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any thoughts on why it would randomly and consistently kick a subscriber off the network (given that the subscribers computer is properly configured)?
I think it'd be a good product for schools (k-12) and the medium/large corporate environment, but I think it's pretty silly that a university would require it for students to access the school network on their own computers.
I think it'd be a good product for schools (k-12) and the medium/large corporate environment, but I think it's pretty silly that a university would require it for students to access the school network on their own computers.
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From: Union County New Jersey
Originally Posted by bahula03,Oct 5 2005, 12:52 AM
any thoughts on why it would randomly and consistently kick a subscriber off the network (given that the subscribers computer is properly configured)?
I think it'd be a good product for schools (k-12) and the medium/large corporate environment, but I think it's pretty silly that a university would require it for students to access the school network on their own computers.
I think it'd be a good product for schools (k-12) and the medium/large corporate environment, but I think it's pretty silly that a university would require it for students to access the school network on their own computers.
Is it kicking out an error code?
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I figure it's probably something in her computer (software config, random setting, etc), but who knows. She's gonna call the schools help desk first thing tomorrow (lazy bastages started using the clean access because they were tired of fixing infected computers...I guess understandable given the average user). If they can't fix it, I'll get back you with further info 
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From: Union County New Jersey
Originally Posted by bahula03,Oct 5 2005, 01:38 AM
I figure it's probably something in her computer (software config, random setting, etc), but who knows. She's gonna call the schools help desk first thing tomorrow (lazy bastages started using the clean access because they were tired of fixing infected computers...I guess understandable given the average user). If they can't fix it, I'll get back you with further info
You never know with college students... they always have infected computers due to the insurmountable amounts of P0RN.
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From: San Clemente
Originally Posted by AZWILDCATS,Oct 4 2005, 09:50 PM
Ok... cool beans!
You never know with college students... they always have infected computers due to the insurmountable amounts of P0RN.
You never know with college students... they always have infected computers due to the insurmountable amounts of P0RN.
