Comments for 1-he-server.com http://1-he-server.com Virtual hosting Blog Tue, 21 Feb 2012 15:36:07 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on Network ID, Host ID, IP Address, Default Gateway and Subnet mask? by Digital_shubhi http://1-he-server.com/network-id-host-id-ip-address-default-gateway-and-subnet-mask/#comment-463 Digital_shubhi Tue, 21 Feb 2012 15:36:07 +0000 http://1-he-server.com/network-id-host-id-ip-address-default-gateway-and-subnet-mask/#comment-463 May be you will get some info on these sites- May be you will get some info on these sites-

]]> Comment on Network ID, Host ID, IP Address, Default Gateway and Subnet mask? by Yoda J http://1-he-server.com/network-id-host-id-ip-address-default-gateway-and-subnet-mask/#comment-462 Yoda J Tue, 21 Feb 2012 15:03:39 +0000 http://1-he-server.com/network-id-host-id-ip-address-default-gateway-and-subnet-mask/#comment-462 Here are some sites to learn and practice subnetting: http://easysubnet.com/ http://subnettingquestions.com Here are some sites to learn and practice subnetting:

http://easysubnet.com/
http://subnettingquestions.com

]]> Comment on Network ID, Host ID, IP Address, Default Gateway and Subnet mask? by Steve http://1-he-server.com/network-id-host-id-ip-address-default-gateway-and-subnet-mask/#comment-461 Steve Tue, 21 Feb 2012 14:31:13 +0000 http://1-he-server.com/network-id-host-id-ip-address-default-gateway-and-subnet-mask/#comment-461 what a crappy way to try and explain it... ok. So you ip address is the layer 3 address assigned to your PC, so the host is your PC. Your subnet mask is how many address are in your subnet... in this case its 255.255.255.0 or 256 addresses minus 2 for network and broadcast. your default gateway is the router... and I think a physical segment is a bad term. most default gateways are virtual in a SVI or switched virtual interface. In this case they are referring to the possible 254 devices in your subnet as the physical segment. Hope the link below helps... sounds like whatever presentation you are looking at isn't very good. try http://www.cisco.com/web/learning/index.html what a crappy way to try and explain it… ok. So you ip address is the layer 3 address assigned to your PC, so the host is your PC. Your subnet mask is how many address are in your subnet… in this case its 255.255.255.0 or 256 addresses minus 2 for network and broadcast. your default gateway is the router… and I think a physical segment is a bad term. most default gateways are virtual in a SVI or switched virtual interface. In this case they are referring to the possible 254 devices in your subnet as the physical segment.
Hope the link below helps… sounds like whatever presentation you are looking at isn’t very good. try http://www.cisco.com/web/learning/index.html

]]> Comment on usb in virtual machines? by David N http://1-he-server.com/usb-in-virtual-machines/#comment-460 David N Sun, 19 Feb 2012 15:53:15 +0000 http://1-he-server.com/usb-in-virtual-machines/#comment-460 I can't get some usb devices to work in VBox. They didn't work in VPC on my G4 either. The problem is the host OS tries to grab the device. Two OS's can't own something at the same time. I can't even get usb thumb drives to mount in VBox, my MacPro gets them first. On the G4, VPC would grab them after OSX and then both OS's would complain that I unplugged the device incorrectly [even though it was still plugged in]. I also tried to mount a usb voice recorder that had no OSX drivers and it would mount and drop, mount and drop. Even the share folder in VBox is mapped as a network drive to avoid conflicts with the host. If you are good at mapping network devices that would be my suggestion. Networked devices can be shared. I can’t get some usb devices to work in VBox. They didn’t work in VPC on my G4 either. The problem is the host OS tries to grab the device. Two OS’s can’t own something at the same time. I can’t even get usb thumb drives to mount in VBox, my MacPro gets them first. On the G4, VPC would grab them after OSX and then both OS’s would complain that I unplugged the device incorrectly [even though it was still plugged in].

I also tried to mount a usb voice recorder that had no OSX drivers and it would mount and drop, mount and drop.

Even the share folder in VBox is mapped as a network drive to avoid conflicts with the host. If you are good at mapping network devices that would be my suggestion. Networked devices can be shared.

]]> Comment on installing Ubuntu 7 on Virtual PC 2007. mouse won’t work?? by roo2 http://1-he-server.com/installing-ubuntu-7-on-virtual-pc-2007-mouse-wont-work/#comment-459 roo2 Sat, 18 Feb 2012 16:38:46 +0000 http://1-he-server.com/installing-ubuntu-7-on-virtual-pc-2007-mouse-wont-work/#comment-459 Is it a USB mouse? Because I believe that Virtual PC 2007 doesn't have USB support. Is it a USB mouse? Because I believe that Virtual PC 2007 doesn’t have USB support.

