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It could just be an internal serial header. Why don't you pull up the specs (using Aopen's website) on the old motherboard and take a look at what it is. You might just have to get an add-in PCI serial card with an internal header on it. Eric

Have you tried a different port on the router? Individual ports can go bad. Either try a different port or try connecting just to the DSL/cable modem. Eric

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Yeah, give him stuff to play with. A lot of the times, you only learn by what you break. Some of the questions may be relevant to the task at hand, but I don't know how much it would help him with actually building a computer. Eric

Yeah, I think it's 255 total characters in the path.

Well, if the PC with the 2 NICs is a gateway, you can just add the entry to the routing table via the command line ("route ?" for commands), or you can use Routing and Remote access. But, you'll still need to tell your default gateway about where to go to get to the other subnet. ERic

Man, not to defend the car analogy (it was ok), but your posts contribute nothing. Eric Edit: To get the quote in there.

Thanks guys! I really appreciate the info.

What video card between $200-300 that's PCI-E and will play some of the latest games decently. Does anyone have any recommendations? Quiet is good. Thanks in advance! Eric

Hi All, I'm doing a study on using pen-based computing devices (tablet PCs) for a class I'm taking this quarter. I've been collecting various samples of notes people have created using their tablet PCs or other pen-based computing devices and was wondering if any of you guys had any samples...

I made some PHP app that searched Google using their API and SOAP awhile back. It was easy.

Yup

I'm also in the Seattle area. All of Comcast's 68.XXX.XXX.XXX routers are fine for me. By the time it leaves them it's usually around 10ms. Not that it matters, but yeah, I've been pretty happy with Comcast.

I have had this happen multiple times on servers that don't come with a floppy drive. It's my opinion that it's a problem with the way Windows installs because I've always been able to get it to reognize the drivers on its first attempt using a USB floppy and then it needs them again (for...

Thanks guys!