I Am The Smartest Compu-nerd Of All!

[Ed Who?]

I fixed (found) the issue at our shops internet! I unplugged EVERY internet crap cord/router/wireless.


I went DIRECTLY from our Qwest router to the front computer...internet is FAST like it should be!


SOO...now wtf? I need to get the other 2 computers online though (wirelessly preferred)

Ideas????

[JCB]

Perhaps you've got a shitty router or your signal might be losing strength because you've got to much trying to run. You could get a cable signal booster (I had one years ago) that will help send the signals a little better.

What type of internet access do you have? Cable, DSL, Dialup, lol.

Here is the router I have Rangemax 240 (http://www.netgear.com/Solutions/HomeNetworking/WirelessNetworking/RangeMax240.aspx). Right now I power 3 laptops and 1 desktop computer through it. Many times all 4 on the internet at the same time and I've noticed no difference in speed over just running one computer. Although I had to go from a $50 POS router to a $200 Netgear. Oh ya, and I can be pretty much anywhere with in 1000 feet of my router to pick it up.

[sanfret]

Congrats on going the extra mile and being the true genius you are! If this doesn't prove to everyone that ED is modest, nothing will!! :)

Go down to the local [insert name of store] and get yourself a Linksys Wireless router and throw all that other shit out! Linksys is owned by Cisco which is the company that wrote the majority of the IP protocols in the first place. The other brands are generally made in China using ripped off designs (not all) under the lack of copyright protection afforded by a communist government. You will probably pay a couple extra bucks (maybe even $20) for it most likely, but it will work and not cause you grief. And you will be supporting a company that employees at least one of your customers.

[JCB]

WATCH THIS (javascript:openPopUp('/upload/solutions/RangeMax240/RangeMax240_Flash/00-RangeMax240_base.swf','win240Flash','width=560,hei ght=420,scrollBars=0');), it will better explain wireless routers.

Oh ya, and don't go spend thousands to have some computer geek go to your shop to "Set It Up". Just get a friend that has a decent understanding of routers to help ya out. Its not hard.

[JCB]

Go down to the local [insert name of store] and get yourself a Linksys Wireless router

I've actually had 2 of their routers. 1 wired and 1 wireless. Both did ok but not as good as the Netgear. Plus both died after about a year or so of operations. I've had the Netgear running non stop for almost 4 years.

Linksys is good, don't get me wrong. I've got friends that swear by them. But for me they didn't work to long nor as good.

[Syrythius]

*sigh* i said your network setup was shit when i 1st looked at it. *sigh* that's why i said it also needed to be redone :P

[Ed Who?]

sigh...i dont listen. :lol

I know. I have the linksys stuff, but no clue how to hook up..but im still smartest guy :jk

[Syrythius]

We'll get things taken care of. Along with what i already sent you I have some other ideas to get you up and running beautifully. You need to get away from the home setup and become a true office network. You like it a lot better, and not have to deal with cheap linksys/netgear routers etc.

and as to why your front computer runs beautifully directly connected...well hmm lets see. maybe because your original setup had the network all going through a POS hub that's wiring went from the dsl modem to the shop computer and then back to the hub and then to the front computer. your last IT guy must've hit the beer before doing the setup ;)

See you saturday.

[Syrythius]

Congrats on going the extra mile and being the true genius you are! If this doesn't prove to everyone that ED is modest, nothing will!! :)

Go down to the local [insert name of store] and get yourself a Linksys Wireless router and throw all that other shit out! Linksys is owned by Cisco which is the company that wrote the majority of the IP protocols in the first place. The other brands are generally made in China using ripped off designs (not all) under the lack of copyright protection afforded by a communist government. You will probably pay a couple extra bucks (maybe even $20) for it most likely, but it will work and not cause you grief. And you will be supporting a company that employees at least one of your customers.

heheh the wireless router isn't the issue. The wireless router is 100x more powerful than his dyno machine ;).

