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OS layers
Different kinds of OS layers
anurag.netdeveloper
- Feb 18th, 2011
HardwareFirmwareKernelMemory ManagerInput Output ManagerFile Manager Application layer
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Loopback Address
Wat is loopback address and broadcast address?
349252
- Dec 28th, 2010
Hai Rawoof Hope this may be useful Loop back address:1. It is a special IP number 127.0.0.1. It is used with a ping command2. It is used to test the TCP/IP on the computer3. It is an outgoing signal ...
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Technical Support Job questions
1.When their is virus in your comp-(it shutdown the comp in 1min)what is the action that needs to be taken?
2.Can you connect two monitors to one comp?
3.What is the MAC address?
4.Where do you use apply DGMA?
5.How do u define network?
6.What do u do when u get an error message "page cannot be displayed"?
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What is the command by which you can release, refresh & renew the IP address of a computer that is assigned an IP by a DHCP server in Windows 2000? (Select all that apply) A. ipconfig/r B. dhcp/renew C. ipconfig/renewall D. netip/re E. ipconfig/refresh F. ipconfig/release
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Token Ring
What is token ring? Where it is used and why?
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Proxy Server
What is a Proxy Server?
ntirukku
- Sep 2nd, 2010
Proxy server is a computer network service that allows clients to make indirect network connections to other network services we can bypass LAN for web requests using the proxy server
Dasari.phani
- Feb 26th, 2010
Proxy server is used to restrict unwanted sites opened from our LAN & also is used to set timmings for employees or to everyone to work on systems.
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Router Communication
How does a router communicate with switch?
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Protocol Configuration
What is meant by protocol configuration? What are the available types?
manoharjr
- Aug 14th, 2010
Protocol means set rules applying to system which is in network to communicate to another system. General protocol use in between PC-to-PC communication is TCP/IP.The other protocols are FTP,SMTP,POP,...
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IP address means
Skill/Topic: Networking BasicsA) Internal powerB) Internet ProtocolC) Intranet protocol D) Internal protocol
dreamzz
- Mar 1st, 2009
IP address stands for internet protocol, roughly speaking it gives you the address of any network in an area. Every system that you use, whether it be in a cyber cafe or at home or in the office - ha...
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Memory Management
What are the types of memory management? Explain them.
muhammed Shareef
- Jul 14th, 2010
Memory management is nothing but the act of managing computer memory. It involves providing the ways to allocate the portion of memory?to programs at their request.It is critical to computer system.
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Memory Dumps
What is Memory dumps? Where it is created and What is the analysis proces in Windows Server.
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Detecting New Machine in DHCP Server
Suppose in DHCP server running network (assigning IP addresses automatically), you connect a Laptop in the same network, now how will the DHCP assign an IP address to and how it will came to know that there’s one new machine added.
Monika009
- Jul 5th, 2010
Click on address leases, it will show the latest IP assigned as well as machine name.
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Investigate ACL
A user is unable to access a network folder. Describe how you would investigate ACL-related issues.
elmagoal
- Jun 10th, 2010
First make sure theuser has access to the folder.Go to the folder and right click on a white space and select properties -> go to the security tab -> click on advance and select the effective pe...
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OSPF and RIP
Explain What are OSPF and RIP?
saurabh.x.kumar
- Jun 9th, 2010
OSPF - Open Shortest Path First is linked state routing protocol. It works on djistra algorithm. RIP is distance vector routing protocol. RIP is available in two version - RIP1 & RIP2. ...
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Stub Zone
Why do we need stub zones in windows network?
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OSPF
How many Devices does OSPF supports ?What is the range of OSPF area & how does it works. also when there is some changes in one area hows does other ares gets the updates.
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IIOP
What is IIOP used for?
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