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Anthropic Principle in Physics and Spiritual Philosophy - Salon

The anthropic principle is often used as a weapon in the tiresome debates between "creationists" and "scientific materialists". Resistance of "scientific materialists" to the idea of Divinity is rooted in ...

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Voting Question: what does "you are not accessing this site via its fully qualified domain name" mean?

im trying to loggin in a website but i dont understand that? more

Resolved Question: How do i find my computers FQDN?

I'd like to log into my computer with remote desktop from somewhere outside my network, It says i need to use FQDN instead of IP address, how do i find this FQDN? FQDN - Fully Qualified Domain Name Thanks more

Resolved Question: PleaseNeed some advice from some Certified I.T pros?

Comptia is offering a discount 20% off til june 30, 2010 on the net+. I was thinking about taking the exam b/c money is tight. I just don't know if I am ready I am currently taking a refresher course in a college for the exam to kind of go over somethings that I don't normally use in the field I got about 4yrs exp I have read like 4 chapters out of the Network + guide to network by tamara dean. The book came with Practice exam but the software is faulty its a certblaster I tested today in all 3 exams scored between 70% and 78% the problem is some of the question they said was incorrect I know for a fact were correct like it said that a fqdn(i answered it was a fully qualified domain name)it said it is a frequency modulation that hops channels. I decide to take to try some practice questions from comptia they directed me to measureup exams for a free 100questions I couldn't believe how hard that test was I felt like I was taking a cisco exam and security+ exam i failed 67% correct out of 100 I took the real A+ plus test from them it was so easy I finish both test within a hour and my field is more networking not computer repair so what gives on these exams? Is this test really that hard? Do you think I should take the exam now? I still have 8 weeks of refresher course to go but i will get a partial refund from the class and save 50 if i can pass it now What do you guys think? more

Resolved Question: How do you change the common name (CN) of the SSL Yahoo smtp server security certificate that Outlook 2003 use?

s? This seems to need to be done to correct the following error, after researching the error message: "The common name on the certificate does not match the fully qualified domain name (FQDN) of the URL that is stored in the certificate.", which generates the following error every time Outlook logs on to the smtp server [i.e., receives mail; it logs onto the outgoing server (smtp.plus.mail.yahoo.com), first when "sending/receiving" mail, or "synchronizing" its local folders with the mail server's outbox and inbox]: "The server you are connected to is using a security certificate that could not be verified. The certificate's CN name does not match the passed value. Do you want to continue using this server?" However, the other email client that I use with the SAME Yahoo smtp server on the same email account from the same computer does not ever generate this error. However, there doesn't appear to be a Yahoo or Outlook certificate stored in the lists of certificates (Tools > Internet Options > Content > Certificates). Also, clearing the "SSL state" unfortunately does not solve the problem.However, the Yahoo address book Autosync 1.0 utility that synchronizes the calendar and address book data between Outlook folders and Yahoo works correctly, with no error messages.The system date, time, and time zone (GMT -6, Central) are all correct. more

Resolved Question: I want to learn how sendmail works in linux?

But there is a problem.Sendmail requires your pc to have a fully qualified domain name and that (I suppose ) costs money. Is there any work around more

Resolved Question: Enable cookies on iPod touch?

Yes, I have gone on settings and enabled them under "always". But even then, it still does the same thing and shows "Your browser either does not support cookies, or you are not accessing this site via its fully qualified domain name. Please enable cookies for this domain and try again." more

Resolved Question: dadeschools doesnt want to work for me?

when i go to the student portal it says Your browser either does not support cookies, or you are not accessing this site via its fully qualified domain name. Please enable cookies for this domain and try again more

Resolved Question: i need help with my web server?

im building a web server and basically im at a point where i can access my web site by typing in the domain name but when i try from a computer that is not on my home network it fails im using apache for windows when i look at the error log in apache it says "Could not reliably determine the server's fully qualified domain name, using 192.168.1.103 for ServerName" but my nameserver is already set to *mydomainname.com* i have o idea whats going onim pretty sure i have a static ip address already and i have dns servers through zoneedit.com more

Resolved Question: How to enable cookies on a dv6 pavolion?

im trying to log on to my portal to see my grades and this is what it says "Your browser either does not support cookies, or you are not accessing this site via its fully qualified domain name. Please enable cookies for this domain and try again" How do i do that?>I'm using Internet explored 7 I think and it's a windows 7 more

Resolved Question: Cookies problem on the internet?

everytime i try to logon to see my grades on www.dadeschools.net, it says "Your browser either does not support cookies, or you are not accessing this site via its fully qualified domain name. Please enable cookies for this domain and try again." please help me more

Voting Question: Fully Qualified Domain Name, Windows Server 2008, Active Directory Help!?

I purchased a server to run Microsoft Dynamics CRM 4.0. I'm trying to get it install but I know next to nothing about servers. I was able to get Windows Server 2008 installed and I am stuck with this Active Domain portion. It's asking for a Fully Qualified Domain Name (FQDN) during the setup. Can I just pick anything out of the air for instance TBFWD.crm.com or does it actually have to be a registered domain name like I would purchase through a domain company? I'm thinking if this needed to be a purchased domain I could just do a subdomain like crm.TBFWD.com and use that but Im just not sure. Any help would be great.... I'm just not sure how to proceed... Thanks!So if I do own TBFWD.com... I could create a subdomain like crm.TBFWD.com and that would work? Thank you for your assistance.... much needed! more

Resolved Question: What is this whole internet domain thing?

