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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.

18,810 Questions

What is India ip address?

The IP address for every single computer in the world is different. What you mean is the domain for India, which is ".in".

Do I need to buy any additional accessories for a wireless modem to work?

Yes. You should have a wifi card installed in your computer to gain access to the wireless network.

Where can one purchase IP telephones?

Shopping for a VoIP telephone can be a daunting task. There are many manufacturers to choose from, each manufacturer has several phones with different and sometimes confusing options. This article is geared towards ‰ÛÏOpen Communication‰Ûù VoIP phone systems that typically use SIP as the communication protocol such as Asterisk based phone systems like trixbox, SwithVOX, Elastix etc. But it should be useful for closed or proprietary systems like systems from Cisco or Avaya and Nortel.

Where can one purchase a fiber optic patch cord?

There are quite a bit of places that you can purchase a fiber optic patch cord from. Best Buy, Amazon, eBay, Walmart, Target, Belkin's official website, and Computer Cable Store for starters.

Where can one purchase a network mapping software?

EMCO and Lansweeper provide paid services through their websites. There are also websites that provide free software. You should search for the best type of software for your individual needs for the best results.

What is network monitoring tools?

Network Monitoring Tools calculates the bandwidth utilization, and scans the traffic for errors through SNMP. The tool also provides asset details such as the OS, installed software, and hardware and informs you about the general availability and performance of the network elements.

Discover how easy it is to detect, diagnose, and resolve network problems with Orion Network Performance Monitor (NPM).

Orion NPM is the easiest product of its kind to use and maintain, meaning you will spend more time actually managing networks, not supporting Orion NPM.

Another useful tool is 10-Strike Network Monitor. It helps to monitor all the hosts on the network and detect failures in time.

What was omnipoint wireless?

I can't recall the dates. Omnipoint was a cell carrier that operated at 1900mz in NY and the Northeast, and a few other areas. They were taken over by Voicestream which was then taken over by T-Mobile.

History of inventory system?

The history of inventory systems depends on the type of inventory system being discussed. There are two main types of inventory systems, the perpetual inventory system and the periodic inventory system.

Why laptop does not shutdown after passing the shutdown command?

If you close the lid of the laptop before it has finished, it will suspend all activity and wait for you to open it again before proceeding. Otherwise you may be accidentally putting it into hibernate or sleep modes, or restarting it.

What is the correct command for transport input ssh?

router(config)#line vty 0 4
router(config-line)#transport input ssh

Is Ethernet more secure?

Ethernet is more "physically secure", in that it is sometimes more difficult to gain unauthorized access to a network, since you need to be in close physical proximity to a network cable. However, it does not require any form of cryptographic authentication to connect to a network, which can be optionally provided by wireless.

You've just received a new Cisco router for your data center and it came with a roll over cable What can you do with this cable?



make a connection from the router's console port to your laptop's serial port and configure the router from your laptop.

What is a parity bit?

Parity bits are used as a form of error checking during the transmission of information. When old modems transmitted data over a network or communications device, the data was encoded into a series of ones and zeros called bits (modern modems send information in packets and check for errors in different ways, so a parity bit is unnecessary). A single bit can describe only two possible states, 0 (off) or 1 (on). Several bits are thus needed to describe a letter or number. A total of seven bits are used to describe the set of ASCII characters, which include the letters and numbers that compose this document. The letter "A", for example, has ASCII code 65, which in binary is 1000001. Note that each binary digit corresponds to a power of two, and 65, which is two to the sixth power plus two to the zeroth power, has ones in only the sixth and zeroth columns of its binary representation. The letter C, with code value 67, has the binary sequence 1000011. Because noise or electrical interference may sometimes interfere with the transmission of data, it is useful to have some way to easily detect errors in information as it is exchanged. One way to do this is to add an eighth bit to characters that are transmitted, called a parity bit. The parity bit is chosen such that all correctly transmitted characters will have either an even or odd number of ones. Thus, if a zero were placed at the start of the code for the letter A, producing 01000001, a one would be placed before the code for C, producing 11000011. The prefixes shown here produce binary codes with an even number of ones (and zeros), and the added bit is thus called an even parity bit. The leading ones and zeros could also be chosen to always produce odd numbers of ones and zeros, and this scheme is called odd parity. Familiar settings in communications programs are E7, which uses one even parity bit and seven data bits, and N8, which indicates no parity bit and the use of all eight bits for transmitting data. Use of the wrong parity setting in a communications program may produce screens full of garbage characters. If this happens, check to see what parity settings the computer to which you are connecting expects. If you do not have this information, try connecting with a different parity setting and see if this produces legible text.

Does dhcp assign the subnet mask?

Yes, DHCP usually assigns a number of settings for an adaptor, which may include:

IP Address

Subnet Mask

Default gateway

WINS servers

DNS servers

and other settings.

What does the computer term bits packet frame segment data mean and in what layer they belong?

Telegrams are sent in data packets. Bits packet frame segment data mean data packet and they belongs to Data link layer.

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What is the most common transmission media at home?

1-Twisted-Pair lines

2-Coaxial cable

3-optical fiber

4-terrestial

5-sattelite microwave