[JCB]

heheh the wireless router isn't the issue. The wireless router is 100x more powerful than his dyno machine ;).

Lmfao, yes that could create a big problem for going fast on the internet if granny with a walker can pass his ass up.

[sanfret]

You need to get away from the home setup and become a true office network.

His bandwidth needs are well within the consumer products capabilities. He really doesn't need to spend the money to move beyond that.

This set-up would be fine for what he needs:
Modem > WRT54G (or Equiv doing the authentication with Qwest) > landline to main boxes (wireless if you really want, but not needed) and wireless to iPhone.

The WRT54G or equiv is totally fine, anything beyond that is overkill. I have this set-up at it is fine and has been for several years.

A. Modem > WRT54G > Family Side of Network (wired and unwired)
B. Modem > WRT54G > Cisco 800 Series (ECT/hardware VPN) > Cisco 7960, Cisco Unified Comm Client, Meetingplace or WebEx.

I have A and B running at the same time 12 hours a day and the little 'ol WRT54G does just fine. That is with a whole other person running over software VPN on the 'Family side'. Considering the load coming from the IP comm end of B and the load of a software VPN client sitting on A, it is good and stable on both ends. My network needs far exceed anything ED could come up with when at work, home is another issue, but given what is on his work boxes (customer data), they shouldn't be doing any P2P sharing anyway for infosec and liability reasons.

If you had any negative Linksys experiences in the past I suspect it is a couple years back and pre-Cisco acquisition and resulting improved quality control.

[Syrythius]

the comment had nothing to do with bandwidth. It has to do with having an actual network with security, management, firewall, monitoring, etc. The linksys and netgear wireless routers are not what i am knocking. They are not solutions for security withing a company network, they are just your basic wireless modem with some encryption. I am moving him to a setup that has the the cable modem/dsl modem connected to a firewall appliance that just happens to have wireless capabilities. Sonicwall TZ180 wireless

That is what I mean by having an actual company network instead of a home setup.

-Syrythius

[sanfret]

Agree with the infosec need 100%, production selection, not at all.

[Syrythius]

Hey that's why they make multiple products. everyone on the internet has their own opinion and feels they are experts.

[Fly'n Brian]

Ok guys you have gone way beyond what Ed asked for in the first place. Any old router will work just fine for Ed's situation he says he want's to hook up another two computers to his wireless network. A bloody network consisting of three systems doesn't require a commerical Cisco router. That is way beyond over kill. Simple Security practices will provide all of the protection Ed would need. like IE strong passwords, backing up sensitive data off site, not download the interweby pr0nz on work computers -=X It's pretty easy to setup home level routers for a network. If you need help or want some advice about the network send me a PM or e-mail. lol you know how to get ahold of me. Just don't go crazy buying all this crap these guys are talking about.

[Ed Who?]

]NERD FIGHT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!![/SIZE]

COMPU-DOME! Two Nerds enter....One Nerd leaves!!!

[gberger153]

Congrats on going the extra mile and being the true genius you are! If this doesn't prove to everyone that ED is modest, nothing will!! :)

Go down to the local [insert name of store] and get yourself a Linksys Wireless router and throw all that other shit out! Linksys is owned by Cisco which is the company that wrote the majority of the IP protocols in the first place. The other brands are generally made in China using ripped off designs (not all) under the lack of copyright protection afforded by a communist government. You will probably pay a couple extra bucks (maybe even $20) for it most likely, but it will work and not cause you grief. And you will be supporting a company that employees at least one of your customers.

I disagree, linksys quality has gone down hill and is iffy at best, Netgear is far superior in strenght now. To do it right though cisco all the way, however this will cost you money. We do wireless for all of our warehouses across the states, I will give you a call with some suggestions.

