Shubham sharma

• Mar 30th, 2016

PING stands for packet Internet groper this is used to check the destination host availability PING uses ICMP packets to check target host.

Ayush Shrivastav

• Jun 2nd, 2015

Ping is a command used to check whether there is communication established or not.

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Mahipal Singh

• Oct 11th, 2017

CP Reliability: TCP is connection-oriented protocol. When a file or message send it will get delivered unless connections fails. If connection lost, the server will request the lost part. There is no...

emad saad

• Apr 26th, 2015

Tcp is connection oriented ,reliability,segmentation,flow control,error detection and correction .udp is connection less , not reliability,segmentation,no flow control,error detection

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masududzaman khan

• Feb 1st, 2016

It is a GUI utility "Netmon.exe" to capture network traffic and its patterns. Need Basic to use it:
1: Capture,
2: Monitor computer
3: Target computer
4: Target address.
Its a GUI so open netmon.exe, set target and capture and save all collected than view it all

shahid khan

• Aug 24th, 2015

Network Monitor is a utility that comes with Microsoft Systems Management Server and Microsoft Windows 2000 Server. You can use Network Monitor (also known as NetMon) to capture and observe network traffic patterns and problems.

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Mahipal Singh

• Oct 11th, 2017

Dora Process: Discover, Offer, Release and Acknowledgement. If you put Rosa in-place of Dora it will better, Rosa= Request (by client machine), Offer (offer the IP pool by DHCP server), Selection (by ...

Sanjeev Kumar Jha

• Apr 19th, 2015

Dora Process: Discover, Offer, Release and Acknowledgement. If you put Rosa in-place of Dora it will better, Rosa= Request (by client machine), Offer (offer the IP pool by DHCP server), Selection (by ...

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Mahipal Singh

• Oct 11th, 2017

Ipconfig /release
ipconfig /renew

Naveen

• May 23rd, 2015

Ipconfig /release
ipconfig /renew

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What is memory or mini Dump analysis ? how do you analysis memory or mini dump file?

Latheesh M

• Jun 20th, 2017

It is a dump file which is created whenever system crashes with BSOD issues.

Nilesh Jadav

• Jul 7th, 2016

A memory dump is a process in which the contents of memory are displayed and stored in case of an application or system crash. Memory dump helps software developers and system administrators to diagnose, identify and resolve the problem that led to application or system failure.

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What is DFS (Distributed File System) ?

srikar

• Jul 19th, 2016

A distributed file system is a client/server-based application that allows clients to access and process data stored on the server as if it were on their own computer. When a user accesses a file on t...

srikar

• Jul 19th, 2016

Distributed file System (DFS) is a set of client and server services that allow an organization using Microsoft Windows servers to organize many distributed SMB file shares into a distributed file system.

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Without having the terminal server installed we can get the desktop of a system on a remote system through Remote Desktop Connection by enabling remote desktop. Then what is use of Terminal Service?

munees

• Jul 27th, 2011

To allow the server to run Multi - session client mode for applications through remote desktop protocol or for Remote terminal services.

Pravin Bargode

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• Jun 30th, 2011

Terminal services is a component of microsoft windows operating systems (both client and server versions) that allows a user to access application or data stored on a remote computer over a network co...

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Sanjaya

• May 29th, 2012

Give the priority to the customer, listen carefully and analyzing the problem give the exact time frame to resolve the issue with a smile face. Note: Most Important this I would suggest all my dear ...

Nitin Laxman Bobade

• Nov 23rd, 2011

This is a common problem faced by a everyone working in support team. 1. don't try to argue with him. 2. try to understand the issues or problems he is facing. 3 .don't promise him heaven and eart...

