• client/server architecture

    Does a network type (LAN or WAN) impose limitation on technical development of a Client/Server architecture?

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  • IT Assets Managements

    [strong] [strong]I work in a company where they grow IT assets like seeds! And it becomes difficult for me and my colleagues to track down the assets manually where it becomes really boring stuff, e.g.  I am talking about around 200 IT units in one dept.[/strong][o:p][/o:p] [strong]May i get an...

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  • lost password


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  • WAN design and implementation

    I am about to embark on a major project. There is a new organization with 7 sites without a single computer or LAN. I want to setup LAN in each of the sites, and then setup WAN to connect all sites. And there will be few remotes users that will connect to the branch network that they belong to. And...

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  • How can I find out an IP address of another private user? Is it possible, without actually asking that person?


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  • checklist for moving datacenter


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  • wifi connection

    How do I know if if have wifi connection? And if I have it, how do I access it so that I can use the nookcolor book reader

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  • Application consolidation strategies?

    Curious how wide spread application redundancy is? I know that, particularly after a number of acquisitions, companies often have app creap, but any advice beyond what Niel Nickolaisen offered in his article? He suggested regularly reminding upper management that dual systems were running, but I'm...

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  • Browsing workgroup computers

    I am running all xp machines on a peer network and I am having problems getting them to see each other on the network I keep getting the message that the workgroup is not accessible I have the the registry values to make one the master and I continue to have this problem I don't have this problem...

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  • How to check the loop in Cisco router?


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  • System restore on Windows Server 2003 R2

    Can system restore points for our windows 2003 r2 server be stored on an external drive or a network drive? How would we restore them in an emergency?

    NewnanIT1,110 pointsBadges:
  • how does channel length affect patch cord length?


    NetworkingATE1,545 pointsBadges:
  • Can an IPv6 address be spoofed?

    Can an IPv6 address be spoofed?

    SearchEnterpriseWAN1,095 pointsBadges:
  • Transfer config of cisco 2811

    I have a new cisco 2811 and need to replace the old 2811. I have all the cables but do not know how to proced. Please help me.... Thank you

    Daniel20075 pointsBadges:
  • cisco 3825 router bgp

    what IOS requirement to configure BGP on cisco 3825 router

    Arieb5 pointsBadges:
  • File transfer to the iSeries problem.


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    Is it mandatory to have a static address to get VPN service

    Mahesh200610 pointsBadges:
  • In measuring the downtime of a server does it matter if it is a planned or unplanned downtime

    If I wanted to measure the downtine of my servers would it make a difference if the downtime is planned or unplanned. I have heard somesay downtime is downtime.

    Jim4522820 pointsBadges:
  • IPv6 and NAT question Help needed


    Mahlon35 pointsBadges:

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