Jasba.d wrote:Of course. Why would I want to ride on the cycle path along with all the broken glass? Or cars that park in them.dogmeat wrote: I bet u ride on the road though? when there is a perfectly good cycle path next to you???
Anyway, this is off topic. STFU.
Just an idea...
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Take a chill pill the pair of you. Go watch the Grand Prix if you want to watch some stunt driving this weekend... 

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Yea guys, sorry I can't make it to this one - finals and all that. Would love to come.
Pete shouldn't be going, but doubtless he'll find a spare day sometime to visit you all.
Our little Sparc IPX, "bungle" has been resurrected from the ashes to act as a DNS/DHCP/WINS server. If you want to borrow him, you're welcome, and Pete and Chris will be happy to know that there's a little web interface to DNS so they don't have to get their hands dirty in config files ^_^. Only trouble will be moving him to b'stoke (where all the other kit is). Pete, next time you're going home, would you mind putting bungle back into storage? ^_^
K
Pete shouldn't be going, but doubtless he'll find a spare day sometime to visit you all.
Our little Sparc IPX, "bungle" has been resurrected from the ashes to act as a DNS/DHCP/WINS server. If you want to borrow him, you're welcome, and Pete and Chris will be happy to know that there's a little web interface to DNS so they don't have to get their hands dirty in config files ^_^. Only trouble will be moving him to b'stoke (where all the other kit is). Pete, next time you're going home, would you mind putting bungle back into storage? ^_^
K
Isn't it time Bungle was put out to pasture, and you got something with a bit more "umph" ? Theres currently a bargain to be had on ebay.
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Bungle comes from Nick's collection of PCs, named after Rainbow characters... I think the full list includes the desktops Zippy and George, the Sparc Bungle, and there was another sparc, though I forget it's name.
When it comes to replacing the Sparcs, we tried for the last (two?) events... though last time I entirely forgot to bring one, and we had to scav a copy of WinRoute to put on my system before we could kick off
However, running DHCP and DNS for 40 PCs ain't exactly a huge task (I could prolly do it manually
), and the sparc has more than enough power behind it to do the job. That and Nick gets a geeky little glow every time he looks over and sees his 10-15 year old hardware actually being used 
When it comes to replacing the Sparcs, we tried for the last (two?) events... though last time I entirely forgot to bring one, and we had to scav a copy of WinRoute to put on my system before we could kick off



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Zippy and Geoffrey are the desktop machines, I'll have you know.
/me sniffs in memory of George.
Yea, bungle's got easily enough power to run DHCP and DNS stuff (and even a webserver, scarily). And it was my machine that ran WinRoute, damn you - I couldn't reboot to Linux! Not that I had it installed, but it's the principle of the thing...
*geeky glow*
K
/me sniffs in memory of George.
Yea, bungle's got easily enough power to run DHCP and DNS stuff (and even a webserver, scarily). And it was my machine that ran WinRoute, damn you - I couldn't reboot to Linux! Not that I had it installed, but it's the principle of the thing...
*geeky glow*
K
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right.. no offence pete, but i thought you had 1 & 1/2, but if it makes you feel better it made you look like you had 30. Can i become a mod of this forum, Fujitsu's been mentioned too many times recently for my liking and specially next to the word "supercomputer" .. it needs to be stamped out. And what's wrong with running an old sparc box as a dhcp server? as an oldie i personally think it's quite cool having it on an old box, we all know it can do the job, and the hardware's sound build quality wise 

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need a hub- heres one on ebay
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... 3409245232
IBM 8260-A17 Chassis (10J2628)
200 RJ45 Ports (5 x 80G3424)
Fibre 100 base FX (41H7000)
Midi-x Connection (41H6995)
Module Status Card (29H4412)
12 Port RJ45 + 1x RS232 (51H4596)
2 Power Supplies
Rack Mountable (and rack supports removeable
200 rj45 ports be enough? yes 200
,, its only going for a pound too 

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... 3409245232
IBM 8260-A17 Chassis (10J2628)
200 RJ45 Ports (5 x 80G3424)
Fibre 100 base FX (41H7000)
Midi-x Connection (41H6995)
Module Status Card (29H4412)
12 Port RJ45 + 1x RS232 (51H4596)
2 Power Supplies
Rack Mountable (and rack supports removeable
200 rj45 ports be enough? yes 200


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ZiK is running a LAN in Aldershot on the 18-20 april check out http://bodgedlan.ziklipse.org/ for details.BoredAtWork wrote:Any ideas on dates yet? I'm getting Lan withdrawal!