Computer Networking

1.open the command prompt. first press the windows key and R button

2. ping the website you want to trace. type ''ping'' followed by URl of the website to get it's IP.

3. run the tracert command on the IP.

4. put these IPs into and IP tool

network: 172.16.2.128

Broadcast: 172.16.2.255

usable host range: 172.16.2.129 thru .254

Yes, you can. Such configuration is called "bridge". You have to use two routers of the same model and firmware which support bridge configuration. Multiple problems were reported when people have used routers of different models or/ and brands. You might want to try using wireless range extender which is easier to setup.

G means updated revision: 54 Mbps, up to 40 meters indoor, 170 outdoor + some new security features such as WPA2-PSK AES.

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That depends on your requirements and the environment; I don't believe one could say that any particular network cabling is the "most reliable", since it depends on a lot of other factors.

a computer network tool used to test whether a particular host is reachable across an IP network

a protocol

yes

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Switch breaks collision domains, creates virtual circuits for each connection also it does not share bandwidth of one port with others.

To use Remote Desktop, the computer you want to remotely acess (the server) must be running Vista Business or Ultimate editions or Windows XP Professional, but the computer you're using to access it (the client) can be running any version of Windows.

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Yes, we can host multiple web sites on single web server and only one FTP server per IP address.

They just use different ports.

An rf link transmitter is used to connect different repeaters together in a wireless network. A repeater is used to strengthen a wireless signal and provide better coverage.

in earlier days there was a prob that only the computers of same company could be liknked. becaus the ports were different.so i guess in 1975 iso(international standard organization)was establishe to overcome that prob so the build an osi(open system interconnection)modle.which could link all the computers in a standard way .for example before iso ibm launched SNA DSN LAUNCHED DNA NETWORKS SO IT WAS NO STANDARD BUT THESE DAYS DUE TO ISO WE R ABLE TO USE RJ 45 OR RJ 43 CONNECTORS TO MAKE NETWORK. WE DONT GO TO SHOP AND SAY GIVE US NETWORK CORD OF DELL OR ANY OTHER WE JUST CALL NOT WORK CORD WITH RJ 5 OR RJ 43 CONNECTORS

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They are not feasible as not everone would be able to participate and also without a secure connection to ever participant it could be misused

Seller can offer merchandising at a lower cost as they don't have to maintain a store only a warehouse, that typically drives more sales and helps the seller. The consumer can buy things cheaper and even afford higher quality merchandising by shopping online. Its really a win-win situation for both seller and consumer.

Consider the following detriments to the Mac operating system, and see if you would still call it the "best" operating system.

1. Can you install it on any computer?

No. Mac OS X may only be run on a selective set of hardware known as a "Mac." Windows and Linux can be run on almost every computer on the market.

2. Does it support a large variety of hardware?

No. In addition to the above requirement of running on a Mac, OS X does not support most system expansions or peripherals. New sound cards, most video cards, networks cards, SATA controllers, and even DVD drives cannot be used with OS X. Windows supports virtually every hardware device in existence, and Linux supports almost as many, and on a far wider range of computing devices.

3. Can you use SLI (Scalable Link Interface) or CrossFire to increase the performance of your graphics card?

No. Even though you can use NVIDIA or ATI cards (but not off-the-shelf models) in a Mac, you cannot use these methods to increase the rendering capabilities of your Mac for gaming, 3D modeling, or video editing. Both Windows and Linux support SLI and CrossFire.

4. Is the version you are using going to be supported for a long period of time?

No. Apple supports their systems only until two newer ones are released, and then discontinue any kind of support, including security. OS X 10.3 was only supported for about four years. Windows 2000, released in 2000, will receive security updates until 2010, a period of 10 years. Windows XP, released in 2001, will receive security updates until 2014, a period of 13 years. Most Linux distributuions are free, so it doesn't matter when the old one is no longer supported. However, commercial Linux distribution like Red Hat offer support contracts of seven years or longer.

The token is set to 'received' and both the token and the packet are regenerated and placed on the network for the next station. The only system that may remove the packet is the station that originally sent it.

multiplexer is a device that add two or more signal in a single signal in networking

Core_S1, Access_S2, and Access_S3

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The computer requesting information is called a CLIENT.

The computer responding to the request is called a SERVER.

Data transfer from a client to as server is reffered to as an upload.

EX. When you want to enter the game. Ur the client waiting for the server to get you in

Data transfer from a server to a client is reffered to as a download.

EX. When you download stuff from Limewire or Utorrent. Your the server waiting for the client to give you the song or movie.