The Shining City Upon a Hill

[bsm2]

Re: The Shining City Upon a Hill

How does it feel knowing that a rookie knows more about SMB than you? That's gotta sting, eh?


You don't even understand how a session is opened by SMB because you think a duplicate hostname can cause a document to be scanned to 2 different PC's. You don't understand jack squat. You're a moron. Go sit in the corner and learn.

You F up the install Rookie

Be sure wipe the guys pc everytime you CAN'T figure out what's wrong.

Get some training it's embarrassing

[BillyCarpenter]

Re: The Shining City Upon a Hill

You F up the install Rookie

Like I said, you don't even understand SMB. You have no idea how to troubleshoot the problem. Try to go to the next level. You don't know shit and anyone that does can tell you're full of it.

[bsm2]

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Like I said, you don't even understand SMB. You have no idea how to troubleshoot the problem. Try to go to the next level. You don't know shit and anyone that does can tell you're full of it.

YOU F up the install ROOKIE good luck

Yep your next level is wipe the pc. GREAT JOB

[BillyCarpenter]

Re: The Shining City Upon a Hill

YOU F up the install good luck

Do you know anything about routing protocols? No? Didn't think so.

Access Lists? No? Didn't think so.

We already know that you don't understand SMB or the OSI Model. Keep studying, dummy. LOL

[slimslob]

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So no tech id from Kyocera. Figures with all the mistakes you post. To bad for your customers

Billy is a business owner. As such he doesn't need a "tech" ID. I don't know about Kyocera but Ricoh quit using tech IDs years ago. They used valid dealer email addresses to access their service sites. Worked quite well especially when a tech left a dealership. All the dealership had to do was delete that techs email address.

[bsm2]

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Do you know anything about routing protocols? No? Didn't think so.

Access Lists? No? Didn't think so.

We already know that you don't understand SMB or the OSI Model. Keep studying, dummy. LOL

YOU Still F up the install ROOKIE
With No Factory Training No Network Certification and No support from Kyocera.

[BillyCarpenter]

Re: The Shining City Upon a Hill

YOU Still F up the install ROOKIE
With No Factory Training No Network Certification and No support from Kyocera.

How is it that you claim to be network certified but don't understand SMB as it relates to the OSI Model?

Would you like for me to break it down into small pieces so that you may understand? This can be a teachable moment for you.


You see, at the "session" layer, only one PC can connect per session thus making it impossible for a single scan to go to 2 different NIC's.

Once you've learned that, I'l teach you about TCP. You'll love it. Get busy. LOL

[BillyCarpenter]

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Billy is a business owner. As such he doesn't need a "tech" ID. I don't know about Kyocera but Ricoh quit using tech IDs years ago. They used valid dealer email addresses to access their service sites. Worked quite well especially when a tech left a dealership. All the dealership had to do was delete that techs email address.

I do have a Kyocera tech ID. I've also been factory trained on MANY sharps. I just don't feel the need to explain myself to an idiot.

[BillyCarpenter]

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I do have a Kyocera tech ID. I've also been factory trained on MANY sharps. I just don't feel the need to explain myself to an idiot.

I explained this when I first joined. I was away from the copier business for a long time. The reason I came to this site was to catch up on the technology because I don't want to be an authorized dealer again. I want to work for myself and I felt like I was working for Kyocera when I was a dealer. I'm too old for that again.

[BillyCarpenter]

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I do have a Kyocera tech ID. I've also been factory trained on MANY sharps. I just don't feel the need to explain myself to an idiot.

PS - The idiot that I'm talking about is BSM2.

[bsm2]

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How is it that you claim to be network certified but don't understand SMB as it relates to the OSI Model?

Would you like for me to break it down into small pieces so that you may understand? This can be a teachable moment for you.


You see, at the "session" layer, only one PC can connect per session thus making it impossible for a single scan to go to 2 different NIC's.

Once you've learned that, I'l teach you about TCP. You'll love it. Get busy. LOL

You F up the install that's a Fact because you're untrained in the machine you installed and untrained in setting it up


Since I already have two Network certifications. I Would suggest you get training. Game Over Rookie

[bsm2]

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I do have a Kyocera tech ID. I've also been factory trained on MANY sharps. I just don't feel the need to explain myself to an idiot.

Sure you do buddy Odd you take no training why is that?

[BillyCarpenter]

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Since I already have two Network certifications. I Would suggest you get training. Game Over Rookie

I'm assuming you also graduated elementary school, correct? And you still can't spell on a 4th grade level. I'm confident that I'm better at anything compared to you. You don't impress me at ANYthing. NOTHING.

[bsm2]

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I'm assuming you also graduated elementary school, correct? And you still can't spell on a 4th grade level. I'm confident that I'm better at anything compared to you. You don't impress me at ANYthing. NOTHING.

You Still F UP the customers install ROOKIE and still didn't fix it yet. What a Tech

[BillyCarpenter]

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I think this was the last model , KM-4530, I was factory trained on. And also the 60 ppm mahine that had the drum that lasted 2 million pages was it? Can't remember: