Computer Networking

it all ready is on most routers and NICs available when it becomes the standard idk but if you open command line and use the ipconfig command you can see if you have and ipv6 address and if you do it'll display what it is

Local Area Network Cable usually associate with a bus topology network. In a Bus topology network simple LAN cables are used with LAN Hubs ( i.e. having a collection of LAN ports ) which in turn connect many systems with the server systems. LAN cables are available in various length ranging from 1meter onwards.

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2 computers would require 2 network cards and 1 crossover cable.

3 or more computers would require a network card per computer and a hub, switch, router or bridge, along with cables for each network card.

Some printers have a wireless adapter, but most of them don't. There are two cases. You connect the printer to a computer which has a wireless adapter, or if your printer has a lan card you can connect it to your wireless router and use advantages of wireless networking in that way.

Ping sweep.

netview \\computer name

It's valid and it's called a noncontiguous subnet mask since the 16 bits for

the subnet mask are not contiguous. The RFC's, however, recommend against

using noncontiguous subnet masks.

A UTP Ethernet cable, is I think means "unshielded twisted pair" cable and another one is called STP "shielded twisted pair" cable. The more commonly used one in the industry and by most consumers I think is the one you've mentioned, the UTP Ethernet cable, you might want to double check.

The STP "shielded twisted pair" cable is better for "alien crosstalk" (external interruption such as power cables, other electronic equipment and such) however, this one needs to be installed carefully (grounded on both ends) otherwise it can act as an antenna instead, I could be wrong though, this is what I think I've read somewhere.

Anyhow, try checking out the information on "wikipedia.org". I go there for a lot of my information. Just type in anything you're interested in in the search box and it will give you a listing. I already tried one search for the subject you've mentioned (UTP Ethernet cable) and found some info. explaining/defining what it means. I'll list the website/URL below for you, just cut and paste it in your web browser above (in the box on top of your webpage and click enter):

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shielded_Twisted_Pair

Another useful website is "ehow.com" (try searching it up on wikipedia.org, the website mentioned above, it will describe, in detail, what the website is about). Anyhow I typed in the phrase: "UTP vs. STP" in the search box and found some more info. on UTP Ethernet cables, try checking it out. I'll list the website/URL below:

http://www.ehow.com/facts_6934932_difference-between-utp-stp-cable.html

You may want to try doing some more searching on Google

Good Luck, hope this info. was useful

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VPN reffer to VIRTUAL PRIVATE NETWORK. it provide a secure connection between the client linked to the internet. and also used in the remote access of the client.

You can change the IP. Watch movies not available for viewing in your area, read locked provider sites ... is actually a bunch of applications. It's important? to use tested services, such as this one: boxpn.com - connect to OpenVPN protocol and you can be calm about your information

Q5. Suppose an organization uses Kerberos for authentication. In terms of security and service availability, what is the effect if AS or TGS goes down?

You could hard wire the two together but it's easier to go wireless. each computer must be capable of wireless reception, if they are not go buy one or two usb adapters for hooking up to the computer. They come with software that takes you step by step to install the software so no worries there. Also buy a wireless router, linksys, dlink, belkin, netgear etc., plug ethernet line from cable modem into router instead of computer. You can install the software (sometime they want you to install it first before hooking up the router but you can just go to 192.168.0.1 or 192.168.1.1 in your web browser and go from there. Just remember you would probably want to enable encryption, 64 bit is fine. Enter a SSID unique to your desires 9Just name it something you like) and the generate the keys there'll be for rows of key number and letters remember the first row because you'll need it to log on next time you want to join you new network. There is a checkbox so that the key will be remembered so that you won't have to re-enter it every time you join your network. It'll do it automatically but no one outside of your two computer will get in. Tada!

You need: ethernet card cable cat5 4 port hub

Put the ethernet card in the computer. Then connect the cables from both computers to the hub and then from the cable modem to the hub. That should do it.

if you both want to be able to use the internet access, then the easiest way is purchase a network card(ethernet), some CAT5 cable(as previously mentioned), and a router(linksys, d-link, etc). first install the network card in the machine without one. then connect the cable modem to the routers WAN port, it should be labeled that. then in ports 2 and 3, use the CAT5 cable to connect to the yours and your partners computers. after that follow the instructions in the routers manual on final configurations(should be mostly automatic), and you're done.

While wireless is a great, inexpensive, and easy way to network, its speed and throughput is limited (56kbps-108kbps on average for 'turbo mode' links). So you could use the 1 gigabit ethernet copper wire solution (1000kbps) and get more potential speed, but if you have enterprise grade servers on a business campus say, buildings apart, that need more speed and throughput than 1Gb ethernet can provide, you can connect your servers using 10GbE fiberoptic links, using 10GbE fiber PCIe cards. The IEEE standard for 1000base-LX (long range) fiber is about 5km distance, and the 1000base-SX (short range) fiber can reach around 550m distance using the larger diameter 50 micron fiber. Keep in mind that most people's average computer uses a PCI bus for add-in cards, and the regular 32-bit PCI bus is not even fast enough to keep up with true 1Gb speeds, so that is why they only make the 10GbE cards to fit computers with PCIe buses on the motherboards. The rest of the computer needs to be pretty beefy too, in order to even be able to run even near the speeds that the network card is capable of.

The two main networks are client/server network and peer-to-peer network. Client/server designates one computer the "leader" of all the other computers in the network. Its usually bigger, faster, and more powerful than the other computers, and can run the network operating system software. While the Peer-to-peer network is to be treated without a server. Its also only allow for computers that use common operating systems and software to be networked.

how many wires does a coaxial cable have

Texting is done strictly from mobile devices and phones.

There is no free site to text from.

However, you can IM from the internet, which is free, and is a free feature with most IM messenger services when you sign up.

Class B

Class A are octets beginning in numbers 1-126

Class B are octets beginning in numbers 128-191

Class C are octets beginning in numbers 192-223

check the dns services on the client

restart the services

ipconfig /flushdns

/registerdns

it should resolve the issue

As for most things, the lowest cost version of something is also the simplest version of something. In this case, that would be the bus network topology.