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Susan. It depends how much storage you have, and where/how you want to access it.Oh, and how much money you want to spend. A cloud backup is perfectly fine - but if you want local backup as well, I

Mike, not sure where you are in the world, but between Linux users groups, freecycle groups and so forth, finding a modem of that type should be possible for a great deal less. If you are still

107 years? Methinks typos snuck in! I meant 17! DaZZa <dazzagibbs@...> wrote: -- veg·e·tar·i·an: Ancient tribal slang for the village idiot who can't hunt, fish or ride

I am pretty certain I haven't updated PuTTY on the 98SE/XP machine in a decade. I don't use it much except for playing old games and as a file/print server. It's where I store my resume, the FAQs from

That version is at least 107 years out of date (rel;ease date 2005!) Update to the latest version (yes, there is still a 32 bit release), or at least one newer than about 2015 and serial will be an

The basic concepts of an ASA are simple. Configure interfaces with appropriate IP addresses. Configure routing. Configure NAT pool for outbound traffic. Configure and apply

Sorry, I can't recall if it was on Monster or Dice, but it was in the last week when looking at IT jobs within 15 miles of Arlington Heights, Illinois.

I'm not seeing serial as an option with Putty 0.58 under Windows XP. That computer has a currently unused port marked "RS-232" that I used to hook up my TI-82 calculator to back in college. Where is

Most laptops these days don;t come with serial ports, unfortunately. USB -> Serial adapters are the bane of the network administrator's life. DaZZa

Time for a version update then. I'm running PuTTY 0.76 on Windows 10, and the connection options are "SSH", "Serial" and "Other", with a drop down box which includes Telnet, RLogin, SUPDUP, Raw and

A moment of silence, please, for the passing of our various Hayes

Yeah, but all well over $150 -- way past my budget at the time. I miss my old Hayes -- never let me down for over 25 years. Mike Decaffeinated coffee is like a hooker who only wants to cuddle.

Odd - I'm seeing listings for USR 56K external modems all over the place. Kind of surprised USR is still around, honestly. wrote:

Probably, but until a couple of years ago I still had an external modem that I used for faxing things as the medical profession (until fairly recently) didn't like sending/receiving patient info by

You write software for clocks? *disturbingly innocent expression of unalloyed derpishness* *Alysson Rowan* LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alysson-rowan-68521692 Academia:

I am so glad I got out of IT/business computing and into real-time programming.

Easier to use a USB-to-Serial cable, unless the program you are using it with expects COM ports 1-4. If your PuTTY doesn’t have the serial option, is it the last version, downloaded from the

You can also spend like 8 bucks to get a USB to serial adapter. wrote:

Most of the motherboards I've seen over the years -- including the modern ones -- have a header for a serial connection on them. It's just a matter of getting the proper cable and d-sub connector for

oh mercy! Can you share where you saw that one? sounds like a giggle.