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Which two services are required to enable a computer to receive dynamic IP addresses and access the Internet using domain names?
DNS and DHCP
What has the author Joe Ryan written?
Joe Ryan has written: 'Resources for building and managing Internet services' -- subject(s): Computer network resources, Internet addresses, Internet service providers, Directories, Internet
What has the author Helen Fallon written?
Helen Fallon has written: 'WOW' -- subject(s): Women, Internet addresses, Computers and women, Information services, Computer network resources, Directories
When checking to see if a particular name is registered on the Internet your computer consults a database that is maintained on what server?
The Domain Name System (DNS) server is consulted to check to see if a name is registered on the internet. This server translates domain names to IP addresses, to locate computer devices and services.
What has the author Roland W Schumann written?
Roland W. Schumann has written: 'Energy guide to the Internet' -- subject(s): Directories, Computer network resources, Internet addresses, Energy industries 'Eco-data' -- subject(s): Environmental sciences, Information services, Databases
What services are offered at the computer cafe, including access to webmail?
The computer cafe offers various services, including internet access, printing, scanning, and access to webmail services.
What version of Internet Information Services is required for TS Web Access?
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What fax software is needed in order to use internet based fax?
No actual fax software is required to start an internet based service. The internet service provides all of the required services that you will need.
What is a DNS service and where do I find them?
DNS is your domain name system and it transfers domain names to users for the IP address for locating computer services. Its basically a phone book for the internet for translating host names into IP addresses. You can call your ISP provider to find out what/where it is.
What is a computer connected to the internet that asks for data called?
A computer connected to the internet that asks for data is commonly referred to as a "client." In a client-server model, the client requests resources or services from a server, which then processes the request and sends back the required data. This interaction facilitates tasks such as web browsing, email communication, and file sharing.
What has the author Mark F Browne written?
Mark F. Browne has written: 'Financial services law on the Internet' -- subject(s): Law and legislation, Business enterprises, Financial services industry, Electronic commerce, Computer networks, Internet (Computer network)
What information you can get from the flashing activity of light on the NIC card?
i got the information about the internet connection. hoe to internet connection works in my computer and hoe to provide internet services
