be using IPX traffic on the other, exclusivly. As long as your machine is not forwarding traffic, you would have a basic firewall between the two, but still be able to access both of them.

I hope that helps
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Comment on What is the purpose of having 2 network cards? by DaveEC

DaveEC — Sat, 02 Jan 2010 17:18:59 +0000

There could be two by accident in assembly. Assuming this is a desktop, just remove one. If this is a laptop go into My Network Places, then view connections and disable one of them. Then reboot.
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Comment on What is the purpose of having 2 network cards? by kamran is rock

kamran is rock — Sat, 02 Jan 2010 17:03:59 +0000

hello your both NIC are working together if they are then disable your one NIC and then connect your service if u get same problem then we can discuss about it again thanks
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Comment on What is the purpose of having 2 network cards? by bee69

bee69 — Sat, 02 Jan 2010 16:33:59 +0000

maybe u ordered 1 network card... and the motherboard came with a inbuilt network card.. its quite common.
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Comment on i am almost through a 15 month deployment, i am combat engineer and am in a hard spot.? by Gumby

Gumby — Sat, 02 Jan 2010 16:17:59 +0000

Let me ask a simple question first; can you speak a foreign language? If not SF is not an option.
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Comment on What is the purpose of having 2 network cards? by Loki

Loki — Sat, 02 Jan 2010 16:05:59 +0000

i believe both mark and stephen are wrong. You can do various things with 2 network cards in which is farely advanced so if you dont even no why you have 2 in ur comp disable one like mark sed, but i think u can use them to have 2 internet/network connections running to the same computer at the same time and you can use one as a wireless access point for another computer/thing.
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Comment on i am almost through a 15 month deployment, i am combat engineer and am in a hard spot.? by John

John — Sat, 02 Jan 2010 15:46:59 +0000

JC is right with that answer as those that are in that group is classified. Going the route of Ranger school and being extra sharp, extra smart and extra good in your approach to things and how well you accomplish them and developing a reputation for that as well as networking will get you a "look" before they even will contact you directly. If they do then you have half a chance for an interview and for actual consideration.
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Comment on What is the purpose of having 2 network cards? by Unixmen

Unixmen — Sat, 02 Jan 2010 15:33:59 +0000

1 card is for (Lan) local area network and 1 for (Wan) wide area network if your computer act as a server or domain
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Comment on How do I create a Setup.exe file for my VS.Net 2003 Windows Application? by Tracy

Tracy — Sat, 02 Jan 2010 15:30:59 +0000

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