[lug] LUG Digest, Vol 123, Issue 2
Ryan Newby
renewby at gmail.com
Sat Jan 4 10:49:42 MST 2014
"Install VMs for Linux / XP in new Win 7 systems"
--You will get much better performance using a *NIX OS to host your VMs, as
Windows 7 is going to use about 2GB of memory off of the top, cutting out
resources for your VMs.
It may be worth looking at Citrix XenServer. There is a Free Open Source
version available and fairly easy to install and configure.
"Network 2/3 desktops to each other via Cat5 and to 2 laptops via
Wifi (and Cat5)."
-- If your network gear supports it, why not go Gigabit (Cat5e ot Cat6)
"Mostly user/password problems preventing networking now)"
You could set up a domain controller to centralized accounts, will cause
less headaches.
On Sat, Jan 4, 2014 at 10:04 AM, Tim Singleton <tims-blug at dystopian.org>wrote:
> Can't help much, but I can give some advice on the Windows security
> situation.
> First, put all of your computers into the same Workgroup.
> Then, create the same accounts on all computers.
> If two computers are in the same Workgroup and one receives a request from
> the other, it will check to see if the username and password on the
> requesting computer match those on itself. If it does, it will allow the
> request.
> Also, disable the Windows and any AV firewall if you have them active, for
> now.
>
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>> 1. NYs Rez ... get projects moving (Dru Whitledge)
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>> Message: 1
>> Date: Thu, 02 Jan 2014 14:32:46 -0600
>> From: Dru Whitledge <druw at oneimage.com>
>> To: lug at lug.boulder.co.us,lug at lug.boulder.co.us
>> Subject: [lug] NYs Rez ... get projects moving
>> Message-ID: <E1Vypsj-0000kI-NC at elasmtp-scoter.atl.sa.earthlink.net>
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>> My New Year's resolution is to get my damn computer projects moving.
>> So, I'm looking for a consultant / advisor / (coach? in Boulder only,
>> I guess) in the local area at REGULAR market rates for Windows /
>> Linux / networking / VM / VPN projects. Lafayette, Louisville, Erie
>> area would be nice. Recommendations would be really welcome.
>>
>> Projects presently on the agenda for which I need help --
>> -- Network 2/3 desktops to each other via Cat5 and to 2 laptops via
>> Wifi (and Cat5).
>> (old ancient Win2k system to New ugly Win 7 systems to nice
>> predictable XP systems)
>> (Mostly user/password problems preventing networking now)
>> -- Install VMs for Linux / XP in new Win 7 systems
>> -- Connect VMs to native OS's to share data (network?)
>> -- Discuss networking / connecting Android devices to better share data
>> -- Discuss / design VPNs in newer OSs
>> -- WiFi (Cat5) Video / audio streaming
>>
>> Dru
>> 303 666-7665
>>
>>
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