[gberger153]

Ok guys you have gone way beyond what Ed asked for in the first place. Any old router will work just fine for Ed's situation he says he want's to hook up another two computers to his wireless network. A bloody network consisting of three systems doesn't require a commerical Cisco router. That is way beyond over kill. Simple Security practices will provide all of the protection Ed would need. like IE strong passwords, backing up sensitive data off site, not download the interweby pr0nz on work computers -=X It's pretty easy to setup home level routers for a network. If you need help or want some advice about the network send me a PM or e-mail. lol you know how to get ahold of me. Just don't go crazy buying all this crap these guys are talking about.


You are correct in all that you have said, however none of us know what kind of "noise" is at the shop and what could be sapping the strength of the device he is using, there could be other networks broadcasting on the same channel canceling or partially blocking his signal, if this is the case he could simply try different channels and see which one provides the strongest signal. The home market signal boosters are crap, telling eric to get one of those is like Tyson telling you chrome valve caps provide counterbalance to the wheel weights on your rims.

[Ed Who?]

....is like Tyson telling you chrome valve caps provide counterbalance to the wheel weights on your rims.



:massmoon: THATS FUNNY RIGHT THERE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[sanfret]

THATS FUNNY RIGHT THERE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

damn straight!!

:bigboulay::bigboulay::bigboulay::bigboulay:

[SpLiZaaT]

Linksys have proven to me to be the WORST wireless products EVER...from their wireless cards to their routers. My best success is with DLINK wireless stuff. Now I use it at my house and never have disconnects. With the Linksys, I was getting disconnected every 2 minutes.

[SpLiZaaT]

You are correct in all that you have said, however none of us know what kind of "noise" is at the shop and what could be sapping the strength of the device he is using, there could be other networks broadcasting on the same channel canceling or partially blocking his signal, if this is the case he could simply try different channels and see which one provides the strongest signal. The home market signal boosters are crap, telling eric to get one of those is like Tyson telling you chrome valve caps provide counterbalance to the wheel weights on your rims.

Is it noise or the fact that his office is in a concrete-walled building?! I'm willing to bet it's a combination of both. I don't have experience with the "signal booster" bullshit but I do know the DLINK wireless router I have has worked so good so far that I rolled up my 100ft Cat5 cable and now my 24" imac rolls on wireless only -- and I'm online every minute that I'm home.

[Fly'n Brian]

Is it noise or the fact that his office is in a concrete-walled building?! I'm willing to bet it's a combination of both. I don't have experience with the "signal booster" bullshit but I do know the DLINK wireless router I have has worked so good so far that I rolled up my 100ft Cat5 cable and now my 24" imac rolls on wireless only -- and I'm online every minute that I'm home.

Haha you hit the head of the nail dead square. Concrete = number 1 enemy of any wireless signal. And the higher freqency the worse the the signal will penetrate concrete. But there are ways around that problem like placing the router up in the rafters above the walls -=X

[gberger153]

Is it noise or the fact that his office is in a concrete-walled building?! I'm willing to bet it's a combination of both. I don't have experience with the "signal booster" bullshit but I do know the DLINK wireless router I have has worked so good so far that I rolled up my 100ft Cat5 cable and now my 24" imac rolls on wireless only -- and I'm online every minute that I'm home.

Matt, as long as the wireless appliance, whatever brand is inside the building the RF will stay there as well, Im sure that he has "blind spots" however if the router is centrally located in the the maint. area and the pc by the register stays wired he should have no issues with acquiring and maintaining a signal if there are no other devices providing interference. I have been to your place, when you are in an area such as yours it is hard to get and maintain a signal because of interference, things that contribute to this are microwave ovens, landline phones operating at 1.8 GHz (thus the inflated price of the old 900MHz phones and the new 5.8 GHz phones, other peoples wireless appliances operating on the same channel you are, etc...

[Ed Who?]

apologies to paul, mike and bill. i hope they know i was kidding about "fixing" the shops computers...i am SO appreciative for all their help! At least we narrowed down the issues and with paul and bills amazing help on the 300000 virus's they will rock soon!

THANKS GUYS!

