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Stupidest Review Question Ever: Can you answer it?	by skippy-ish_guy	2003-02-13 08:37:27
You must be kidding	by DaNutBall	2003-02-13 08:51:54
Nah...	by breezeblock	2003-02-13 08:59:48
As frightening as that sounds.	by Avium	2003-02-13 09:06:01
I believe it's true. One of my clients is using a Cisco VPN setup and in order to configure it, the admin in Atlanta (I'm in Toronto) used PC Anywhere to my laptop to get to the VPN box from the inside to configure it. He insisted that the gateway address didn't need to be filled in on the VPN box, just the ip address of the VPN server. Eventually (6 hours) later someone told him to put the gateway address in to "see if that helps." And people wonder why I laught at MCSEs.
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I was never told what a Gateway was,	by skippy-ish_guy	2003-02-13 09:14:16
But this is not a *NIX issue.	by Avium	2003-02-13 09:20:07
I know it's not a *NIX problem.	by skippy-ish_guy	2003-02-13 09:37:16
Windows is simplex? I thought it was duplex.	by kahuana	2003-02-13 09:49:05
I don't get it.	by skippy-ish_guy	2003-02-13 09:57:19
Java logos, last-moment API changes, ...	by kahuana	2003-02-13 10:07:53
Now I get it. (n/t)	by skippy-ish_guy	2003-02-13 10:18:43
Sadly, I cannot guess where the beer was spilled.	by Naruki	2003-02-13 10:21:28
The tag was SUPPOSED to read:	by kahuana	2003-02-13 22:08:21
I disagree...	by Naruki	2003-02-13 09:56:22
Well an MCSE trying to configure _Cisco's_ stuff	by kahuana	2003-02-13 09:47:12

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