<p>This stuff is really interesting when using it 4 my skool work thanx</p>

Posted by: Emma Taylor 08 Sep 2005

<p>oops sorry about that :)</p>

Posted by: we do love dennis 28 Apr 2005

<p>the home topology stuff is actually quite ineresting. Unfortunately Dennis Morgan ***did unethical things to*** another guy to get credit for the expected LH network diagnostics stuff.</p> <p>*** edited by SV Sleuth.<br /> This forum isn't a shouting contest. Posts containing vulgarities in the future will be removed.</p>

Posted by: we love dennis 28 Apr 2005

<p>I didn't know longhorn was shipping.</p>

Posted by: VaporBoy 28 Apr 2005

<p>RE: You are thinking in something impossible to happen.</p> <p>I know - I can be kind of a an idealist dreamer. Some day I hope that computers will do what I want them to do, not require me to do things as they see fit.<br /> But if you don't reach for the sky, you will never get even close ;-)</p> <p>RE: What? You mean like on OS X?<br /> Yeah. Sort of. that would be a great first step.<br /> But this isn't entirely in MSFT's hands. They'll still have to work with the device manufacturers. Try entering a WEP key on your Linksys/Belkin/Netgear media adapter for instance... How's that for ease of use?</p>

Posted by: SV Sleuth 27 Apr 2005

<p>"...would users prefer to see that their networks just worked?"</p> <p>What? You mean like on OS X?</p>

Posted by: AJB 27 Apr 2005

<p>Ahh.. I can see the leigons of system administrators and tech support people collectivly groaning at the thought of users "helping" them to do their jobs...</p>

Posted by: John Bailey 27 Apr 2005

<p>"...would users prefer to see that their networks just worked?"</p> <p>Looks like you never have logged in a AD server to query MSQL server! You are thinking in something impossible to happen</p>

Posted by: Anonymous 27 Apr 2005