]]> Comment on do multiple sites hosted a machine with a single IP share a TCP port 80? by Mustafa Aksu http://1-he-server.com/do-multiple-sites-hosted-a-machine-with-a-single-ip-share-a-tcp-port-80/#comment-458 Mustafa Aksu Fri, 17 Feb 2012 17:36:15 +0000 http://1-he-server.com/do-multiple-sites-hosted-a-machine-with-a-single-ip-share-a-tcp-port-80/#comment-458 No, they don't. It is not possible to use one IP and one port for two different web server programs. You can host several websites (with different domain names) with one web server program and one IP address. (In IIS you can set the domain name on the properties of web site) You can run two web server programs (Apache & IIS) with one IP address and different ports (IIS on port 80, Apache on port 81) You can run two web server programs with two IP addresses with same port number. (IIS on IP1 port 80, Apache on IP2 port 80).This can be a little tricky. I suggest you to have a look http://www.prismix.com/blog/2006/06/running_apache_and_iis_6_toget.cfm address for details. If you want to host two web server programs with one IP address and same port, It is not possible in practical way but you can think about to use a special proxy. In this case, proxy listening the port 80 and redirects the requests according domain names to related processes. Mustafa AKSU http://acikhizmet.com No, they don’t.
It is not possible to use one IP and one port for two different web server programs.

You can host several websites (with different domain names) with one web server program and one IP address. (In IIS you can set the domain name on the properties of web site)

You can run two web server programs (Apache & IIS) with one IP address and different ports (IIS on port 80, Apache on port 81)

You can run two web server programs with two IP addresses with same port number. (IIS on IP1 port 80, Apache on IP2 port 80).This can be a little tricky. I suggest you to have a look http://www.prismix.com/blog/2006/06/running_apache_and_iis_6_toget.cfm address for details.

If you want to host two web server programs with one IP address and same port, It is not possible in practical way but you can think about to use a special proxy. In this case, proxy listening the port 80 and redirects the requests according domain names to related processes.

Mustafa AKSU
http://acikhizmet.com

]]> Comment on Does changing webhost affect SSL and/or Dedicated IP Address? by Joe Jamal http://1-he-server.com/does-changing-webhost-affect-ssl-andor-dedicated-ip-address/#comment-457 Joe Jamal Wed, 15 Feb 2012 20:13:28 +0000 http://1-he-server.com/does-changing-webhost-affect-ssl-andor-dedicated-ip-address/#comment-457 As an experienced webmaster I recommend BH web hosting which I’m sure it would work for you and fulfill all your requirements. They have a really great offer for hosting & I have used them for over 4 yrs now, and have never had a single problem with them. You can reach reviews about this web hosting provider and its latest DISCOUNT COUPONS at: http://www.threehosts.com/reviews/1st Only $ 3.95 /month (with discount coupon) ******IMPORTANT******** * This service was awarded the “Best Web Hosting OF The Year”. ***************************** Hope this helps. As an experienced webmaster I recommend BH web hosting which I’m sure it would work for you and fulfill all your requirements. They have a really great offer for hosting & I have used them for over 4 yrs now, and have never had a single problem with them.

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]]> Comment on Which online business idea should I do? by Steve http://1-he-server.com/which-online-business-idea-should-i-do/#comment-456 Steve Fri, 10 Feb 2012 02:26:50 +0000 http://1-he-server.com/which-online-business-idea-should-i-do/#comment-456 I prefer #2 and #4 since you're actually charging the customer money. (note that you have two 4s). It takes a long time to build up enough users to generate ad revenue. All of these are going to be impacted in that someone's already doing it. The trick is to do it better, or have a better marketing plan. You want a corner of the market, enough to make your 6 figures. So pick which one is of most interest to you. The backup plan is good in that you don't need to fuss with tangible object. I.e. you don't need to keep a bunch of guitars in a warehouse somewhere. I prefer #2 and #4 since you’re actually charging the customer money. (note that you have two 4s). It takes a long time to build up enough users to generate ad revenue. All of these are going to be impacted in that someone’s already doing it. The trick is to do it better, or have a better marketing plan. You want a corner of the market, enough to make your 6 figures.

So pick which one is of most interest to you. The backup plan is good in that you don’t need to fuss with tangible object. I.e. you don’t need to keep a bunch of guitars in a warehouse somewhere.

]]> Comment on Is there a way to access the database that is using an ip address? by Jared http://1-he-server.com/is-there-a-way-to-access-the-database-that-is-using-an-ip-address/#comment-455 Jared Wed, 08 Feb 2012 04:02:37 +0000 http://1-he-server.com/is-there-a-way-to-access-the-database-that-is-using-an-ip-address/#comment-455 You cannot view someone's database by just using their IP. In order to view an SQL database you need three things: 1- Database Name 2- Username (with minimum of viewing privileges) 3- Password If this was not the case, then the internet wouldn't work right eg - everyone would be able to see your credit card once you enter it into a store. Good luck! You cannot view someone’s database by just using their IP. In order to view an SQL database you need three things:

1- Database Name
2- Username (with minimum of viewing privileges)
3- Password

If this was not the case, then the internet wouldn’t work right eg – everyone would be able to see your credit card once you enter it into a store.

Good luck!

]]> Comment on What website idea should I pick? by Neneng_Questionaire http://1-he-server.com/what-website-idea-should-i-pick/#comment-454 Neneng_Questionaire Mon, 06 Feb 2012 06:34:38 +0000 http://1-he-server.com/what-website-idea-should-i-pick/#comment-454 BIG dreams! I would pick no. 5... First, you need to quit smoking weeds, wait til you're 14... LOL! The rest should come next... One piece of advice, finish your studies so you can understand better how the world works. Good luck kiddo! BIG dreams!
I would pick no. 5…
First, you need to quit smoking weeds, wait til you’re 14… LOL!
The rest should come next…
One piece of advice, finish your studies so you can understand better how the world works.
Good luck kiddo!

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