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Wow, I wasn't aware that Heron installed an ntp server. Just follow what tweedledee said above and it should fix your problem. I know that Ubuntu has had issues with coming out of...

Ok, is 10.0.0.2 your modem/routers IP address?

If you are able to get into your router I would set the DNS to whatever your ISP has or uses. Your router should get the DNS information from your...

Ah, ok. Hmm, lets see. You could seperate your server and whatever ethernet port on your computer onto their own network. Then just pass whatever traffic you want across that mini network.

If...

The ntp service that you are referring to is what keeps your computers clock sync'd with a computer/clock across the internet. If you want to turn off synchronization you can go into "System >...

I am assuming that your router/DSL is not blocking outbound ping requests. In a terminal type "cat /etc/resolv.conf" and post here what the results are. The resolv.conf file contains the DNS...

There wouldn't be any benefit to dedicating one of your ethernet ports to just bittorrent traffic. What you could do is decrease the amount of traffic that your bittorrent application uses (ie....

That error means that you aren't able to resolve gekco80, it doesn't mean that you can't do "sudo". If you were unable to do "sudo" you would get a different error saying that you don't have...

Not sure what has all happened with your computer but give this a try:

Go to "Places > Connect to Server..."
For "Service Type" choose "Windows share"
Fill in your server name (or IP address)...

First do you have devices or computers on your network that need a local NTP server? You probably don't need an NTP server running on your PC. This is not the same as getting your time from an NTP...

Cool, glad it's working. Let me know if you have troubles setting up Samba.

In order to share folders with Windows PC's you need to have Samba installed. Below is a link to a how-to on setting up shares in Ubuntu.

https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SettingUpSamba

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I take it you are connecting to a wireless network for your internet connection? Try doing a ping to a website and see if you get a response. Then try pinging an IP address outside of your network...

If you go into System -> Administration -> Network what mode is your wireless adapter set to and is it enabled?

Can your neighbor see your network? If not I would verify that your second computer is on the correct workgroup. Although I believe if it wasn't you would still see it show up in ubuntu under...

I have been researching this for a while and I have not been able to come up with anything. Here is what I would like to do.

I have some network access equipment that has dhcp relay options...

I have been able to use the Super Key to open the gnome menu. However, I am not able to open the menu with compiz-fusion running. This could just be a key-binding issue with compiz, but in gnome...