[LUGSB] Basic Principles of Networking

David C. Dong ddong at ic.sunysb.edu
Fri Oct 3 21:17:19 EDT 2003 


Does anyone know data streaming to one server to another one book that a
human being is able to comprehend?

david
email : ddong at ic.sunysb.edu,daviddong1 at yahoo.com

On Fri, 3 Oct 2003, Paul C Bors wrote:

> I would say that you get your hands on either a book describing TCP/IP in
> detail or better yet get one of O'Relly "Internet Core Protocols" ISBN:
> 1-56592-572-6 (which I think it's actually discontinued, I got mine off
> amazon.com).
>
> That's the kind of book my professor back at SUNY Purchase used to teach
> Networking and Security :)
>
> HINT: I know that Internet Core Protocols is discontinued, but it comes with
> a really nifty snifer for Windoz (don't hate me all) that doesn't work on my
> Win XP (I wonder why). I think it's called Shomiti Surveyor
> [http://www.finisar.com/virtual/virtual.php?virtual_id=download] and I
> though it was all hooked up using color code and tabs and id-ing a bunch of
> services and protocols for you.
>
> By the way is there such a snifer for wm, kde or gnome?
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Vinay Pai" <vinay at cs.sunysb.edu>
> To: "Linux Users Group at Stony Brook" <lugsb at fsl.cs.sunysb.edu>
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>
> > Try Computer Networking by Andrew Tanenbaum. I dunno if the library has
> > it. If not I can lend it to you.
> >
> > On Fri, 3 Oct 2003, Chris A Williams wrote:
> >
> > >
> > > Basic principles of networking.
> > >
> > > Chris
> > >
> > > On Fri, 3 Oct 2003, Vinay Pai wrote:
> > >
> > > > >From what angle? Nitty-gritty implementation detais? Programming
> > > > interface? Basic principles?
> > > >
> > > > On Fri, 3 Oct 2003, Chris A Williams wrote:
> > > >
> > > > >
> > > > > Does anyone know of any text (i.e. books, the web, etc.) that can
> give me
> > > > > basic info on networking?
> > > > >
> > > > > Chris
> > > > >
> > > > >
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I have bought a new hard drive last week to have
enough disk space for both Linux and Windows...[don't
shoot me]. However the BIOS in my system is not
detecting the hard drive. It freezes whenever it tries
to detect it. I've checked out its manufacturer
website at www.maxtor.com but their methods did not
help either. It might have been my motherboard since
it is a pretty old one. I tried using Maxtor's
formatting software but to no avail. Details are it
still froze during the hardware detection session. Any
advice on what I've missed or general information
about how BIOS, motherboard and the hardwares inside a
PC work with each other would help. :)

Yi Suo

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First thing to do is check if the hard drive is working. Put it in some
other PC and see what happens.


On Tue, 7 Oct 2003, Yi Suo wrote:

> I have bought a new hard drive last week to have
> enough disk space for both Linux and Windows...[don't
> shoot me]. However the BIOS in my system is not
> detecting the hard drive. It freezes whenever it tries
> to detect it. I've checked out its manufacturer
> website at www.maxtor.com but their methods did not
> help either. It might have been my motherboard since
> it is a pretty old one. I tried using Maxtor's
> formatting software but to no avail. Details are it
> still froze during the hardware detection session. Any
> advice on what I've missed or general information
> about how BIOS, motherboard and the hardwares inside a
> PC work with each other would help. :)
>
> Yi Suo
>
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Hi Guys

I belong to the generations of dialups and modems,
(live in the grad apartments in Chapin) 

But my modem doesnt work with Linux, its an Intel
modem ! Does anyone know how to network Windows 98 or
2000 with Linux, so that I can setup a network with
someone in my apartment as the host and me as the
client

also anyone knows whats the minimum system requirments
for Linux...?

Amol

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Sometimes large hard drives have been known to cause
probs with older motherboard. You could try upgrading
the BIOS version, cant say for sure it will help. Does
a smaller hard disk work?

Can you tell what method was given at maxtor? 


--- Yi Suo <sybatter at yahoo.com> wrote:
> I have bought a new hard drive last week to have
> enough disk space for both Linux and
> Windows...[don't
> shoot me]. However the BIOS in my system is not
> detecting the hard drive. It freezes whenever it
> tries
> to detect it. I've checked out its manufacturer
> website at www.maxtor.com but their methods did not
> help either. It might have been my motherboard since
> it is a pretty old one. I tried using Maxtor's
> formatting software but to no avail. Details are it
> still froze during the hardware detection session.
> Any
> advice on what I've missed or general information
> about how BIOS, motherboard and the hardwares inside
> a
> PC work with each other would help. :)
> 
> Yi Suo
> 
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Hey Everyone,

       I wasn't able to make it to the last meeting, so I was wondering what 
is going on with this week's LILUG at SUNY Farmingdale?  Is anyone going?  I 
will be going...and it will be my first.  I will be leaving right from Stony 
Brook, because I have a class till 6:40.  I have room in my car for probably 3 
more people, so if you want a ride, just let me know and we can meet up...none 
of you probably know me because I was only at the first meeting, but if you 
don't care, I don't....Later

Tom C.

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On Fri, 10 Oct 2003 TCasp77 at cs.com wrote:

>        I wasn't able to make it to the last meeting, so I was wondering what
> is going on with this week's LILUG at SUNY Farmingdale?  Is anyone going?  I
> will be going...and it will be my first.  I will be leaving right from Stony
> Brook, because I have a class till 6:40.  I have room in my car for probably 3
> more people, so if you want a ride, just let me know and we can meet up...none
> of you probably know me because I was only at the first meeting, but if you
> don't care, I don't....Later

I'll certainly go to the SUNY Farmingdale LILUG .. just let me know when/
where to meet.

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