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Hello !
I've bought a Linksys SRW224G4 switch and I have a problem with webview management. I can't use this feature because when I try to open web page, I see "Internet Explorer cannot display the webpage" message. One way to solving this problem is reboot of whole switch, but after some minutes from start to mgmt via web, problem occurs again.
I've read in internet, this problem is known and it's connected to version of IE, it must be 5.5 or 6, not higher. But these information are old (2007, 2008) and I can't believe that this problem is not been solved yet. I'm using IE v.7.0.5730.13
Can You help me?
Some information of my switch:
Boot Version: 1.0.2 (Date: 17-Aug-2006, Time: 14:55:46)
Software Version: 1.2.2b (Date: 20-Mar-2007, Time: 11:44:49)
Hardware Version: 00.03.00
And "SRW224G4 v1.1 business series" information on front pannel.
You're correct, it requires to use IE version 5 or higher to access
the web interface of the switch. To further isolate the problem, you may try
different computer also. If you're getting the same problem, you may consider
updating the firmware of the switch. Thanks.


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ENN Presents 'Sky Tour'
ENN is thrilled to bring you a very special presentation: "Sky Tour," a personaltour of the night sky, hosted by ENN publisher Jerry Kay and featuring your tourguide Bing Quock of the Morrison Planetarium at the California Academy of Sciencesin San Francisco.
"Sky Tour" is probably the first-ever broadcast of its kind; we believe it is theworld's first podcast tour of the night sky.
A big part of our mission at ENN is to bring you information you can use. Sky Touris fascinating to listen to anywhere, but you can download this podcast and bring itwith you outside. Try to find a place that's not cluttered with local lightpollution and follow the broadcast as you are given your personal tour of the nightsky. With the tour, you'll be able to identify the stars, constellations, andgalaxies that comprise the spring sky without the aid of a constellationmap.
The first installment of "Sky Tour" is designed for beginners who may not be closelyfamiliar with what they're seeing when they look up at the sky at night. Quockguides you to the brightest objects in the sky so that you can orient yourself, andtakes you from there to the more subtle aspects of the sky that you may not havenoticed before.
Quock takes us first to the "Winter Circle" area of the sky; the waning season'sdominant area which is populated with some of the brightest stars. It includes theculturally and historically important star Sirius, the brightest star in the nightsky. Sirius is a close neighbor of ours at a mere eight light-years away.
We're then taken to the constellation Orion, one of the most famous. Orion is anhourglass of stars, though different cultures have seen a diverse range of figureswithin Orion.
Taurus, another of the 12 zodiac constellations, is part of the Winter Circle aswell. Near it is the Pleites, containing what many call the "Wee Dipper," resemblinga tiny version of the Big Dipper. (The Japanese called this "Subaru." Look at thelogo of the modern-day car company and you'll see the origin of its name.)
Listen to the broadcast as Quock takes you across much more of the spring sky.
ENN's "Sky Tour" is now available as a podcast. Why not add our feed to your podcast receiver (it's free) so you will receive current tours when they are available? Here's the link: www.enn.com/news/podcast/ENNskytour.xml .
You can get a lot of great information about the California Academy of Sciences atits website here: www.calacademy.org, and about the Morrison Planetarium at itswebsite here: www.calacademy.org/planetarium.We want to know what you think about "Sky Tour," and we'd like to hear from youabout how we can make ENN's as informative and useful as it can be. We'd also liketo hear suggestions about how we can make the latest multi-media technologies (suchas podcasting) that we're presenting on ENN even better. E-mail ENN firstname.lastname@example.com.

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Europe asks if it is time for an Airbus of chips
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Neelie Kroes, European Commissioner responsible for digital matters, used the opportunity of a keynote speech provided to the IMEC Technology Forum, held in Brussels last month, to ask whether Europe should consider the creation of an Airbus of chips.
Further evidence of the European Commission's interest in re-invigorating microelectronics on the European continent and microelectronics manufacturing in particular has come from Neelie Kroes, European Commissioner responsible for the digital agenda.
Kroes, one of the senior bureaucrats within the Commission, used the opportunity of a keynote speech presented to the IMEC Technology Forum, held in Brussels last month, to ask whether Europe should consider the creation of an Airbus of chips.
Readers may remember that Malcolm Penn of Future Horizons Ltd. was one of the co-authors of a report recently presented to the European Commission that discussed various requirements for, and ways towards, hosting manufacturing on 450-mm diameter wafers. However, while interest is high in Brussels the home of the European Commission because of its potential job- and wealth-creation benefits, the idea seems to be less urgent for a number of European chip companies that are, of course, driven by nearer-term financial considerations.
Meanwhile, data from World Semiconductor Trade Statistics and elsewhere has shown that the European manufacture of chips, and market for chips, have both been in decline for a number of years.
Kroes raised the level of rhetoric by asking whether Europe wants to be a global player or not, and whether it would not be better to opt for European consolidation and cooperation "on our own terms" before consolidation is forced upon European companies for which one might read: "forces them out of existence."
In the past the European discussion has mainly been about collaborative R&D, billions of euros of which is already supported by the Commission. Now Kroes has cited the more interventionist example of Airbus SAS, one of the great European projects and one that has achieved considerable success.
Airbus is a subsidiary of European Aeronautic Defence and Space Company NV (EADS), which was deliberately assembled from national defense and aerospace companies across Europe to provide strategic defensive independence at a continental level. It was also set up to produce a rival to Boeing at a commercial level, which it has done with some success. Airbus now produces about half the world's jet airliners.


