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Just to let you know ant to put dots on i's. There is no linux 9. It's red-hat 9 ;).

You are right there is no routing in the 2524 switches. You can use a linux router. This will be very cost effective and performant.

What I know is that HP is using the data wires to send the Power, because of installation with cat-3 wires where you only have 2 pairs in them.

Now im speech less. You may go on HP side to find more information. Maybe there is something slipping out of my mind. If you find out post your solution here, im very interrested in that.

And another thing, if you want to have a good sound quality you may want to look around vlans and vlans priorisation.

Yes, you can simply use show power to see if first you have POE enabled on the switch. If you didn't enabled POE then it is not enabled by default on 26xx switches.

And did you enabled poe? And let me explain a bit how this works with HP switches. So you plugg in a device on a POE enabled port. After you have connected the device, the switch send a packet to the device asking him if he want's power, if the device dont answer then the switch wont send the...

Yes there is a limit of concurent telnet sessions, I think it is around 2 or 4.

I just wan to be shure that you have enough power for all of your devices, did you check how much watts eatch devices are going to take if they all connect at the same time and eat up their maximum wattage? And yes you must enable the power over ethernet on the switch. Here are the poe...

Are you shure that you dont have any firewall enabled on those box?

Well you need to forward at your job since your job's windows box is on a local lan. You dont only need to open the port 1050 on your firewall you must do a redirection to the port 5800 witch is another stuff.

Mostly take a port above 1024, and you can also see the file /etc/services for common ports.

You may want to drop an eye on dosemu.

Check if you have sshd process running. By default sftp is enabled with sshd, so you should disable sftp with sshd if you want to use vsftp. The config file for sshd should be under /etc/ssh/sshd_config I think that the line about sftp is at the end of the config file.

Can't you just change the ip of your new box? If not then you need a router. You can do this out of an old Linux pc.

It depend what is his ftp client. By default I think that most of the ftp client are using binary for file transfert.

I have some better stuff for you, witch you can find it there. http://httpd.apache.org/docs-2.0/ssl/ssl_howto.html#allclients ************************************ How can I authenticate clients based on certificates when I know all my clients? When you know your user community (i.e. a closed...

There is alot of information on the mod_ssl doc for apache 2.0 there. http://httpd.apache.org/docs-2.0/mod/mod_ssl.html

You must do that from the client's side. Pureftpd will do what the client ask him to do. But you can see if there is some information about it in their documentation :). http://www.pureftpd.org/README

Well, you can use monit to monitor the checksums of your zones files, and he will send you an alert if the files have changed. This is a nice little tool it worth the look. He can monitor many services and do some actions if a service is missing, send you an email warning and sms very nice.