[Hypnotiq]

Eric and Nerd do not go in the same sentence. :)

[Chunke1]

No offense intended to anyone (if I do I don't really care) but why wasn't connecting directly to the router the FIRST step tried and not something Eric had to do himself?

Step 1 of teching any issue (networks, computers, bikes, etc.) is to narrow down the possibilities by eliminating variables. Without looking at it, you will need to take it step by step, component by component even to the physical wiring/connectors sometimes.

Argue as much as you guys like but 90% of the components, including the Wifi chip, are the same in most brands. Linksys QC declined after the Cisco acquisition not just because of their component choices but because they tried to shoe horn the Cisco OS into a relatively stable Linksys platform.

[sanfret]

I don't have experience with the "signal booster" bullshit but I do know the DLINK wireless router

LOL ... so many ways to respond to this one ... could go down the I don't have color red route, or the lost the files route, or the what's a font manager route, or the I lost my whole flippin computer!! I really shouldn't be ready this stuff at 2 am. ROFL ,God save us Matt is talking DLINK!! :6:

:bigboulay:

[sanfret]

Argue as much as you guys like but 90% of the components, including the Wifi chip, are the same in most brands.

Best part is when the IOS bugs show up in competitive products. Greatest form of compliment and all that. I vaugely understand how the bands feel when their stuff comes back in others products. Funniest part is when Cricket went 100% Chinese on their wireless network but somewhere along the line the patches made to the Cisco stuff never made it to the stuff they bought. Course you never hear that stuff.

but because they tried to shoe horn the Cisco OS into a relatively stable Linksys platform.

Unfortunately hiccups happen when you realign products to fit into an overarching product strategy, my understanding was that was a narrow window that has long been since closed, and same could be said for Scientific Atlanta and the whole set-top box piece. Fact is that the interoperability you are going to be seeing over the next two years is pretty frikkin cool, and you won't be seeing it from netgear, dlink, juniper or anyone player in the space, as there really isn't one. The joys of being the Gorilla.

As for ED and his office network, I personally have no idea who set it. Appears to be plenty of network jockies here, sloppy seconds on the website was bad enough, you guys are welcome to that stash. Hopefully the account info has been located so whoever touches the office network won't break the tittering tower of babble. And whoever does, make sure you write all the authentication settings down somewhere and tape. Then text it to ED and email his edrperformance.com address. So it doesn't get lost like all the current stuff.

[Ed Who?]

No offense intended to anyone (if I do I don't really care) but why wasn't connecting directly to the router the FIRST step tried and not something Eric had to do himself?

Step 1 of teching any issue (networks, computers, bikes, etc.) is to narrow down the possibilities by eliminating variables. Without looking at it, you will need to take it step by step, component by component even to the physical wiring/connectors sometimes.

Argue as much as you guys like but 90% of the components, including the Wifi chip, are the same in most brands. Linksys QC declined after the Cisco acquisition not just because of their component choices but because they tried to shoe horn the Cisco OS into a relatively stable Linksys platform.


Do, i take all the blame. Honestly whenever Bill or Paul came to the shop it worked FAST! but they saw how messed up my computers were so started there. im very happy with how they have not only fixed things, but also taught me some things.

Now stop using the inter office nerd lingo so some of us guys can follow this...jeez where is speedgeek to hold my hand and explain when i need him. I laugh when Paul is at the shop and says "you need to qx your c3po and crossfire the osp' i just stand there with this blank look on my face and paul gets a chuckle.

[Ed Who?]

LOL ... so many ways to respond to this one ... could go down the I don't have color red route, or the lost the files route, or the what's a font manager route, or the I lost my whole flippin computer!! I really shouldn't be ready this stuff at 2 am. ROFL ,God save us Matt is talking DLINK!! :6:

:bigboulay:

stop. play nice.

[Ed Who?]

Best part is when the IOS bugs show up in competitive products. Greatest form of compliment and all that. I vaugely understand how the bands feel when their stuff comes back in others products. Funniest part is when Cricket went 100% Chinese on their wireless network but somewhere along the line the patches made to the Cisco stuff never made it to the stuff they bought. Course you never hear that stuff.



