trying to understand servers for computers  and trying to get this posted?
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Not sure what you are asking...but it sounds like you want to know if there are applications that will send a signal to actuate a switch?\n\nThe short answer is yes...these sorts of things happen hundreds of millions of times a day (if not more).
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You computer can not locate the server due to a network or LAN failure...\n\nXLMan
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Do you have a domain name and a server?\n\nYou can contact me via omni-flex.co.uk I should be able to put something together for you.
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I went here:  http://ehkconsulting.co.uk  and it pulled up the site.  Ensure that the LAN you're behind doesn't have web filtering such as proxy servers used.
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All those other answers are nice, but the reality is that you need to post more information.\n\nWhat kind of computer do you have?\n    Include CPU type/speed\n    Include RAM type/speed\nThose are the basics, I am assuming you are just dealing with a normal everyday surfers problem, so I will move on, but it can get deep into the motherboard, hard drive and vid card if you are talking about intense interaction over the net.\n\nAlso include the type of connection you have Dialup, Cable, DSL or one of the others.\n\nWith that info someone might be able to guide you, with just what you gave us we are just guessing at best.\n\nJohn B.
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Try http://systrannet.com . Some webpages are powered by this online translator  : )
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all depends on your server and whats available\n\neg   cold fusion, php
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What are you asking? If you are asking for a list of all of the servers that can take advantage of the Internet, you are asking for a list equivalent to the size of Yahoo's search database, and that's really large.\n\nIf you are asking specifically for services offered by companies or individuals over the Internet, you are again asking for a list larger than any person can provide.\n\nIf you are asking about the Internet connections services (i.e., those offerend by Internet service providers), the information will quite possibly be enough to fill a text book -- a rather large one at that. Though the most common consumer connections are dialup, DSL, and cable (see "Source(s)").\n\nYour question is overly broad and ambiguous. Please consider reading http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html
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I'm not really sure I get your question. are you looking to have a website that is a forum/bulletin board? \n\nare you looking to install a pre-written forum ? i.e. phpBB ... or write one from scratch?
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do you think that converting 5 human can create 1 super human.? if no, that its true 5 pc computer can not be converted into a server.\n\n\nsale it and buy a server computer.\nGood Luck
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Well, first of all you need a server.  The kind of server you need really depends on what you want to do with said server.  In other words, if you want to host simple web pages with little interaction, then you don't need too much power.  However, if you intend to host database applications, multimedia streaming, or mail service, you will need more power.\n\nThere are a lot of things to consider when building a server, but if it's in your house, security should be the first one.  A server (if you are unfamiliar) is just a PC running a Server OS (Windows XP Pro running IIS, or Windows Server 2003).  You can also (if you are comfortable) run a Linux-based server, which will increase security and up-time (these are usually called LAMP - Linux Apache MySQL Perl/PHP).  \n\nYou will also need a high-speed connection, and most importantly a high-speed upload.  You don't HAVE to get a static IP, because there are services which will remedy the dynamic IP issue, but it is definitely recommended.  You would most likely want a synchronous connection like a T1 line or SDSL.  Most DSL or ADSL lines give you a 1.5-3.0 mbps download rate, but only a 128-384 kbps upload rate.  With this type of connection, people accessing your server would experience VERY slow navigation.  Also, keep in mind that your local ISP isn't going to be too happy if your connection is trafficking huge amounts of bandwidth on a daily basis.\n\nTell me what you are thinking of doing, and I'll give you al the advice you could need.  As far as making it your profession, are you talking about maintaining a server on which you would allow other people to host their websites?  The short answer is no, you couldn't do it cheap enough.  You really need a hord of servers and fast connections and thousands of clients.  \n\nHowever, if you are talking about hosting your own webserver in house for your own sites, you could be profitable.  Sometimes, however, it's not worth the headache and easy to find a cheap domain host.
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Reference that may help you on this subject and for future references. I suggest that these be included in your 'FAVORITES'.\n\nhttp://www.computerhope.com or try to visit http://ca.geocities.com/rolandoresplandor/
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it is not as simple as a tutorial that will teach you that. There are so many different problems a computer can experience that you owuld spend years of constant reading to know everything, a lot of it is a case of trial and error.\n\nI would read some tutorials on the types of hardware and what they do so that you can get a good understanding of the components of a computer before you dive in.
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I think you'll need to be a bit more specific in what type of help your actually looking for.  Are you more interested in education on how to use and operate a machine?  Want to know the intricate technical workings of how your machine performs?  Having an OS issue?  Machine lagging and you want to improve performance?  Thinking about upgrading that video card for the next best thing?  There are plenty of websites that cover all of that in varying degrees depending on where your interests lie.
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Ya u can use 'local group" if u wanna tray that in ur server for trainig.\n\n\nGo to the Administrative tools, active directory, usrs and coputers\n\nGood luck
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you need to setup server for remote acccess\n(windows,unix)
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Try going to http://www.digg.com  or http://www.tomshardware.com for latest info.  The latest thing I heard of is the Desktop Supercomputer, which is basically 8 blade servers mounted in a chassis together using multi-core Linux or Windows - 16 fast processors at once, you can't go wrong!