Computer Networking

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That depends on the router being used to connect to the internet. Ask whoever maintains your internet connection.

The type of network your asking about is called a VPN (Virtual Private Network) or a VLAN (Virtual LAN). A VLAN acts like an ordinary LAN, but connected devices don't have to be physically connected to the same segment.

LogMeIn Hamachi lets you setup a virtual LAN connection on both PCs and Macs through the internet. The software is free for non-commercial use, never expires, and will let you set up your virtual LAN connection in less then 10 minutes.

It all depends on this geographical area. You could use two wireless routers. Given the distance isn't too far. 2 linksys routers with ddwrt firmware, put one both networks and that will be a good job.

If it is far, you could be looking at running a wire from one network to the next.

If neither of these are feasible you could look into VPN's.

Have you got servers...??

there may be the issue with the layer 2 protocol like hdlc or ppp is not configured or wrongly configured if the interface is serial interface.

NOS or "Network operating systems."

WANs

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Bandwidth:-

It is one characteristics that measures network performance is bandwidth.

Bandwidth can be measured in two values:-

1. IN HERTZ

2. IN BITS/SEC.

Bit Rate:-

It is used to describes digital signals. the bit rate is the no of bits sent in 1s

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ST is round metallic connector rather SC is square plastic connector.

ST and SC connector are two types of fiber optic connectors. For 10Base-F connection, the connector is usually ST type ;For 100Base-FX usually IS SC type connector. The core of the ST connector exposed and the SC'core is inside of the connector

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I think what we need to know here is,... what do you mean by "address" milage and vin?

The Wireless 'tab' usually refers to the software that controls the hardware.

If you open 'Network Connection' and right-click on the 'Wireless Network Connection' and select 'Properties', one of the 'Tabs' shown on the screen will be for 'Wireless'. The tabs are meant to remind you of the tabs in a manila folder.

For example, on the screen I am looking at now, there are 'tabs' at the top labelled 'Answer', 'Answer it!', 'Discussion', 'History' and 'Contributors'.

I hope that makes some sense to you.

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There are three different types of NAT (Static, Dynamic, and Overloading). The one you're most likely talking about is static NAT. It provides a one to one mapping.

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The Transport Layer

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As long as you don't need a domain name, you don't have to have a static IP. Having a dynamic IP just means that you'll need to check what you're IP address before each time that you want to use the proxy, since it might have changed since last time. So just go into the router config and set the DMZ to the computer that hosts the proxy server and then go to a site like www.IPaddress.com to find out your external IP address and then just type that in as the proxy when you're using the intranet PC. -DJ Craig

Provides values that enable different transport layer protocols to perform different functions

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ARPANET ceased to exist in 1990, so it was not around in 1996. What was around then, and what ARPANET had a part in creating, was the internet. ARPANET itself, dated back to 1969.

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