Unfortunately hiccups happen when you realign products to fit into an overarching product strategy, my understanding was that was a narrow window that has long been since closed, and same could be said for Scientific Atlanta and the whole set-top box piece. Fact is that the interoperability you are going to be seeing over the next two years is pretty frikkin cool, and you won't be seeing it from netgear, dlink, juniper or anyone player in the space, as there really isn't one. The joys of being the Gorilla.

As for ED and his office network, I personally have no idea who set it. Appears to be plenty of network jockies here, sloppy seconds on the website was bad enough, you guys are welcome to that stash. Hopefully the account info has been located so whoever touches the office network won't break the tittering tower of babble. And whoever does, make sure you write all the authentication settings down somewhere and tape. Then text it to ED and email his edrperformance.com address. So it doesn't get lost like all the current stuff.


yeah, well we KNOW who did it all at first. they are gone, so no worries. Jeez i never knew that a computer topic would be our first big pissing match thread....you guys all really need to go out to a night club with me sometime and let out your anger... :lol

[Chunke1]

yeah, well we KNOW who did it all at first. they are gone, so no worries. Jeez i never knew that a computer topic would be our first big pissing match thread....you guys all really need to go out to a night club with me sometime and let out your anger... :lol

Not a pissing match, just don't get why you still have the same problem since this past summer. I have to constantly deal with compu-fuck jerk-off IT guys, developers, process engineers, etc. who talk a big game but don't either give a shit or just don't know. Either way they suck! If you don't know then step aside.

"I've got this cert, manage this many servers, write this many lines of code a day, have this many projects going, yada yada fuckin yada".....IF YOU CAN'T GET THE JOB DONE THEN WHO THE FUCK CARES!!!

/end rant

:beehivekick

:6:

[Ed Who?]

Chunke1 you are now nominated for "Compu-Nerd Thunder Dome 2008" Match 1. Choose your opponent!

[Syrythius]

I know absolutely nothing. I only stick around to get a calender.

[SpeedGeek]

Well.......... I did go into EDR and took my laptop, set up on his network, and behold... the damn thing worked fine. ALL DAY. ON that particular day I couldn't duplicate the problem Eric had been INTERMITTENTLY experiencing. I tested with my laptop on his network AND his computers.

However, I (and others) were able to find some other issues and get those sorted out (which may have been contributing factors OR symptoms of another problem.

It's easy to stand on the sidelines and throw stones AFTER THE FACT. I'm just glad that they are getting it remedied. I DID offer to come in and redo his wireless and his router. I also offered to install a different router for testing purposes - the problem was trying to schedule a time we could do it. Most of us "tech geeks" have real jobs and it was hard enough just coordinating a time to HELP.

The comment: "I've got this cert, manage this many servers, write this many lines of code a day, have this many projects going, yada yada fuckin yada".....IF YOU CAN'T GET THE JOB DONE THEN WHO THE FUCK CARES!!!".....
Unlike YOU, we were trying to help Eric out - no charge - and we all left our egos at the door. None of us were trying to "one up" the other guy, or bashing because they didn't fix this or that.... We're not bashing anyone for not fixing it right away. At least we all made a fucking effort and its finally getting fixed.


Eric, I'm always here to help as much as I can, and if you need help CALL me... I've been BUSY, but things are FINALLY slowing down and I can come up for air at work. (I've been so busy that I haven't even been on the forums much the last couple weeks.)

BTW... I don't need to say what kind of certs I have or how many servers I manage. I'd rather people DON'T KNOW... because otherwise they all "call me for help" when they can't figure out how to install Java, or "get this weird error message when their computer starts..." LOL!

[Chunke1]

Well.......... I did go into EDR and took my laptop, set up on his network, and behold... the damn thing worked fine. ALL DAY. ON that particular day I couldn't duplicate the problem Eric had been INTERMITTENTLY experiencing. I tested with my laptop on his network AND his computers.

