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1
Is anyone using a handheld style barcode reader with Vantage? We are
interested in using something like this to help ease issuing inventory
parts. Any feedback is welcome....

Adrian Quintela
2
Hi All.... this is off topic, but is a great inexpensive product that may
be of interest to lots of you.

SMC Networking is selling an internet sharing box, the "Barricade" for as
little as $100. I've been using one for my home network for that last
month and continue to be impressed with this great little device. It's not
quite industrial strength, but great for home, remote office, or even some
of you that are still using dial-up connections at work.

It's a router / firewall / print server and 4 port 100Mb switch all in
one. Multiple PCs can share a net connection through address translation.
* On its WAN side there is both a serial port and10Mb ethernet for just
about any connection (cable, DSL, modems, ISDN) I'm using dial on demand
to a USR Courier modem, till my telco comes out of the dark ages.
* It does NAT for all the machines on the LAN side (your choice of private
network IP addresses)
* Does DHCP for up to 253 hosts, you pick the range of IPs. Mix 'n match
with static IPs, if you like.
* Parallel port print server, talks standard lpr. (lpr driver for older
windoze included.)
* Firewall. Blocks (actually ignores) all outside traffic by default. Can
be configured to selectively pass data, and allows one "DMZ" host to be
wide open.
* Web based configuration for all of the above.

Some places have recently raised the price... Insight.com used to have it
for $100, but it's currently back up to $133. Still a heck of a good
deal. Just for a print server or mini-switch alone.

-Wayne
3
Does anyone have any experience with in-expensive or free software that will
scan a PC and provide a list of all software, etc on one's PC. Estimated
costs, etc Would be great if it would work on 95/98/NT, etc.

Regards,

Keith Taylor

-----Original Message-----
From: Wayne Cox [mailto:wmc@...]
Sent: Tuesday, January 23, 2001 10:08 AM
To: vantage@egroups.com
Subject: [Vantage] OT - inexpensive 'net sharing

Hi All.... this is off topic, but is a great inexpensive product that
may
be of interest to lots of you.

SMC Networking is selling an internet sharing box, the "Barricade" for
as
little as $100. I've been using one for my home network for that last
month and continue to be impressed with this great little device. It's
not
quite industrial strength, but great for home, remote office, or even
some
of you that are still using dial-up connections at work.

It's a router / firewall / print server and 4 port 100Mb switch all in
one. Multiple PCs can share a net connection through address
translation.
* On its WAN side there is both a serial port and10Mb ethernet for just
about any connection (cable, DSL, modems, ISDN) I'm using dial on
demand
to a USR Courier modem, till my telco comes out of the dark ages.
* It does NAT for all the machines on the LAN side (your choice of
private
network IP addresses)
* Does DHCP for up to 253 hosts, you pick the range of IPs. Mix 'n
match
with static IPs, if you like.
* Parallel port print server, talks standard lpr. (lpr driver for older

windoze included.)
* Firewall. Blocks (actually ignores) all outside traffic by default.
Can
be configured to selectively pass data, and allows one "DMZ" host to be
wide open.
* Web based configuration for all of the above.

Some places have recently raised the price... Insight.com used to have
it
for $100, but it's currently back up to $133. Still a heck of a good
deal. Just for a print server or mini-switch alone.

-Wayne



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I've been using the Barricade for about 2 months. I really like it. It
allows remote administration of the firewall. Nothing really fancy, but
very well put together and has more features than the competitions products.
There are newer drivers for it at the SMC website. The addition of the
print server is really nice, by using standard lpr, I can connect my Windows
computers as well as my Linux box to it. Everything works great.

This is by far the best product for a small amount of computers to share a
DSL/Cable Internet connection. Best part is no software to install on the
clients, just plug them in and let them go. All of the good features, easy
to setup and inexpensive. I would recommend it also.

Ted Kitch
ted@...

-----Original Message-----
From: Wayne Cox [mailto:wmc@...]
Sent: Tuesday, January 23, 2001 9:08 AM
To: vantage@egroups.com
Subject: [Vantage] OT - inexpensive 'net sharing

Hi All.... this is off topic, but is a great inexpensive product that may
be of interest to lots of you.

SMC Networking is selling an internet sharing box, the "Barricade" for as
little as $100. I've been using one for my home network for that last
month and continue to be impressed with this great little device. It's not
quite industrial strength, but great for home, remote office, or even some
of you that are still using dial-up connections at work.

