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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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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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Ad-hoc Networks
What are advantages and disadvantages of using ad-hoc networks?
srirammsr
- Dec 20th, 2009
A computer-to-Computer network is called ad-hoc network. It is established to share documents and files.
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Multiple Active Directory Forests
What might be some valid reasons for maintaining multiple Active Directory Forests?
nrsh26
- Dec 3rd, 2009
The multiple active directory forests are implemented when there is a big environment with multiple domains.
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VLAN
What is the use of VLAN?
Kalaiponni
- Dec 1st, 2009
1. Vlan limits the broadcast traffic within the seggregated domain and hence reduces CPU cycles in switches and performance is achieved in Switches.2. Security - the data is delivered only to destined...
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Port Numbers
Why we need port numbers in networking?
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OSPF
What is OSPF in networks concept? Explain briefly.
njoel
- Nov 23rd, 2009
Open shortest path first is an internet protocol used to communicate between clients and ISPs
hawaz
- Sep 11th, 2009
Open Shortest Path First is a dynamic routing protocol used in Internet Protocol. OSPF is the most widely-used interior gateway protocol. It is a link-state routing protocol.
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DHCP Works
Explain how DHCP worksName another way of joining a PC to domain?
njoel
- Nov 18th, 2009
DHCP just as its name implies, Dynamic Host Configuration Protocal. It works by assigning IPS dynamically to clients in a network.
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Range of Bluetooth
What is the range of Bluetooth?
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Configure DNS
How to configure DNS?
geekgladiator
- Oct 26th, 2009
configure DNS for Active Directory. Here is the procedure. 1. Click Start --> Settings --> Control Panel. 2. Double-click Add/Remove Programs and then click Add/Remove Windows Components. 3. In...
midhunkollam
- Oct 26th, 2009
Configure the Ip address of the server and go to RUN type dcpromo follow the instructions.
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Ad-Hoc Networks
What are advantages and disadvantages of using ad-hoc networks?
Gudiya123
- Oct 5th, 2009
The advantage is that it sets up route in real time (eg bluetooth), the disadvantage is that there is a lot of security problems encountered. (eg tracing the routes and adversaries can act as legitimate node and can easily acquire the data. This needs many secured protocols to be used.
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What is trust relationship? How to make trust relationship b/w Server and Client Server 2003 and Client Windows XP
akabomfat
- Sep 28th, 2009
Trust relationships are made between domains/forest. So to make a client to trust another server the clients domain should trust that of the server.
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How to configure VPN Site with 2003.Explain along with Basic Requirment
tigenantony
- Oct 1st, 2009
One Static IP Internet Connection required on one side then we can build VPN with Point to Point Protocol.
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How to configure PDM in Cisco Pix 505.
newmedia
- Sep 25th, 2009
Follow the intruction on the link below. Basically you will need a pdm image installed on your pix and then enable pdm by typing the following:http server enablehttp x.x.x.x 255.255.255.0 insideyou th...
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Modulation
How does modulation help in data communication?
srikanth.iyangar
- Sep 16th, 2009
Modulation is a process to transmit the message along with the carrier signal. i.e. In the modulation process we convert the analog signal to Digital one and vice versa. As Data communication needs the digital quantity and signal so modulation process is helpful for data communication.
yajivku
- Apr 30th, 2009
Modulation is the process of converting analog to digital and vice versa. When the data is converted it is transmitted over that particular medium. Example:Voice is analog signal converted to digital (bit "1" "0").
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Data Flow and Sequence Number
Which Layer provide data flow and sequence number?
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OSPF Router
How ospf form neighborship with neighbor router?
pk.agr
- Jun 8th, 2009
OSPF sends hello packet on its all ospf enable interfaces with broadcast destination address 224.0.0.5.When other router receive hello packet does not see its router ID in the hello packet (...
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