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That works! Thanks a lot... I was getting crazy... Thanks; Ilker Tanli

My problem is a little weird. First I disabled the connection timeout from console and since then whenever I close a telnet session its actually not closed on the server side... Here is the output: AMSTLX#who Line User Host(s) Idle Location 2 vty 0...

I am planing to install a Apache Web Server on Fedora 7 and I have some web pages written in ASP does any one know how could I run ASP over Apache? Any advices/recommendations using Apache and ASP? Thanks; Ilker Tanli

You can do it between two linux servers using rsync. rsync -vrae /path/ dest_server:/path/ and in your case it should look like this: rsync -vrae /tmp/imagefolder/ 64.95.26.31:/tmp/imagefolder/ Hope it helps; --ilker

Here is the sample configuration: AuthType Basic AuthName "This is a Private Network Please Enter Your Password" AuthUserFile /var/www/.htaccess Require user john robert And to create .htacess you need to run: $htpasswd -c [file_name] [user_name] In this case it should be look like this...

Burt Its 2924. And I also have cisco 7206 and making BGP. If I install a multi channel T1/PRI on 7206 would I be able to do traffic shaping? All I want is to divide my 10 Mbit connection in to T1's. Thanks; Ilker Tanli

Yes thats right I am trying to do traffic shaping, not load balancing. I heard that 2900 series is kinda old and does not support any QoS policies. Any Idea? Thanks; Ilker Tanli

I need to set some bandwidth restrictions on my Cisco 2900 switch. I have a 10 Mbit Internet connection and I wanna divide this into T1's. For example I dont want my port 4 to use more than 1 T1 bandwidth in my network, therefore I tried this: interface FastEthernet0/4 bandwidth 1544 duplex...

I need to set some bandwidth restrictions on my Cisco 2900 switch. I have a 10 Mbit Internet connection and I wanna divide this into T1's. For example I dont want my port 4 to use more than 1 T1 bandwidth in my network, therefore I tried this: interface FastEthernet0/4 bandwidth 1544 duplex...

Should I type the password every time I run rsync? Thanks; Ilker Tanli

Thanks aau that works! Thanks; Ilker Tanli

Is there any command that can show me the kernel version of my linux distribution? Thanks; Ilker Tanli

One more thing, I have disabled root login on one of my servers, therefore I am receiving the following error when I try to make rsync both distributions are redhat. $ rsync -vrae /tmp/ilker/ xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:/tmp/ rsync: Failed to exec /tmp/ilker/: Permission denied (13) rsync error: error in...

Is there anyway that I can rsync a windows directory to linux? In other words my source would be a windows machine and destination is a linux or vice versa. Thanks; Ilker Tanli

thanks for both replies... Thanks; Ilker Tanli