It's a router / firewall / print server and 4 port 100Mb switch all in
one. Multiple PCs can share a net connection through address translation.
* On its WAN side there is both a serial port and10Mb ethernet for just
about any connection (cable, DSL, modems, ISDN) I'm using dial on demand
to a USR Courier modem, till my telco comes out of the dark ages.
* It does NAT for all the machines on the LAN side (your choice of private
network IP addresses)
* Does DHCP for up to 253 hosts, you pick the range of IPs. Mix 'n match
with static IPs, if you like.
* Parallel port print server, talks standard lpr. (lpr driver for older
windoze included.)
* Firewall. Blocks (actually ignores) all outside traffic by default. Can
be configured to selectively pass data, and allows one "DMZ" host to be
wide open.
* Web based configuration for all of the above.

Some places have recently raised the price... Insight.com used to have it
for $100, but it's currently back up to $133. Still a heck of a good
deal. Just for a print server or mini-switch alone.

-Wayne






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there is a program called belarc advisor. It tells all about your computer,
licensing, software that is on it, and what you have for memory, a CPU and
all that good stuff. I can send it to you if you would like.

Justin Sorenson
Network Administrator
Wire Maid Manufacturing Ltd.
PO Box 169
2714 Ross Avenue
Schofield, WI 54476

Phone: (715) 359-0545
Fax : (715) 355-1353
Email: Justin@...

-----Original Message-----
From: Keith Taylor [mailto:keith@...]
Sent: Tuesday, January 23, 2001 9:41 AM
To: vantage@egroups.com
Subject: [Vantage] OFF TOPIC - PC software scans


Does anyone have any experience with in-expensive or free software that will
scan a PC and provide a list of all software, etc on one's PC. Estimated
costs, etc Would be great if it would work on 95/98/NT, etc.

Regards,

Keith Taylor

-----Original Message-----
From: Wayne Cox [mailto:wmc@...]
Sent: Tuesday, January 23, 2001 10:08 AM
To: vantage@egroups.com
Subject: [Vantage] OT - inexpensive 'net sharing

Hi All.... this is off topic, but is a great inexpensive product that
may
be of interest to lots of you.

SMC Networking is selling an internet sharing box, the "Barricade" for
as
little as $100. I've been using one for my home network for that last
month and continue to be impressed with this great little device. It's
not
quite industrial strength, but great for home, remote office, or even
some
of you that are still using dial-up connections at work.

It's a router / firewall / print server and 4 port 100Mb switch all in
one. Multiple PCs can share a net connection through address
translation.
* On its WAN side there is both a serial port and10Mb ethernet for just
about any connection (cable, DSL, modems, ISDN) I'm using dial on
demand
to a USR Courier modem, till my telco comes out of the dark ages.
* It does NAT for all the machines on the LAN side (your choice of
private
network IP addresses)
* Does DHCP for up to 253 hosts, you pick the range of IPs. Mix 'n
match
with static IPs, if you like.
* Parallel port print server, talks standard lpr. (lpr driver for older

windoze included.)
* Firewall. Blocks (actually ignores) all outside traffic by default.
Can
be configured to selectively pass data, and allows one "DMZ" host to be
wide open.
* Web based configuration for all of the above.

Some places have recently raised the price... Insight.com used to have
it
for $100, but it's currently back up to $133. Still a heck of a good
deal. Just for a print server or mini-switch alone.

-Wayne



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Thanks for the heads-up. I am relying on Norton Internet Security at home
plus a small hub to share a cable modem connection and not feeling really
good about security. One question - does the device include a NIC as its
Ethernet port? My cable service (AT&T RoadRunner) used the MAC address of
the NIC to validate the connection and allow login. They charge an extra
$10/mo for two more MACs. Instead I am using Internet Connection Sharing
(free in Win-98) and have two NICs in my master PC (one to the cable modem
and the other to the hub). If the Barricade has its own NIC (and MAC) it
might satisfy the cable login and also allow sharing without having to have
the master PC on all the time plus add another level of security.
Thanks,
-Todd C.

-----Original Message-----
From: Wayne Cox [mailto:wmc@...]
Sent: Tuesday, January 23, 2001 9:08 AM
To: vantage@egroups.com
Subject: [Vantage] OT - inexpensive 'net sharing


Hi All.... this is off topic, but is a great inexpensive product that may
be of interest to lots of you.

SMC Networking is selling an internet sharing box, the "Barricade" for as
little as $100. I've been using one for my home network for that last
month and continue to be impressed with this great little device. It's not
quite industrial strength, but great for home, remote office, or even some
of you that are still using dial-up connections at work.

