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Building a TCP/ IP Network Over Dark Fiber?
1101z asks: "Well I work for a public access station in a city where a second cable/phone/internet company has moved just started operating. Part of there deal with the city was to let us have (for free) dark fiber links between several location in the city and our studio, so that we would be able to cablecast live from those locations. As the computer guy I would like to be able to interconnect computer networks that already exist at several of those locations, when we are not using the fiber for cablecast. The question is what is the cheapest way to build a TCP/IP network over this dark fiber." I wonder if the fiber being used is related to this story, from a month ago?
"dark" fiber... is that like anti-fiber? does it have transmissive capabilities, without you able to see it? :)
Get a fucking sense of huor. At least you wated 2 points modding me down. THats 2 less point you can use to mod a worthwile article up. SInce you couldnt leave my little humourous comment well enough alone to die in ignorace at 2 rating, some great commet will die unkown, cause you little controll freak asshole couldnt just leav eit alone. You cum stain in your mothers ass. Just eat shit and die, you idiotic excuse for a retarde mocney.
who doesn't give a fuck?
You want to build a TCP/IP network over the shit I leave in my toilet?
That's disgusting!
Moderators: take the crack pipes out of your mouths, please. Since when does sarcasm-- and not even funny sarcasm at that-- pass for insight?
Oh, right, this is Slashdot: the blind moderating the blind.
For someone claiming to be a guru, you missed the fact that BetBIOS ISN'T A PROTOCOL. It's an API. I think you meant NetBEUI, but its hard to say.
I want to delete my account but Slashdot doesn't allow it.