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Putting this question on this site is one example of using a network. Any network will allow some things and block other things depending on which network you are using. That is why effectively all networks have a Network Administrator who has the job of making sure that people can use the network safely for the purpose the network was set up for
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What is the difference between single-user license and network license?
The difference between a single-user license and a network license is a single-user is for ONE computer and a network license is for a certain amount of computer like in a company or business.
List the various network-application user agents that you use on a daily basis?
for daily basis you could be using the below Web browser E-mail application user agent File Transfer user agent P2p user agent audio/video user agent and many more depend on your everyone uses hope it was helpful
What is a VPN Network?
A VPN network is basically a Virtual Private Network and it works like as if a remote user is connected to a remote private work. And the connection is made through a secured channel using some sort of encryption method. A VPN gives you a secure data transfer protection and many other benefits.
What deos msn stand for?
MSN Stands For Microsoft Network MS=Microsoft N=Network(ADDED BY OTHER USER)Or;MicrosoftSocialNetworking
How is IT used in an organization?
IT is the setting up and upkeep of the network. The IT professionals build the network servers, intsall the OS, make user accounts, give those accounts various permissions depending on the user's job description, then they maintain the health of the network. If a virus breaks out they take care of it. If you are being hacked the IT department deals with it. You can not have an organization with a network and have no IT department. Network and IT go hand in hand.
What kind of server keeps track of who is logging on to the network and which services on the network are available to each user?
Gateway server.
What is mean by tynet in data communication?
Tynet is a packet switched computer communication network which allow the user to connect to the tynet computer for interactive processing and also providing connection facilities to the user
What are shared user files?
These are files that are shared with your network, or other people using the computer.
Name 5 reasons why a user might not be able to logon to the network?
first domain is not available second user name and password may be wrong third system is not join the domain. four user name is not in ADC server five network cable is unpluge or un authories user name
Which user interface can you use to change the network settings to connect to the Internet using a modem?
command prompt
Where should the user look to find a server attached to the network?
A user in a large manufacturing company uses a PC that is connected to the company network. Where should the user look to find a server attached to the network?
What help is provided at an IT service desk?
An IT service desk is available to assist a user in all situations related to their computer and network. Some of these specific IT services include, configuring software and hardware for the end user and making sure the printers, servers and network are performing optimally.
A network administrator is designing a network for a new branch office of twenty-five users What are the advantages of using a client-server model?
In that way it's much easier to control network, maintenance, and control user computers.
How can you provide for signaling when using a 24B T1 primary rate interface configuration?
By using a D channel on another PRI across the same user network interface
Importance of network model to the end user?
The importance of the network model is nill to the user. I'm studying Networking right now.
What is the difference between single-user license and network license?
The difference between a single-user license and a network license is a single-user is for ONE computer and a network license is for a certain amount of computer like in a company or business.
Why is NAT not needed in IPv6?
Any host or user can get a public IPv6 network address because the number of available IPv6 addresses is extremely large.​ smb