It's a router / firewall / print server and 4 port 100Mb switch all in
one. Multiple PCs can share a net connection through address translation.
* On its WAN side there is both a serial port and10Mb ethernet for just
about any connection (cable, DSL, modems, ISDN) I'm using dial on demand
to a USR Courier modem, till my telco comes out of the dark ages.
* It does NAT for all the machines on the LAN side (your choice of private
network IP addresses)
* Does DHCP for up to 253 hosts, you pick the range of IPs. Mix 'n match
with static IPs, if you like.
* Parallel port print server, talks standard lpr. (lpr driver for older
windoze included.)
* Firewall. Blocks (actually ignores) all outside traffic by default. Can
be configured to selectively pass data, and allows one "DMZ" host to be
wide open.
* Web based configuration for all of the above.

Some places have recently raised the price... Insight.com used to have it
for $100, but it's currently back up to $133. Still a heck of a good
deal. Just for a print server or mini-switch alone.

-Wayne




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>From the hardware end...I used to sell similar products...
The devices do have a mac address (a must because they obtain the only real
IP from the ISP).
They do work with Cable Modems and DSL. As far as the ISP is concerned
there is only one device attached. The security is good. They are very
fast compared to using Internet Connection Sharing. The only trick is that
you will need to configure most of these devices a little to get certain
software to work, like dialpad or Netmeeting. Then again, if you are using
ICS, this is no more difficult.
I have liked these devices since they hit the market in the $300 range. I
am happy to see they are hitting the home market now.

Aaron Hoyt
System Administrator
Design Standards Corp.
PO Box 1620
Charlestown, NH 03603
Tel 603-826-7744
<mailto:Aaron@...>


-----Original Message-----
From: Todd Caughey [mailto:caugheyt@...]
Sent: Tuesday, January 23, 2001 10:48 AM
To: 'vantage@egroups.com'
Subject: RE: [Vantage] OT - inexpensive 'net sharing


Thanks for the heads-up. I am relying on Norton Internet Security at home
plus a small hub to share a cable modem connection and not feeling really
good about security. One question - does the device include a NIC as its
Ethernet port? My cable service (AT&T RoadRunner) used the MAC address of
the NIC to validate the connection and allow login. They charge an extra
$10/mo for two more MACs. Instead I am using Internet Connection Sharing
(free in Win-98) and have two NICs in my master PC (one to the cable modem
and the other to the hub). If the Barricade has its own NIC (and MAC) it
might satisfy the cable login and also allow sharing without having to have
the master PC on all the time plus add another level of security.
Thanks,
-Todd C.

-----Original Message-----
From: Wayne Cox [mailto:wmc@...]
Sent: Tuesday, January 23, 2001 9:08 AM
To: vantage@egroups.com
Subject: [Vantage] OT - inexpensive 'net sharing


Hi All.... this is off topic, but is a great inexpensive product that may
be of interest to lots of you.

SMC Networking is selling an internet sharing box, the "Barricade" for as
little as $100. I've been using one for my home network for that last
month and continue to be impressed with this great little device. It's not
quite industrial strength, but great for home, remote office, or even some
of you that are still using dial-up connections at work.

It's a router / firewall / print server and 4 port 100Mb switch all in
one. Multiple PCs can share a net connection through address translation.
* On its WAN side there is both a serial port and10Mb ethernet for just
about any connection (cable, DSL, modems, ISDN) I'm using dial on demand
to a USR Courier modem, till my telco comes out of the dark ages.
* It does NAT for all the machines on the LAN side (your choice of private
network IP addresses)
* Does DHCP for up to 253 hosts, you pick the range of IPs. Mix 'n match
with static IPs, if you like.
* Parallel port print server, talks standard lpr. (lpr driver for older
windoze included.)
* Firewall. Blocks (actually ignores) all outside traffic by default. Can
be configured to selectively pass data, and allows one "DMZ" host to be
wide open.
* Web based configuration for all of the above.

Some places have recently raised the price... Insight.com used to have it
for $100, but it's currently back up to $133. Still a heck of a good
deal. Just for a print server or mini-switch alone.

-Wayne




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At 10:48 AM 1/23/2001 , you wrote:
>I am relying on Norton Internet Security at home plus a small hub to share
>a cable modem connection and not feeling really good about security.

Check www.grc.com 's write up on firewall software. It's shocking how
many things Norton and the other software based security products allow
through!

>My cable service (AT&T RoadRunner) used the MAC address of the NIC to
>validate the connection and allow login. They charge an extra

Oh... this is where the Barricade gets good :) It is able to read the MAC
address of one of the NICs on its LAN, and then spoof the same address onto
its own WAN port! It has a few other tricks to get around the ISP's
limitations.

The documentation with it isn't the most thorough, but SMC's web site has
it available for download. A few appendices deal with specific ISP issues.

