Computer Networking

This is a connection-related message. This message is logged when a UDP connection is terminated. The duration and byte count for the session are reported. If the connection required authentication, the username is also reported in the last field of the message.

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Mainframe computers are immensely more powerful than standard PCs. They are usually fitted with massive hard-drives (many terabytes in capacity) - many megabytes of internal memory - and super-fast processors. Sometimes mainframe computers are networked together - providing huge amounts of computing power.

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If you cannot log onto the hub through your browser (or control software) then there is usually a small hole in the back where you can use a thin paperclip to push the reset button.

However just by unplugging its power - wait one minute - and plug back in would do it as well.

UDP and ports 67 and 68.

connecting both the machines with a same cable which is a crosscable, which will able machines to communicate with each other, besides given alternate ip addresses on both machines

TCP/ IP stands for transmission control protocol / Internet protocol suite. Ping is a command of command line interface . -t in TCP IP ping means to repeat the ping command continuously.

It means to repeat the ping command continuously, until you interrupt with Ctrl-Break.

It means to repeat the ping command continuously, until you interrupt with Ctrl-Break.

It means to repeat the ping command continuously, until you interrupt with Ctrl-Break.

It means to repeat the ping command continuously, until you interrupt with Ctrl-Break.

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TCP/IP is not something you can turn on or off; if the networking software is installed in your system then it is always looking at network data traffic.

The use of TCP/IP is governed by the protocols you are using, and that is governed by the application program you may be using.

There isn't anything that a user needs to do (besides installing the network driver) to use TCP/IP in an Internet connection. (You do have to configure the workstation or device, but that's about it).

No, each computer must have a different IP address. The IP addresses have to be in the same subnet between themselves, and in the same subnet as the ADSL router (or modem); I won't explain subnets here, but usually having the same numbers for the first 3 parts of the IP address is enough. For example, if the ADSL router has the IP address 10.0.0.1, your computers might have addresses 10.0.0.2 and 10.0.0.3. If you need to add a third computer, give it the IP address 10.0.0.4

If the first computer has a different IP address - and it works - replace that, instead. For example, if the computer has IP address 172.16.0.2, assign the address 172.16.0.3 to the next computer.

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The simplest answer is to compare an IP address with a phone number: Each computer get assigned a unique number, the IP address, and any computer in the world can contact any other computer as long as it knows the address.

You can look up who owns an IP address and its approximate geographic area in an IP database, see related link for an example.

People normally don't use IP addresses, we use domain names like "google.com" instead. Computers use a service called a DNS (Domain Name Server) to look up the IP address associated with a domain name.

See related link for more on IP addresses.

IP means Internet Protocol.

If the router is taken out of the equation then you would be talking about a LAN (local area network). A router is responsible for connecting different LANs together, and if the distance is great enough then we are talking about a WAN (wide area network).

You must set a static IP.

Yes, it can. Many routers have firewall as an option. If it was configured to block connection for port 80 (outgoing), it will not have internet. There are other options allow to block access to internet. Read the manual.

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Another meaning could be... Can you block certain computers from the network?

Most routers have a feature like a Black-list for Mac addresses.

Lets assume you want to block 00:00:00:00:00:00

0.Connect your Computer to the router (wireless and Ethernet are both fine) :)

1.Read your router manual and try to find what you need to type into the address bar of your web browser in order to access the router controls. ( should be similar to 192.168.10.1)

2.Search around for a Filter or only Deny these addresses button.(Note This is different for every manufacturer so I can't tell you exactly where it is)

I hope it helped

If computers are not connected to the internet at the same time over another cable or wireless, no it is not possible to see the data being transferred

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1. Not enough hard disk space.
2. Malware/Spyware
3. Left over programs and bad files or Data Corruption. (Defrag to resolve)
4. Missing Windows updates / Outdated drivers.
5. Computer is overheating.
6. Corrupt OS.
7. Bad Hardware.

DNS is Domain name system for short . Domain name system maps a name to an address. Protocol that relies upon DNS is TCP/IP .

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Replication server software is used for doing a similar task as copying and pasting. However, this software is used for a major business for larger projects.