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Super Rugby
Quade Cooper needs to re-establish respect - Horwill
February 13, 2013
Quade Cooper signed a new deal with the Reds earlier this year © Getty Images
Wallabies and Queensland Reds skipper James Horwill has urged team-mate Quade Cooper to let his playing do the talking this season.
The controversial Cooper alienated several Test team-mates with his comments last year, claiming the Wallabies camp had become a 'toxic environment' on social media site Twitter. The outburst earned the 24-year-old a A$60,000 fine from the ARU and threatened to end his 35-Test career before he finally inked a new Wallabies deal after an ugly public spat with the governing body.
"Whether he needs to earn respect from other people (I'm not sure) but you let your actions do the talking and Quade's very big on that," Horwill told Sportal in Melbourne on Wednesday. "He needs to make sure he keeps performing the way he can and we all know he can because he is a world-class player and someone who's got some freakish ability that a lot of people in the world would be pretty envious of.
"Quade for us at the Reds has always been the guy that's always turned up and been very proud and worked hard to play for Queensland, so I can't fault him in that sense."
Horwill says he can't question Cooper's commitment to the Reds' pre-season despite juggling his professional boxing debut last Friday night. "Quade's been excellent, he hasn't missed a session, he's trained extremely hard, he's obviously in very good shape physically," he said. "Any time you have injuries and interruptions to your year it's frustrating and that happened to him obviously last year and he might have struggled with that a bit.
"But he's been fit, he's been training, he's been running, doing everything and you can see that he's really enjoying being out there so I'm expecting Quade to be Quade and do what he does best."
Meanwhile, Horwill admitted he's devastated to be missing Saturday's season opener against the Brumbies with an ankle injury after nine months out of the game with a serious hamstring injury. He is confident he'll be available for the Round 2 grudge match against the Waratahs on Saturday week.
"It's a little bit frustrating obviously with the long lay-off that we've had and everything was sort of tracking the way we had planned it but unfortunately a little hiccup happened," he said. "Unfortunately that's sport so you've just got to get the ankle better and get back as soon as I can."
Horwill said his hamstring is now fully healed and is confident he can get back to his best this season. "It's been really good, we did a lot of stuff to really test it out and check that it can withstand what is needs too," he said. "I'm happy with my fitness, obviously there's no duplicate for match fitness so I might be a bit short of a run.
"Going into the season is obviously not ideal but it's the cards we've been dealt so we've just got to get on with it and do what we can."
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DEARBORN, Mich. - For Mary Arndt and Jay Sunde, a trip down the aisle means a trip to the Dearborn White Castle on South Telegraph Road.
Sunday at 12 p.m., the pair tied the knot inside the hamburger joint after more than a two year courtship.
The restaurant chain partnered with WDVD-FM to find a couple who craves each other as much as they crave the famous "sliders".
During the contest, interested couples registered at the station's website by completing a short survey. Sunde and Arndt entered the contest after they shared a memorable moment at a White Castle.
"We were out on a bike ride late one night, and suddenly I had a craving for some sliders," Arndt said. "While stepping off the bike, I slipped and Jay caught me before I fell. I thanked him for catching me and he replied, 'Sweetheart, I'll always be there to catch you.'"
The radio station selected Arndt and Sunde as this year's "Craver Couple."
The Wedding:
White Castle provided complimentary food and beverages for the wedding party and 20 guests.
They also received free wedding photography, a cupcake tower and limo transportation to the restaurant.
A DJ from the radio station was on hand to serve as officiator of the ceremony.
The wedding went off without a hitch, or should we say without a pickle, all while customers watched via the drive thru window while placing their orders.
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