I'm trying to log on my school website and never had a problem log-in but now all of a sudden this message pops up: Your browser either does not support cookies,or you are not accessing this site via its fully qualified domain name. Please enable cookies for this domain and try again. WHAT DOES THIS MEAN CAN ANYONE EXPLAIN AND HELP ME SOLVE THIS PROBLEM? more

Resolved Question: ii cant log in to my dadeschools.net portal everytime i try this message pops up?

Your browser either does not support cookies, or you are not accessing this site via its fully qualified domain name. Please enable cookies for this domain and try again more

Resolved Question: What can I do when I can't access to some website because of this?

Your browser either does not support cookies, or you are not accessing this site via its fully qualified domain name. Please enable cookies for this domain and try again. more

Resolved Question: Parts of a Web Address?

Can anyone tell me if this is right??? Match the term with the definition. A. host B. domain name C. URL D. protocol E. fully qualified domain name (FQDN) http://www.ethel.com is an example of a _____URL____. The "support" portion of http://support.microsoft.com is an example of a _____host_____. In http://www.cnn.com the www.cnn.com portion is called a(n) ____FQDN_____. In https://www.bankofamerica.com the "https" portion is known as the _____protocol_____. In http://www.whitehouse.org the "whitehouse.org" portion is known as the _______domain name________. I've looked everywhere for the correct answers and I'm still not sure because of subtle differences... any guidance would be greatly appreciated!! more

Resolved Question: I cant log in to my student portal!!!!!!?

I try to log in but this is what it always says "Your browser either does not support cookies, or you are not accessing this site via its fully qualified domain name. Please enable cookies for this domain and try again. " Is this just happening to me? How can I fix it??? more

Resolved Question: my computer needs a 'fully qualified domain name (FQDN) ' ?

how do i fix tis problem ? more

Voting Question: How do I enable cookies?

Ok, to begin with i have internet explorer 7. i just washed my computer from a virus i had, but when i go to this website i can't loggin and says this :"Your browser either does not support cookies, or you are not accessing this site via its fully qualified domain name. Please enable cookies for this domain and try again. " please help. more

Resolved Question: I don't know how to fix this?

Your browser either does not support cookies, or you are not accessing this site via its fully qualified domain name. Please enable cookies for this domain and try again. This comes out when I try to log into a portal but it only happens on my mac only how can i fix this more

Resolved Question: How to enable cookies IE 7?

When I try logging in my school's website to check my grades this message appears: Your browser either does not support cookies, or you are not accessing this site via its fully qualified domain name. Please enable cookies for this domain and try again. I have tried going to INTERNET OPTIONS, PRIVACY TAB, ACCEPTED ALL COOKIES AND IN THE ADVANCED ALLOW SESSION COOKIES FIRST AND SECOND..... I HAVE DONE IT MANY TIMES AND I STILL GET THE SAME MESSAGE..... PLZ HELP more

Voting Question: How to enable cookies IE 7?

Resolved Question: Whats my Fully qualified domain name ?

i found out my fqdn the other day it ended something like btcentreplus.com however i have forgot the rest of the name (lol) there is a website out there that tells you what it is just from looking on the website page. If you could tell me a website that does do this you will be a great help (my memory of website names is not very good) Thanks all more

Resolved Question: I cant see my grades online, I need some help?

i am trying to see my grades online but when i open the page it says this: Your browser either does not support cookies, or you are not accessing this site via its fully qualified domain name. Please enable cookies for this domain and try again. What can I do??? more

Resolved Question: Fully Qualified Domain Name?

Can a FQDN resolve to more than one IP address in DNS? Please state your reason. Thank you I'm thinking no, since if you ping the FQDN you resolve a single IP, although if you assign an IP address at different levels of the FQDN you may receive more than one? more

Resolved Question: How do I find my fully qualified domain name so i can remotely connect!??

How do I find my fully qualified domain name so i can remotely connect!?? more

Resolved Question: How do I find my fully qualified domain name!? and how do i find my IP address?!?

please help! more

Resolved Question: What is www#?

Haven't you connected to www.google.com atleast once? Oh! that's a part of being in the internet these days.Now see these! www1.google.com www2.google.com www3.google.com and so on. Being Networking buffu's I would expect you try "ping " or "tracert" on the above and see the IP's change. These are probably Server's we connect lying on different Clusters or Different sites. But i was not able to type the address as given above and connect using IE7. Strange isn't it we have IP's when ping ed, but cannot connect. One explanantion i got is In a FQDN (Fully Qualified Domain Name), you have a hostname (www), domain name (dslreports), and top-level domain (com). By virtue of the fact that pretty much everyone does I guess, "www" is the most common hostname for a website, but it could really be anything. more

Resolved Question: ssl tomcat?

Server admin guys said that the server has been placed in DMZ. So i setup SSL for our webapp and i can sucessfully access our webapp thru https from our intranet but i am not able to access it from outside our corporate network. I tried pinging with the fully qualified domain name but the request is timing out. I am gonna ask our server guys to make sure the server is in DMZ and 443 port is pointing to that server. Other than these 2 things shuld i be asking them anything else? more

Resolved Question: When I try to loggin to my School account to see my class info I recive a message?

It says.. Your browser either does not support cookies, or you are not accessing this site via its fully qualified domain name. Please enable cookies for this domain and try again. How can I achive this? more