-Wayne
9
Keith

I've recently had info on audit software for 9x and NT it was priced around
?400 UK from the flyer it seem impressive (but then I'm easily impressed -
we bought Vantage :-))

If you think it's any use let me know and I'll try and uncover the name and
vendor.

Regards Chris Reed
PWSL


-----Original Message-----
From: Keith Taylor [mailto:keith@...]
Sent: Tuesday 23 January, 2001 15:41
To: vantage@egroups.com
Subject: [Vantage] OFF TOPIC - PC software scans


Does anyone have any experience with in-expensive or free software that will
scan a PC and provide a list of all software, etc on one's PC. Estimated
costs, etc Would be great if it would work on 95/98/NT, etc.

Regards,

Keith Taylor

-----Original Message-----
From: Wayne Cox [mailto:wmc@...]
Sent: Tuesday, January 23, 2001 10:08 AM
To: vantage@egroups.com
Subject: [Vantage] OT - inexpensive 'net sharing

Hi All.... this is off topic, but is a great inexpensive product that
may
be of interest to lots of you.

SMC Networking is selling an internet sharing box, the "Barricade" for
as
little as $100. I've been using one for my home network for that last
month and continue to be impressed with this great little device. It's
not
quite industrial strength, but great for home, remote office, or even
some
of you that are still using dial-up connections at work.

It's a router / firewall / print server and 4 port 100Mb switch all in
one. Multiple PCs can share a net connection through address
translation.
* On its WAN side there is both a serial port and10Mb ethernet for just
about any connection (cable, DSL, modems, ISDN) I'm using dial on
demand
to a USR Courier modem, till my telco comes out of the dark ages.
* It does NAT for all the machines on the LAN side (your choice of
private
network IP addresses)
* Does DHCP for up to 253 hosts, you pick the range of IPs. Mix 'n
match
with static IPs, if you like.
* Parallel port print server, talks standard lpr. (lpr driver for older

windoze included.)
* Firewall. Blocks (actually ignores) all outside traffic by default.
Can
be configured to selectively pass data, and allows one "DMZ" host to be
wide open.
* Web based configuration for all of the above.

Some places have recently raised the price... Insight.com used to have
it
for $100, but it's currently back up to $133. Still a heck of a good
deal. Just for a print server or mini-switch alone.

-Wayne



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10
Go to WWW.SOFTSEEK.COM and type in SANDRA in the search field. You'll get a
link that will take you to some very nice system analysis software.

Shirley Graver
(End User)
Sys Admin
Rubber associates Inc.
Cleveland/Akron

-----Original Message-----
From: Keith Taylor [mailto:keith@...]
Sent: Tuesday, January 23, 2001 10:41 AM
To: vantage@egroups.com
Subject: [Vantage] OFF TOPIC - PC software scans


Does anyone have any experience with in-expensive or free software that
will
scan a PC and provide a list of all software, etc on one's PC. Estimated
costs, etc Would be great if it would work on 95/98/NT, etc.

Regards,

Keith Taylor

-----Original Message-----
From: Wayne Cox [mailto:wmc@...]
Sent: Tuesday, January 23, 2001 10:08 AM
To: vantage@egroups.com
Subject: [Vantage] OT - inexpensive 'net sharing

Hi All.... this is off topic, but is a great inexpensive product that
may
be of interest to lots of you.

SMC Networking is selling an internet sharing box, the "Barricade" for
as
little as $100. I've been using one for my home network for that last
month and continue to be impressed with this great little device. It's
not
quite industrial strength, but great for home, remote office, or even
some
of you that are still using dial-up connections at work.

It's a router / firewall / print server and 4 port 100Mb switch all in
one. Multiple PCs can share a net connection through address
translation.
* On its WAN side there is both a serial port and10Mb ethernet for just
about any connection (cable, DSL, modems, ISDN) I'm using dial on
demand
to a USR Courier modem, till my telco comes out of the dark ages.
* It does NAT for all the machines on the LAN side (your choice of
private
network IP addresses)
* Does DHCP for up to 253 hosts, you pick the range of IPs. Mix 'n
match
with static IPs, if you like.
* Parallel port print server, talks standard lpr. (lpr driver for older

windoze included.)
* Firewall. Blocks (actually ignores) all outside traffic by default.
Can
be configured to selectively pass data, and allows one "DMZ" host to be
wide open.
* Web based configuration for all of the above.

Some places have recently raised the price... Insight.com used to have
it
for $100, but it's currently back up to $133. Still a heck of a good
deal. Just for a print server or mini-switch alone.

