.one connected to a Network, and second to another PCHOW do I make the Second PC visible on the network also.
They say you should keep it at a comfortable temp for youAlso don't dress them more heavily than you would dress yourselfIf its too cold at night, you can swaddle himThe outfit you have planned sounds just fine for a going home outfit in July.
Set the temp however it is normallyYou can feel the back of the neck to see if the baby is too warmIf it's sweaty, it's too warmThe going home outfit sounds fine :) Congrats and good luck.
When I went to school for early childhood 3 years ago they said between 68 and 72The going home outfit sounds fine and as for the dress them in one more layer than you that is only for when it is cold not counting air conditioning set at the right temp.
Well, 2003 is generating a SECOND networkIf you check the machine connected to the server will show a 10.0.0.x address because the DHCP of Server 2003 passes those out(unless you changed it) If you want all machines on the 192.168.1.x network, you have several choices, 1 nnect the second machine to the same router, not the server2 Turn off DHCP of the server and allow the router it issue all addresses (bridge the nics in the server) 3Turn on ICS on the server and run a second network - isolated from the firstThe other option is to bridge the two nics in the server so that they use the same network and not generate a second oneBasically what I am saying is that your 2003 server is working as a SECOND router on your network and you have to tell it you want it to bridge these networks or well, it won't.
In summer season I positioned my little one in only a nappy and wrap him in a muslin wrap and positioned a fan on in his room no longer going through his cot simply to get a few ventilationI used the a/c as good however it is nowhere close his room