Typical support response: "worked fine for me" - blehhhhh:schla17:


However, I (and others) were able to find some other issues and get those sorted out (which may have been contributing factors OR symptoms of another problem.

ie. Cluster Fuck


It's easy to stand on the sidelines and throw stones AFTER THE FACT. I'm just glad that they are getting it remedied. I DID offer to come in and redo his wireless and his router. I also offered to install a different router for testing purposes - the problem was trying to schedule a time we could do it. Most of us "tech geeks" have real jobs and it was hard enough just coordinating a time to HELP.

Who doesn't have a "real job"? Don't assume that someone who can respond on a message board doesn't have a real job. We all have real jobs, quit whining. :babyflips:

Q: Is the issue resolved to his satisfaction?
A: I did this, that and the other....
Q: Again, did it get resolved?
A: Uhh, no.


The comment: "I've got this cert, manage this many servers, write this many lines of code a day, have this many projects going, yada yada fuckin yada".....IF YOU CAN'T GET THE JOB DONE THEN WHO THE FUCK CARES!!!".....
Unlike YOU, we were trying to help Eric out - no charge - and we all left our egos at the door. None of us were trying to "one up" the other guy, or bashing because they didn't fix this or that.... We're not bashing anyone for not fixing it right away. At least we all made a fucking effort and its finally getting fixed.


Again, effort is one thing, getting it fixed is quite another. And don't assume others have not made offers to not just "try" to get it fixed but actually put in the time until it actually gets resolved. No one is trying to one up anyone here but who's ego isn't in check? THIS IS NOT A DIFFICULT PROBLEM TO FIX. I say that with full confidence. Why? Guess....

[Chunke1]

Chunke1 you are now nominated for "Compu-Nerd Thunder Dome 2008" Match 1. Choose your opponent!

I've got my dog whistle ready.....:38:

[SpeedGeek]

Were you THERE? No. Where were YOU, Mr "I would have checked this or that.. why didn't they check the router in the first place?"

Were you part of the conversation Eric and I had? NO So you don't know what was said.



Hmmm... 31 sites, with Wireless, Frame relay, DSL, Cisco, Juniper, linksys, 100+ servers, "yadda yaddya fucking yadda" etc.... AND IT ALL FUCKING WORKS. So kiss my ass.

Like I said before... Where were you? Oh yeah, you didn't even offer. So, stand on the side lines and throw stones after the fact. Have a nice glass of STFU if you can't offer anything constructive.

[Ed Who?]

you nerds crack me up! :grouphug:

Honestly i am SOOOOOO THANKFUL FOR ALL OF BILL, PAUL AND MIKES HELP! As well as everyones ideas and offers. Seriously... :comp26:

Now lets get back to bashing those that REALLY deserve it! I ordered a "tee bone" for lunch... :49:

[SpeedGeek]

Yeah yeah... it just bugs me...

To be honest, I am kinda burnt out after the last couple months. Too many big projects and not enough (ANY!) riding.

Bashers from the sidelines SUCK. Amazing how they come out after the fact.

[Chunke1]

Were you THERE? No. Where were YOU, Mr "I would have checked this or that.. why didn't they check the router in the first place?"

Were you part of the conversation Eric and I had? NO So you don't know what was said.

So why did Eric post this thread in the first place. Of course I wasn't there because I have a "real job".

If something doesn't get fixed, expect people to ask questions. That's life. If it did get fixed then there wouldn't be any questions. Pretty simple eh?

Here's a +1 for the "effort" :thumbsup



Hmmm... 31 sites, with Wireless, Frame relay, DSL, Cisco, Juniper, linksys, 100+ servers, "yadda yaddya fucking yadda" etc.... AND IT ALL FUCKING WORKS. So kiss my ass.

Like I said before... Where were you? Oh yeah, you didn't even offer. So, stand on the side lines and throw stones after the fact. Have a nice glass of STFU if you can't offer anything constructive.

