Gaz

The arp command is very useful for making static entries when you are on an untrusted network and wish to prevent man in the middle attacks. You can also use the local arp table to discover hosts on a network. Say if you ping sweep a subnet and some machines don't respond due to firewall, they will appear in the arp table

Script Kiddie alert! You're just so full of yourself aren't you? What have you contributed to the computer industry? Have you ever written software that has changed the way people work? Have you ever contributed code to open source software? You aren't doing yourself any favours, you come across as 13-year old kid on his dad's dell who thinks he's 1337 because he can compile 0-day sploits.

ROFLMAO! portupgrade buddy, downloads, compiles and updates all installed software to the latest version. Don't see anything like that in windows - you have to uninstall, reinstall, configure manually for each application on each machine you own. Portupgrade can be run from a cron job to do it automatically every whenever you chose! Show me that kind of power in windows and i'll be impressed.

If you fully read the link i gave you (and you clearly didn't) you will have seen the following: It's your fault it doesn't work since you chose to support and buy inferior hardware from manufacturers who favour closed computing hardware. You can get most of the crappy windows-only hardware to work using NDIS wrapper, it seems you are too ignorant to learn for yourself how to do this.

http://www.freebsd.org/doc/en_US.ISO8859-1/books/handbook/network-wireless.html

Couldn't tell you if it's possible using that stuff since it's been a while. Looks like this powertoy might help you out on that front.

You'll want just the FreeSBIE-1.1-i386.iso It's an ISO file which means it's a CD image, you can burn these with most programs like Nero Burning Rom..Instructions: How to burn an ISO FreeBSD is a descendant of Unix, not Linux btw

Wake up and smell the coffee. Your website != The rest of the internet. All you're showing here is that a particular type of person visits your site; computer illiterate mom-and-dad who like to get online with AOL and browse ghost picture websites. Internet Explorer is breaking the internet. How can we move to a better XHTML / CSS online world, when travesties such as this are happening?!

I'm in love with FreeBSD. I have an old Pentium II 300Mhz currently serving up a website -Apache with mod_php, MySQL database, an FTP server, SSH for remote shell access. The box even monitors my network producing MRTG bandwidth graphs without breaking a sweat. Yes, this computer is too cheap to run that Microsoft blot-ware, and yes you are right - the problem is bad software - windows software. I challenge you to run microsoft equivilant on that kind of hardware - you can't even come close to security, stability, maintainability and cost. as for low-quality. Well...FreeBSD is the only free operating system listed in Netcraft's longest uptime list for web servers [x]. Quality speaks for itself there.