Posts Tagged ‘provide’
My network has 2 internet gateway. I want to provide automatically this gateway to this user group and the other gateway to the other user group. How can I do it by using DHCP in Windows 2003/XP?
Terracotta and Shadow-Soft Partner to Provide Open Source Scalability and Performance for the Enterprise
Shadow-Soft and Terracotta to Host Webinar on September 9 to Demonstrate Powerful Ehcache Solution for Enterprise Applications
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Capital Gold Corporation and Nayarit Gold Inc. Provide Merger Update
Pursuant to a definitive agreement executed by Capital Gold Corporation and Nayarit Gold Inc. announced on February 11, 2010, the companies agreed to enter into a business combination in an all-share transaction.
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New Pogo Linux StorageDirector Products Provide High-availability and Scale-out Nexenta-certified SAN/NAS Solutions …
All-new ZFS-based OpenStorage solutions deliver data and application availability on an affordable, enterprise-grade platform (PRWeb May 25, 2010) Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/2010/05/prweb4019114.htm
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If one were to connect to a annonymous proxy server and surf the web, download or run applications, would one’s ISP still be able to track the activity of the user? Or is it no longer possible, with the ISP having information that all the user did was to log into a particular server? Why or why not?
I need to know whether it is possible for my ISP to track my activities once I utilise a proxy server.
I run a website that is hosted on a Windows server. I am hoping to shift to a Linux-based server (probably something that runs the cPanel setup, as I am familiar with it).
The biggest issue is that the current website has a static database that is used to serve up information to the visitors. It’s the most popular feature of the website, so I want to make sure the transition is right.
This database is an MS Access file. I have a simple ODBC connection to that file, and then I have PHP code that peeks into the file and lets visitors do queries.
My concern is that if I move to Linux / LAMP, I will not be able to make this simple ODBC connection to the MS Access file, and I will need to convert the DB into MySQL. I would like to avoid doing this, as the database comes to me from someone else who operates in MS Access. (I am aware of the possibility of converting to MySQL every time, I just would like to avoid doing so.)