-Wayne



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11
If you're really going to utilize it, spend the extra money and buy the unit
that also includes the wireless setup. Now in the summer time you can take
your Laptop and a six pack out to the back yard. Set yourself up in a
hammock or lounge chair by the pool and surf the web in a true Network
Professional style.

-----Original Message-----
From: Wayne Cox [mailto:wmc@...]
Sent: Tuesday, January 23, 2001 9:08 AM
To: vantage@egroups.com
Subject: [Vantage] OT - inexpensive 'net sharing


Hi All.... this is off topic, but is a great inexpensive product that may
be of interest to lots of you.

SMC Networking is selling an internet sharing box, the "Barricade" for as
little as $100. I've been using one for my home network for that last
month and continue to be impressed with this great little device. It's not
quite industrial strength, but great for home, remote office, or even some
of you that are still using dial-up connections at work.

It's a router / firewall / print server and 4 port 100Mb switch all in
one. Multiple PCs can share a net connection through address translation.
* On its WAN side there is both a serial port and10Mb ethernet for just
about any connection (cable, DSL, modems, ISDN) I'm using dial on demand
to a USR Courier modem, till my telco comes out of the dark ages.
* It does NAT for all the machines on the LAN side (your choice of private
network IP addresses)
* Does DHCP for up to 253 hosts, you pick the range of IPs. Mix 'n match
with static IPs, if you like.
* Parallel port print server, talks standard lpr. (lpr driver for older
windoze included.)
* Firewall. Blocks (actually ignores) all outside traffic by default. Can
be configured to selectively pass data, and allows one "DMZ" host to be
wide open.
* Web based configuration for all of the above.

Some places have recently raised the price... Insight.com used to have it
for $100, but it's currently back up to $133. Still a heck of a good
deal. Just for a print server or mini-switch alone.

-Wayne



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Justin

I'd appreciate a copy of that if you'd be so kind.

Regards Chris Reed
PWSL
chrisr@...


-----Original Message-----
From: Justin Sorenson [mailto:Justin@...]
Sent: Tuesday 23 January, 2001 15:44
To: 'vantage@egroups.com'
Subject: RE: [Vantage] OFF TOPIC - PC software scans


there is a program called belarc advisor. It tells all about your computer,
licensing, software that is on it, and what you have for memory, a CPU and
all that good stuff. I can send it to you if you would like.

Justin Sorenson
Network Administrator
Wire Maid Manufacturing Ltd.
PO Box 169
2714 Ross Avenue
Schofield, WI 54476

Phone: (715) 359-0545
Fax : (715) 355-1353
Email: Justin@...
13
I am following Shirley's advice. Just went to softseek and found the
utility "sandra" and am downloading as I type. Will let you know how it
works.

Bob Goss
BC Instruments

-----Original Message-----
From: Chris Reed [mailto:chrisr@...]
Sent: January 23, 2001 11:31 AM
To: vantage@egroups.com
Subject: RE: [Vantage] OFF TOPIC - PC software scans


Justin

I'd appreciate a copy of that if you'd be so kind.

Regards Chris Reed
PWSL
chrisr@...


-----Original Message-----
From: Justin Sorenson [mailto:Justin@...]
Sent: Tuesday 23 January, 2001 15:44
To: 'vantage@egroups.com'
Subject: RE: [Vantage] OFF TOPIC - PC software scans


there is a program called belarc advisor. It tells all about your computer,
licensing, software that is on it, and what you have for memory, a CPU and
all that good stuff. I can send it to you if you would like.

Justin Sorenson
Network Administrator
Wire Maid Manufacturing Ltd.
PO Box 169
2714 Ross Avenue
Schofield, WI 54476

Phone: (715) 359-0545
Fax : (715) 355-1353
Email: Justin@...


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I too would be interested.

Thanks



Warren R. Eddy

Information Services Manager

National Tube Form, LLC

An Excaliber Company

e-mail - Warren.Eddy@...

phone - 219 478-2363 ext 217

fax - 219 478-1043







Justin



I'd appreciate a copy of that if you'd be so kind.



Regards Chris Reed

PWSL

chrisr@...





-----Original Message-----

From: Justin Sorenson [mailto:Justin@...]

Sent: Tuesday 23 January, 2001 15:44

To: 'vantage@egroups.com'

Subject: RE: [Vantage] OFF TOPIC - PC software scans





there is a program called belarc advisor. It tells all about your computer,

licensing, software that is on it, and what you have for memory, a CPU and

all that good stuff. I can send it to you if you would like.



Justin Sorenson

Network Administrator

Wire Maid Manufacturing Ltd.

PO Box 169

2714 Ross Avenue

Schofield, WI 54476



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