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karamwaris

• Mar 6th, 2015

That is background role of domain level to maintain the network for easy communication. there are five rules comes in FSMO.

shanajaykumar

• Feb 23rd, 2015

Using Ntdsutil.exe to transfer or seize FSMO roles to a domain controller

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Yogesh

• Mar 2nd, 2015

The Sysvol Folders contains the Replica of Domain Controller - Which Contains Users , Computers and Network Shared devices information in Domain

Ajay

• Jul 18th, 2013

SYSVOL folder contains the GPTs, GPCs .

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What are the Logical / Physical Structures of the AD Environment?

Nadeem Ahmad

• Dec 6th, 2014

Active directory consists of a series of components that constitute both its logical structure and its physical structure.
Logical : Object, OU, Domain, Tree, Forest.
Physical : DC & Site.

Showkat Mir

• May 27th, 2014

Active Directory Logical components are Forests, Trees, Domains, OUs and Objects.

Active Directory Physical components are Domain Controllers, Sites and subnets.

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We have a small business with a network that is dated. We are updating to a new HP proliant ML310e server, adding a Fortigate firewall and networking 5 workstation. Everything is already wired, how long should we expect it to take to install everything?

Yogesh

• Mar 2nd, 2015

That all depends on what type of Server OS your Installing and what roles your required in that - All Configuration part will consume time as per standards and Engr, Expertise to configure them

Aqil Shamsi

• Nov 30th, 2014

3 hours should be enough.

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vivekram

• Jul 28th, 2017

Primary zone,Secondary zone,Stub zone

arvind

• Jul 7th, 2016

1-Primary zone
2-Secondary zone
3-Active directory integrated zone
4-Stub zone

Records: A records, NS, SOA, PTR, MX etc.,

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masududzaman khan

• Feb 1st, 2016

Not only IIS version but also Integrate with BING server at 2012 among all other major features

SANESH MV

• Oct 22nd, 2015

2003-IIS 6.0 2008- IIS 7.0 2008R2- IIS-7.5 2012-IIS 8 ---------------------- 2003-32 AND 64 BIT AVAILABLE 2008-32AND 64BIT AVAILABLE 2008R2- ONLY 64BIT AVAILABLE 2012 - ONLY 64 BIT AVAILABLE ...

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What is intersite and intrasite replication in Active Directory?

Mahipal Singh

• Oct 11th, 2017

Intersite replication between one domain to another domain over the WAN link through BHD server. Intrasite replication between within the domain.

munees

• Apr 2nd, 2015

Intersite replication between one domain to another domain over the WAN link through BHD server. Intrasite replication between within the domain.

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Which protocol does ADS require?What is the scope of DHCP server?What is the difference between 2000 Server and 2003 Server?What is the difference between domain and domain name server?How does a protocol work?What is a ISP and How it works?How can we configure a router over switch and which IP Address has to be assigned

Dharam

• Jul 9th, 2012

Active Directory used Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) versions 2 and 3, Kerberos and DNS.

khurramjol

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• Apr 22nd, 2010

Q. Which protocol does ADS require?Answer: LDAP for directory sercices and kerberos for Authentication.Q.What is the scope of DHCP server?Answer: Scope determines which IP addresses are provided to th...

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Where is the AD database held? What other folders are related to AD?

Dipti ranjan Barik

• Sep 14th, 2011

The directory database is ntds.dit contains on the folder: c:\windows
tds and there is a folder sysvol contains information of registry setting and group policy settings.

kimskshen

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• Sep 11th, 2011

C:WINDOWS
tds
tds.dit

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Explain the role of DNS in Windows 2003 Server.

Shafi23

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• Sep 6th, 2011

DNS is used for resolving IP address to FQDN and FQDN to ip address.

petkar

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• Jun 17th, 2010

actually DNS name resolution system we not able to remember machines by ip address we remember they as a computer name and machine dont understand name, it only understand ip for that perpose we use D...

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Murugesh

• Apr 12th, 2013

A proxy server is a computer that acts as an intermediary between the users computer and the Internet. It allows client computers to make indirect network connections to other network services. If use...

greg

• Aug 14th, 2012

Http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Proxy_server

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