Wireless networks provide an inexpensive and easy way to share a single Internet connection among several computers. This means you only need one modem, and you can add additional computers to the network just by plugging in a wireless card and turning them on. The new machines are connected to the Internet immediately.
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Sunday, January 24, 2010
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/ How Important Is A Wireless Network?
How Important Is A Wireless Network?
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Labels: DHCP, DNS, Ethernet, Gateway, LAN, R4i, RCIED, Router, Server, TCP/IP, VoIP, WAN, WiMax, Wireless
Wireless networks provide an inexpensive and easy way to share a single Internet connection among several computers. This means you only need one modem, and you can add additional computers to the network just by plugging in a wireless card and turning them on. The new machines are connected to the Internet immediately.
Tuesday, January 12, 2010
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/ What are Rackmount Computers?
What are Rackmount Computers?
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Labels: computer, hard drive, keyboard, memory, monitor, mouse, printer, scanner, screen, Server
Labels: computer, hard drive, keyboard, memory, monitor, mouse, printer, scanner, screen, Server
Rack mount computers are essentially computer servers. Computer servers are not the ones you play games on or send emails to your friends with.
Servers perform a small number of specialized operations, some as little as a single operation, but they have the ability to perform it millions of times over and over again, quickly and flawlessly. And when one server is no longer adequate to handle the volume of transactions that a business may require, other, bigger, more powerful servers are needed. When the new servers arrive, they are networked into the system and to save space, are mounted on racks.
Servers perform a small number of specialized operations, some as little as a single operation, but they have the ability to perform it millions of times over and over again, quickly and flawlessly. And when one server is no longer adequate to handle the volume of transactions that a business may require, other, bigger, more powerful servers are needed. When the new servers arrive, they are networked into the system and to save space, are mounted on racks.
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/ Give your business the network support it needs!
Give your business the network support it needs!
Volumes of sales and purchases are done online each day across geographical boundaries within seconds. The world has become more of less like a local market. Plastic money has accelerated the pace of online business. But, recent turn of events for instance cyber crime, have placed a huge Question Mark on the Network Security and Support Services.
Disclosure of vital information such as Credit Card/Debit Card Numbers has cost some consumers dearly. In spite of advanced technology, it can be quite a cumbersome task to track down such miscreants. Besides, Network Security and Support Services, protecting the network from Virus attacks is another problematic area falling under the purview of Network Maintenance.
Disclosure of vital information such as Credit Card/Debit Card Numbers has cost some consumers dearly. In spite of advanced technology, it can be quite a cumbersome task to track down such miscreants. Besides, Network Security and Support Services, protecting the network from Virus attacks is another problematic area falling under the purview of Network Maintenance.
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/ Proxy Servers to Bypass Rapidshare Download Limits
Proxy Servers to Bypass Rapidshare Download Limits
Rapidshare is one of the world's biggest names in file hosting in the world today. Among the millions of web sites out there, this site is one of the hottest judging by the amount of traffic going in and out of their servers every day. The traffic generated for this site even rivals that of Yahoo and Google.
The site and its services, of course, come with a fee. However, there is also a free limited service if you don't have premium. You can still download files from Rapidshare even if you don't have a premium account. Premium account holders can download files without any limits to how many they can download. As long as their computer has enough space on their hard drive and enough bandwidth to cover the load, then this site is a one stop shop for all your file hosting needs.
The site and its services, of course, come with a fee. However, there is also a free limited service if you don't have premium. You can still download files from Rapidshare even if you don't have a premium account. Premium account holders can download files without any limits to how many they can download. As long as their computer has enough space on their hard drive and enough bandwidth to cover the load, then this site is a one stop shop for all your file hosting needs.
Monday, January 11, 2010
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/ Networking Interview Questions
Networking Interview Questions
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11:58 AM
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Labels: DHCP, DNS, Gateway, LAN, Modem, networks, OSI, Router, Server, TCP/IP, VoIP, WAN, WiMax
Labels: DHCP, DNS, Gateway, LAN, Modem, networks, OSI, Router, Server, TCP/IP, VoIP, WAN, WiMax
Here are the basic interview questions for the network administrators, system administrators and IT manager posts. These questions provide the basic information about the network communication technology, network topologies, network troubleshooting techniques, network devices and the basic overview of the LAN/WAN communication model.
What is DHCP? DHCP stands for Dynamic Host Configuration Technology. The basic purpose of the DHCP is to assign the IP addresses and the other network configuration such as DNS, Gateway and other network settings to the client computers. DHCP reduces the administrative task of manually assigning the IP addresses to the large number of the computers in a network.
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