We have large magnetic devices used for deactivating theft sensors in our stores. When one is placed on top of a workstation... non-system disk or disk error.
As a former employee of the U of O's IT department, I can attest that they search out rogue DHCP servers on the network and remove them. So I'm afraid that won't work.
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We have large magnetic devices used for deactivating theft sensors in our stores. When one is placed on top of a workstation... non-system disk or disk error.
They already did invent SkyNET. It runs a network of British defense satellites:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Skynet_(satellites)
As a former employee of the U of O's IT department, I can attest that they search out rogue DHCP servers on the network and remove them. So I'm afraid that won't work.