WHOA! Holy Shit! :460::surprised: That's so damn impressive....:schla17:

What's your network uptime percentage over the past six months? How many trouble tickets are in your que? WHO THE FUCK CARES!!!!!!!!!!!

Once more:

Q: Is the issue resolved to his satisfaction?
A: I did this, that and the other....
Q: Again, did it get resolved?
A: Uhh, no.

[Hypnotiq]

Has anyone blamed Windows yet? I think that is most definately the problem. :)

[Ed Who?]

Found it!

Seems my Rogaine dripped into the router and the hair growing inside of it caused the internet to be slowwwwwwwwwwww......



:welcome::welcome:

[SpeedGeek]

I'm just glad Eric's shit is working. I should hire him to work in our dept since I obviously don't know what I'm doing.

hahaha

[Ed Who?]

Speedgeek you need to hire me to show you how to pick up hot women....wait....damn it you already have one :D

[SpeedGeek]

Speedgeek you need to hire me to show you how to pick up hot women....wait....damn it you already have one :D

One? Oh you don't know about the others :D

[Ed Who?]

oh i KNOW! But then again i too have some pics of the mrs you might like.... HEYYY YOOOOOOOOO!




*totally kidding

[Chunke1]

One? Oh you don't know about the others :D


Chicks on Everquest don't count.....:)

[dpwracing]

LOL, longest thread yet on EDR website is about computers!

[Dlightful]

:th_smiley_catfight: and people say women are bad!! :lol:

Chicks on Everquest don't count.....:)

*jumps on her soap box*

Little boy...I think you need to take a seat and calm the fuck down!

I can assure you that the "chicks" I bring home aren't from Evercrack. You could only dream of what happens in our house! :gasp:

Now take your little "game" and point it elsewhere.

*jumps off her soap box*

[Chunke1]

:th_smiley_catfight: and people say women are bad!! :lol:



*jumps on her soap box*

Little boy...I think you need to take a seat and calm the fuck down!

I can assure you that the "chicks" I bring home aren't from Evercrack. You could only dream of what happens in our house! :gasp:

Now take your little "game" and point it elsewhere.

*jumps off her soap box*

Wow, that added so much to this thread :handclap

I could care less about what happens in your house but do appreciate the personal insults. Nice :)

Again, the issue here is why Eric's network doesn't work to his satisfaction. Who gives a shit about anything else? Focus people!!!!

Uno Mas:

Q: Is the issue resolved to his satisfaction?
A: I did this, that and the other....
Q: Again, did it get resolved?
A: Uhh, no.

[SpeedGeek]

Again, the issue here is why Eric's network doesn't work to his satisfaction. Who gives a shit about anything else? Focus people!!!!

Uno Mas:

Q: Is the issue resolved to his satisfaction?
A: I did this, that and the other....
Q: Again, did it get resolved?
A: Uhh, no.


I owe YOU nothing of an explanation. Neither do Paul or Mike. My responses in this thread are finished at thi point.
Since you have no fucking CLUE what has been done to all the computers and equipment at EDR to this point, you can STFU and take a back seat in this discussion. There has been ALOT done to fix MANY issues that were symptoms and contributing factors to all of EDR's problems - you just wouldn't know that because you didn't get involved.

Fucking pot stirrers :6:

Eric knows how to reach me and now that I have time available (something I didn't have earlier this year), I will be happy to help Eric as he needs it. My offer stands to redo the wireless and network. All I need (needed this fall to move forward) is the router and the time frame that I can take his business computers offline to make the changes.

[Ed Who?]

Closed because

1. I can (GOD that feels GOOD!)
2. I know all parties and the humor is not getting across on all parts
3. we fixed the system. Seems the wireless router that both Bill and Paul said was defective, was. Hard wired all systems and now i can download porn super fast!
4. Group hug everyone. Even those that work in cubicles for a living... LOL

:D