Computer Networking

Crypto tokens are basically just units of value for a particular cryptocurrency. They are kind of like stock investments, although much more volitile and unpredictable. If you're interested at all in crypto, I'd recommend starting with some phone mining to accumulate some free tokens and see if you like it.

Mining crypto on your phone is a great way to passively earn coins that could have value in the near future when they hit the market. I personally use three awesome apps to mine crypto every day that don't have to be open to mine and don't drain battery. Between the three of them if I accumulate a few 100k coins and they are valued at like 10 cents I make $10k for have apps on my phone I click once a day 🤷 Seems worth it to me, check them out!

Pi Network: This project has been around for a few years now and is looking to hit the market late this year or early next year. The mining rates aren't as high as they used to be but it's still worth getting in before they have again: Pi Network and use my username (joegrower420) as your invitation code. 🥧🥧

Bee Network: This one is kind of a clone of Pi but it started up recently in early December and has caught a lot of traction, hitting one million users in the first month. Definitely worth getting in on while the mining rates are high: Here is my referral link for BEE Network. Get 1 free BEE when you join BEE: joegrower420. Download at Download the Application | Bee Network 🐝🐝

TimeStope: This last one is newish as well starting last October and still isn't on IOS so it's rates are high and you get 9.4 additional coins per day per user you refer right now, with the coins being valued a little over a cent each. Definitely worth trying: Time Stope - Time collector, Time Miner. mine 24H - Apps on Google Play Use my witness code JOEGROWER to start earning time with me 💪🤞

ARPNET is the precursor of the modern Internet.

ARPNET is the precursor of the modern Internet.

ARPNET is the precursor of the modern Internet.

ARPNET is the precursor of the modern Internet.

In full duplex, a device can send and receive data at the same time. In half duplex, it can only communicate one way at a time.

ROUTER>en
Password:
ROUTER#conf t
ROUTER(config)# ip route 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 insert gateway address here
ROUTER(config)#end
ROUTER#exit

So to recap. type 'en', then your password, then 'conf t', then ip route 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 something, then end and exit to logout :P

the /24 at the end of your IP is stating that your subnet is going to be 255.255.255.0 wich would give you 254 hosts so you have alot of room to expand if you are only looks for 100 hosts

No on virus total 20/43 antivirus found it as a Virus like Norton, Bitdefender, avg, mcaffee...

Hi,

Today i will try to solve big ques between GUID and SID. Some people think that GUID and SID are same. But they are not...

Every object in active directory e.g. user account, computer account, printer etc are given SID, so that authentication can be performed. This leads to the formation of ACL ( Acess Control List).

GUID is 128 bit hexadecimal no. given to objects in AD. When new object is formed SID is same as GUID. But GUID are always unique.

When a user moves out of domain, then it's SID will change, but GUID will not.

I hope now it solves the issue..

Dhruv

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Here's what you should know:

Data link layer protocols must be concerned with the rules for transmitting data across the network media, particularly with encoding and carrying "frames" of data. Although this layer includes providing error detection and notification by adding the Cyclic Redundancy Check (CRC), the Transport Layer is primarily responsible for end-to-end error-free message delivery. WAN Data-Link protocols primarily define how data frames should be packaged for different types of networks.

To quote: The data link protocols available for WAN communications define how networks will carry the data frames on a given data link. The data link protocols used for WANs come in three categories:

1. Interface to IBM enterprise data centers: SDLC

2. WAN connections using peer devices: HDLC & PPP

3. Switched or relayed services: X.25/LAPB, Frame Relay, ISDN/LAPD, ATM.

Some of these protocols provide functionality as high as in the Network layer of the OSI, and all of these protocols transfer data over a WAN data link.

In MS Windows, you look in the Network Neighbourhood for any and all machines on your network, including other computers, routers, printers and so on.

From the user's point of view, accessing a LAN or WAN is the same. If packets need to be forwarded from a LAN via a WAN connection that is taken care of automatically by the router.

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IPS stands for In-Plane Switching. This technology is mostly used in modern Mobile Phones and some of the newer television. In this, we are able to see the picture at very steep angles, almost from 179 degrees.

The first layer called the physical layer.

for Windows Systems use IPCONFIG /ALL command to view Mac Address.

for Linux Systems use IFCONFIG -A command to view Mac Address.

Its a place where all the servers stand around and refill drinks and close out tabs.

user and organizations can be authenticated upon their IP-address without having to enter username and password

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WPA and WEP are not compatible with each other. They are completely different kinds of encryption.

In a ring topology each station has two neighbors; an upstream and downstream neighbor.

100 Mbps. There are several speeds for Ethernet; the term "Fast Ethernet" is used for the 100 Mbps variety.

No signals can pass along a coaxial cable if the outer conductor is not kept electrically separate from the inner one.

Along the entire length of the cable the inner conduuctor and outer shield must never be connected together anywhere because, if they get joined together, the signals will be shorted-out.