Jay_7

Good sir, you are a legend!

Did You no get any carly warlies while you were there? :010:

Where's that P&B geek smiley...? :015:

The DHCP is disabled on my router but I have a Server 2003 box running at home that's configured to allocate an IP address to devices registered in AD.

Exactly, hence it can be as easy or as difficult as you want to make it to access the wireless network. My config for example is intensely difficult to gain access to. The address of my router (incidently a DG834PN) is not the default 192.168.0.1. The password for access to the router interface is a mixture of letters and numbers and doesn't even look like a real word. The PSK on my network is a mixture of letters and numbers similar but not the same as the interface password. There is MAC filtering enabled. DHCP is disabled. The SSID is set so it doesn't broadcast. I can't see RiG wanting to tackle the like of all that though. Simply changing the default password for the interface and applying WPA2 is enough for most folk. The only reason I have made mine so difficult is because I have noticed a couple of Devices that aren't mine on the device list within the router interface obviously attempting to hack in.

I shall have to request those strawberry cables that are available from all good Cinema's in lieu of sherbert dip.

It might be worth finding out what model of Netgear router it is that Sky distribute to new customers. The last time I had any experience of this, they were distributing the DG834G ADSL Modem/Router. If this is the case for yourself, you wont be needing anything higher spec than the WG111. If they are shipping out anything like the DG834PN you might want to look at something from the RangeMax range to make use of increased data transfer rates as well as actual range and signal quality from the router itself. Something like this. WPA2 security is easily set on the router interface. Usually for Netgear the interface is located by typing in 192.168.0.1 into your browser and you'll be prompted for a username and password. Defaults here are Username: "Admin" Password: "Password". Once you're in select the Wireless tab and set your security type from "None" to "WPA2-PSK" where PSK stands for Pre-shared key - essentially just a password and totally unlike the less secure WEP where your key is just gobbledygook. Type in a password of your choice and click apply. Voila, your network is secured by WPA2. When anyone tries to connect to your network they will be prompted for this password to get any access at all. As for your final sentence, it's none of my business if you want to post on here from your Dingwall toilet :004:

Simply the red and blue verticle stripes of last season for our home shirt and a black and white away shirt. All colours equally represented.

The board require a boot up the backside though. They have contributed what they can, but now the club is being strangled by lack of ambition and desire to see a huge windfall for their investments. :33:

Does anyone know the name of the tune they play when goals are scored in the competition?

I was quite pleased with 4 goals :003:

It'd help if we could get on their website to download it!

Is this the last top to be designed by Errea? I for one, hope so.

I see your 5 goals and raise you a further one. I feel lucky, how's that for a number? :crazy07:

Don't use Google Toolbar with Firefox?... You shouldn't really need Google Toolbar anyway, pop ups can be blocked with the Adblock extension for Firefox plus you have a fully customizable search bar anyway.

I use Ubuntu 8.04 on an old Dell laptop I acquired, I think it's FF3 Beta 5 or something like that it's using, while it is noticeably faster at loading pages and rendering images, I hate this "awesome bar" they've included.

:029: At least he's consistent. Consistently letting his Ego dictate what happens. F*cking let Barrowman go, ignore Elliot and focus on real players. I fear the worst for next season. :007:

That snuck in under the radar! I take it, even though it is on RC3 it's still in testing? The Firefox website is still pushing Firefox 2.0.0.14.

Is it not still on beta or has RC1 been released now?

:clapping03: Nail hit on head.

Tuesdays at 8 on Balloch Primary Schools pitch.

If they were only earning ?34 a week I'd be livid as well! :015: I can see where they are coming from though. These guys have not had a pay rise in something like 7 or 8 years.

To be fair they are hauling massive quantities of volatile liquid...

Count me in this week.