Articles, tagged with "mac address", page 1
14th November 2011
What's Wake-on-LAN and how does it work?
Wake-on-LAN (also referred as WOL and Wake on LAN) is a networking standard implemented by the modern computer devices. It enables waking up desktops connected to the Ethernet network by sending them a special n...
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lorenzovie
07th November 2011
Important Facts About The Exam And Testing HP0-Y35 Test Prep Material
HP0-Y35 Exam
Move ahead of the HP Networks - ASE 2011 Delta Exam book and directly start using the HP0-Y35 test4pass Test papers by using the excellent Certification III - HP HP0-Y35 ...
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zhangling
12th May 2011
Communication plays a vital role in human life. Today wireless devices dominate the communication methods. A wireless device works in a wireless network. A wireless local area network (WLAN) provides network communication using wireless technologies. The ...
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Author:
Jon
15th April 2011
A proxy allows you to conceal your all own data like your IP as properly as MAC address. For that reason we can say that a proxy plays the role of a firewall or a protection wall when it arrives to your security.The need to have for a proxy arises when yo...
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Nathan Holcomb
05th April 2011
IP, an acronym for Internet Protocol, was earlier defined as a part of a suite called TCP (Transfer Control Protocol) or IP. For instance, 192.168.52.18 is an IP address. IP addresses are located between 192.168.0.0 and 192.168.255.255. IP addresses are b...
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shilpa dws
23rd March 2011
Use of wireless routers is quite common these days for wireless network connectivity. This has brought a revolution in home network setup. These routers are very easy to setup and you don’t need to be a tech geek to perform this task. But the problem is t...
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James Madison
22nd February 2011
What is Wifi-theft adapter card
Wifi-theft adapter card is essentially a high-power wireless network card
Wireless card different from ordinary, common Ralink 8187L chip Rub-Wifi Card, another low radiation sensitivity Ralink 3070 chip , cost, high cost...
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ArticleSubmit Auto
10th February 2011
DHCP and VLAN might be same in some of the configurations but is very different in their own ways. While both of them DHCP as well as VLAN might do the same work of networking but VLAN is an advanced version of the LAN if compared with that of the DHCP. B...
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dwscharan
31st January 2011
RARP (Reverse Address Resolution Protocol), is basically a type of protocol with the help of which the local area network can first request for learning the IP address from the gateway’s server ARP table or even from the Cache. Firstly a network administr...
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dwssruthi
28th January 2011
This article will show you how to configure an Internet access Policy in order to restrict Internet access for your network computers. This article is designed for CCNA students, network engineers, and anyone looking to use Internet access Policies on a L...
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ahmedmohamed
20th January 2011
This article will show you how to setup the MAC Address Clone feature on a Linksys router in order to send the old router's MAC address to your ISP, instead of the new one. This article is designed for CCNA students, network engineers, and anyone looking...
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Author:
ahmedmohamed
14th November 2010
N10-004 Exam
CompTIA Network+ (2009 Edition)
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14th November 2010
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The topics included in this exam are installation, troubleshooting, configuration, optimization, diagnosing as well as performing preventive maintenance in any organizations or in any field. For achieving A+ certificatio...
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pass999zy
13th October 2010
BPDUGuard
As a CCNA / CCNP candidate you are expected to understand the purpose and function of Spanning-tree BPDU guard. The CCNA / CCNP’s exam will ask of you to determine the purpose of the BPDUGuard (Bridge Protocol Data Unit) within the spanning-tre...
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Author:
Joe Spoto
13th October 2010
SWITCH VS ROUTER
WHAT IS A SWITCH?
In networking a network switch is defined as a hardware device that connects multiple workstations (computers) to one another within one Local area network (LAN). Switch is an efficient device as it inspects the data p...
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Author:
Joe Spoto