What is the network address of 199.44.2.0?
That is the IP address! There is also a sub-net, usually 255.255.255.0 to consider.
the best plan is any unlimited plan because you never know how much a customer uses. How much he/she downloads or uploads. If you ever take a limited plan you have to check your daily usage which may cross its limit within a few days and the Internet bill will make you miserable.
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Cyber cafe owner.
Why does my computer keep detecting my router then says a local connection area is unplugged?
This will often come up because the Router you are talking about would be a wireless router. The computer is sensing that an ethernet cable is not plugged in from the router to your computer. This will often come up because the Router you are talking about would be a wireless router. The computer is sensing that an ethernet cable is not plugged in from the router to your computer.
Essay about teleconferences used in distance education?
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The fastest download speeds for rural areas are available from HughesNet. Their fastest download speeds are 5MB per second which should be fine for FTP downloads and would be comparable to DSL or cable Internet service.
What are the qualities of a good network administrator?
they need to have a really strong forearm because of typing and mostly would need there wrist to be able to take the pain of wanking all day.
What is the history of the handshake?
Handshakes were one of the earliest forms of a binding contract. Before legal contracts were commonplace people shook hands to agree on the price of land or livestock or a prearranged marriage. Eventually the handshake was used as a greeting but there are still parts of the world that use the handshake as an agreement.
A network that (a) is composed of different interconnected computer networks and (b) covers an unlimited geographical area. Note: Loosely synonymous with an internet (as opposed to the Internet (with an uppercase "I"), which designates one specific network).
Where can you find router bits for cutting muntins?
Type in 'Window Sash & Rail Bits' in google and go from there
What is POP3 protocol stand for?
POP3 is the standard protocol for receiving e-mail with an e-mail client (that is, e-mail that is not received over a Web page). For sending the e-mail, another protocol is used: SMTP. POP3 stands for Post Office Protocol, version 3.it is an enhanced version of the standard protocol for receiving email
I would use a LAN cable (CAT-5 at least) to connect your houses (it works only in case if you are neighbors). If you are not neighbors you do not have much of choice. You can use either wireless network extender or dial up connection which is tricky to install and very slow.
How do you add two wireless devices to your Linksys router?
most routers have default settings and basic steps to use them are almost always documents on their websites. however in the usual case for linksys the default wireless network ID would be "linksys" so when you browse for wireless networks in range of your pc, the strongest signal named linksys should be yours.
browsing for wireless networks varies depending on the operating system, but since most have windows xp or windows vista right now you generally look at the bottom right hand side, right to the left of the clock and look for a computer with waves coming off of it (xp) or what looks to be a icon of a computer monitor ( which may have a red X next to it if ur not connected via a cable or wireless yet) double click or right click this icon and choose view available wireless networks. then it should be straight forward from there. another approach is to click the start menu icon in the bottom left and look for a connect to option. then choose connect to wireless network. they both get you to the same place.
again it is highly recommended you secure your wireless router either by following the instructions on www.linksys.com or hiring a professional to set it up for you.
Usually, no. The passwords are encrypted and stored, so even if the admin tried something fish, chances are, they wont be able to make sense out of what is stored there.
Can hub work on data link layer?
No. Hub works only on first layer. On second layer only swithc/bridge works on second layer of OSI model.
Describe common networked applications including web applications?
Following are the common network applications
1. Ping
2. FTP
3. TFTP
4. ARP
5. RARP
6. Finger
7. Tracerout
Common Web Applications
1. Web Browser
2. Email Deamon (i.e. Outlook)
3. Chatting Deamon (i.e. Yahoo Messenger)
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What function does NAT perform in an ISR?
NAT takes an internal source IP address and translate it to a global IP address.
Trace Mac address on a network?
Assuming you use Windows, open a command window. Do a PING to a certain IP address. Then use the command:
arp -a
to see the ARP table - the one that maps IP addresses to MAC addresses.
If the other computer is on another network or subnet, you won't get its MAC address, but the MAC address of the router or proxy server - i.e., the next-hop-address. However, that is all you need to communicate to a remote computer.
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Which is Better Wireless Network Desktop or Wireless Network Laptop?
It's a matter of choice. If you like flexibility laptop will be better for you. If you do not mind to have your computer at the same place desktop will work for you.
What is the purpose of VPN tunnel?
The purpose of a Virtual Private Network (VPN) tunnel is to create a safe and secure network environment between a server network and a remote terminal so that a remote user can gain access to networked resources that they would not normally be able to gain access to.
What error is caused by a driver or service making an illegal access to memory?
Stop 0x50 or PAGE_FAULT_IN_NONPAGED_AREA
What are the Roles of computer in a network client server and peer?
The server supplies the information or access point and the peer is the computer requesting the information
What is the difference between a preferred DNS server and an altenate DNS server?
What is the difference between a preferred DNS server and an altenate DNS server?