The 10 core concepts that every Windows network admin must know. These are the things that you not only need to know in your day to day job as a Windows Network Admin but for anyone who is interviewing as a network admin.
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In it's basic form a Web browser is an application that uses information stored at locations around the World Wide Web, in order to perform a local task.
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A crossover cable network is a computer network with two computers connected with a crossover cable. If you have two computers at home, and want to share files, programs, and printers, the crossover cable network is the easiest and cheapest solution for you.
Added: 02/10/2006,
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The fifth article in Dan’s Learn Cisco CCNA series continues with a look at essential network concepts, including different transmission methods, cable types, and detailed information like the pinouts of both straight and crossover patch cables.
Added: 03/12/2002,
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Over the next 40 pages or so, you will find a tutorial on the steps needed to create and manage a corporate intranet. These steps are concepts we have found important in our travels as intranet consultants.
Added: 05/24/2000,
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Here you will learn computer network introduction, network elements, network components, types of network, network cabling, network architecture, network topologies and Server Operating System etc.
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Covering What is the Internet?, Gaining Access, World Wide Web, Email and Usenet News.
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This chapter introduces the various protocols and technologies used in wide- area network (WAN) environments. Topics summarized here include point-to-point links, circuit switching, packet switching, virtual circuits, dialup services, and WAN devices.
Added: 05/06/2000,
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IRC, Internet Relay Chat, is a real-time conversational system. It is similar to the talk command which is available on many machines in the Internet.
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Issue 8 of Technology in Focus looks at campus environments and some of the different technologies involved and where they are used. Learn more about Local Area Networks (LANs), Metropolitan Area Networks (MANs) and Wide Area Networks (WANs). You'll find information on such technolgies as wireless communication, DSLAMs and Virtual Private Networks
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Network Address Translation makes it possible for one device to “share” its internet connection with other networked devices. A large amount of real-world (not just Network+) troubleshooting is centered on the use of NAT, so it would be to your advantage to fully understand NAT.
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This white paper provides useful background information on network fax technology. It will help you decide whether your company needs a network fax solution and which solution suits your company best.
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The list contains the major International , Regional, and National standards institutes found on the web.
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This article continues the Networking for Beginners series by talking about the differences between workstations and servers.
Added: 11/17/2006,
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Networks For Beginners is a student project. It's goal is to explain the complex world of computer networks to those who have no technical background. The texts also cover some more technical issues.
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The various options available to create a software-based iSCSI Server (or target in iSCSI terminology).
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Routing is the process of forwarding packets from one network to another. All the information needed for a router to forward packets to a hop (router/relay device) can be found in the router's routing table.
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