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Computer networks are collections of computers which are connected together in order to communicate and transfer information. Questions about computer networks, networking protocols, and how to set them up belong here.

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What does SPDIF stand for when referring to cable?

The acronym S/PDIF stands for Sony/Philips Digital Interconnect Format. This is used to describe cables offered by the Sony company that allow you to connect your devices through short distances.

Why counselor and client do not have any other relation?

A cousellor and a client do not have any relation because it would often create a bias. This is true of legal counselors who have a personal bias in a case if they know the client they're defending.

What is an IR port?

An IR port is a port which sends and receives infrared signals from other devices. It is a wireless type port with a limited range of 5-10ft. You can buy it as a USB device or you can buy it as an add-on to your motherboard. I have one that communicates with my palm pilot so I don't have to dock it just to deal my email/schedule. Very handy and pretty inexpensive, 10-25$.

How does your server operator check your computer file or data file without your permission?

Simple. Your files on a network will be stored on a server. All the server operator has to do is look on the server for the files... They will have access to all files on the server. Your company may also use monitoring software.

What modem uses copper wires to connect your computer to the internet?

Let me add that the person who spoke of ADSL actually erred a slight bit because SDSL and VDSL also use copper to the site. While all three DSL services typically are trunked on optical fiber, the last mile is most often done in copper as that is what most structures have pulled up to the service drop.

Why can't routers forward packets as quickly as bridges can?

Routers operate at Layer 3 of the OSI model and, therefore, take more time to interpret logical addressing information.

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Is there a program similar to network magic but free?

Linksys Easylink Advisor the precursur to network magic is free, it's larger in size but quite similar

What is reset botton in router?

The reset button in a router let you remove all the configuration you do and gives you the default configuration from factory.

What would be the difference between installing a wireless network expansion card in a laptop compared to a desktop computer?

A destop must first be power off, and then you must open the destop's case in order to install the wireless network interface card.

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How much important is a processor in a client computer of a client-server network?

no much because all the work is processed at the server level and result are sent to client

What does it mean when a server is locked on SWG?

that is when the server has most likely been reset recently. and you need to wait. Sometimes these breaks are short. sometimes they are longer in duration. but in any event , you will be fine. in the meantime you can go outside. ride a bike. or troll the forums on which people discuss the game.

What does the network interface card enable you to do?

A NIC or network interface card will allow you to gain acccess to your local network or the internet. Without a network interface card, you cannot send or receive emails, watch youtube, print to network printers, or play video games online.

However, that's not to say the the computer is completely useless without it (just mostly useless). You can still run applications that have been installed locally on the PC such as your Microsoft office applications or any video games that you may run off of a CD.

Network interface cards can be picked up anymore for about $25 on average from your local best buy, frys, or other computer store.

How do you find the MAC address of a dell m5200 printer?

There is usually a sticker on the bottom of printers that will have the S\Y and MAC ID numbers recorded there next to a barcode.

What is an IP address used for?

An IP address is the numerical label assigned to any device that uses the Internet to communicate with other computers. Every time you type a domain name (www.coolexample.com) in your browser, a DNS server translates the domain into an IP address. Your computer then uses the IP address to find the web page.