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It sure is. Use a linux distro with NMAP installed, then do nmap-sT -p- -Pn ***.***.***.*-***, replacing the stars with your ip address, and hyphenating the range you wish to scan across.

The receiver or barrel will be stamped with the correct caliber.

As all older gaming gear in well unique in its self you may happen to have a collectible item in you hands if it's still in perfect working order and you have to game it goes to you are in luck it possible might be worth something. I believe you have better luck contacting the makers of the product for details about the item if I had picture And details about it I could help more but I hope this has helped anyway.

Call Smith and Wesson with the Serial Number and they can tell you

1126516

The OEM is the only place to obtain the data you requested. Go on line to the Mfg. Site and seek help from the Customer Support faction.

Sorry ,I don't have a solution but have sim. problem with Altec Lansing inMotion 5 ,switches on and off all the time ,it's a discontinued model but a great speaker.hopefully somebody can give us some suggestions .

google it

you need to allow html

http://uk.answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20080820061943AANsZGhIBM Thinkpad? Then post the MODEL NUMBER.It's on the bottom.Thinkpad T42?http://support.lenovo.com/en_US/product-and-parts/detail.page?&LegacyDocID=MIGR-50075This is an example of one of the harddrives in the list.An Hitachi 08K9834 ATA 40GB harddrive,http://www.shopping.com/IBM-HARD-DRIVE-40GB-5400RPM-08K9834/infoHitachi - Manuafcturer08K9834 - Model NumberATA -100 - This is an IDE (PATA) harddrivehttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parallel_ATAIt is NOT a SATA harddrive.The answer is NO.The laptop will not use a SATA harddrive.For additional questions please post in a Comment.Regards,joecoolvette

Emerson website maybe, but I doubt you will have any luck, these are all imports from China with the Emerson name on them.

I beleive its Telnet or SHH via console. You need to connect it on a DHCP port so a IP is picked up. http://global.avocent.com/us/olh/ACS/v_3.1.0/wwhelp/wwhimpl/js/html/wwhelp.htm

From what I remember you would need a 'rollover cable' that connects the pins to each other in reverse order (e.g. 1 to 8, 2 to 7, 3 to 6, 4 to 5, 5 to 4, 6 to 3, 7 to 2, 8 to 1)

Try
telnet
Open <IP Address> <port number>

this way you will know if telnet is working or not as well as whether the connection is being permitted

Port number may not be required depends on your set up

Well, you don't even have to go to that extreme to recover your root password. Connect to the console port of the TS to your laptop or workstation. Type reboot (as root) and hit Enter. As you watch the boot sequence, pay close attention as you'll need to input characters. Specifically, when you see "Linux PPC Load", press the space bar a couple of times and type out the word single and hit Enter. If you did it in time, you should see a hash (#) prompt without requesting a password. From here, type the command passwd and hit Enter. Choose your password and confirm it. Don't forget to perform a signal_ras hup followed by saveconf to ensure your changes are activated immediately and are saved to flash memory (non-volatile state). From here type reboot again and you should be back in business.

Regards,
John