user13846's questions

I have a remote office that I am hooking up to our corporate network and this particular site has a centurylink adsl2+ router that I need to negotiate an rfc 1483 via DHCP connection across. The dsl modem is in bridged mode and it is connected to the outside interface on the ASA. I need to configure the ASA to negotiate with the ISP to bring the interface up and pass traffic.

RFC 1483 via DHCP multiplex set llc based Bridged mode vpi:8 VCI:35 encapsulation ADSL2+

Any ideas on what the best ways to set this up are?

I have heard there is a limit to the distance which you can get Continuous Cluster Replication to work properly. Anyone have any insight on this? If so, What is the latency threshold where the CCR capability begins to break down?

Assuming ideal conditions, what is the largest distance I could separate my clusters geographically?

I am interested in exploring all of the options to enable multi-factor domain authentication on an Active Directory network. I exclude no technologies from this question however I do prefer simpler implementations to elaborate configurations. Fingerprint readers would be ideal since the end-user is generally up to speed on not losing their fingers. Small hard tokens would also work such as smart cards, usb tokens etc...

I am always saving files to a particular directory and I find that it would save a great deal of time if I could populate the drop down tree in the browse dialog box that comes up when you are saving or loading files from an applications. Is there a way to do this with a registry key or via user interface interaction?

Normally you see the usual My Computer, C Drive, Desktop, D Drive, My network places. I would like to have a specific directory such as C:\xxxxxx\xxxxxx\xxxxxx\ appear in the list.