Granting guest Internet Access on Windows Server 2003
I have a home based office running Windows Server 2003 and configured as a domain controller.  I am using DHCP and Routing and Remote Access.  The server also hosts multiple websites.  The server is connected to the Internet on one Ethernet port while the internal network in on another.  Internet connection to internal network users [...]

Answer Question   |  December 23, 2009  3:13 PM
DHCP server, RAS Server, Windows 2003 Domain Server, Wireless Access Points

forwarder question – DNS
Hello   As part of a systems migration to RA Airways I am required to to remove RA subdomains from our DNS (that we were formerly authoritative for) and forward them to our Untrusted DNS which then on -forwards to the RA net DNS servers for the correct (un NAT’d) resolution.   I am doing [...]

Answer Question   |  January 7, 2010  1:17 PM
DNS, DNS lookup error, DNS queries

Help To Build New Infrastructure
Hello we have in our group one HQ and 3 branches and we don,t have any infrastructure so ihave to start from zero and we have in each location ADSL internet line my questions : 1- i want to create Active directory in HQ what the best way to create child domain in branches or [...]

Answer Question   |  December 30, 2009  12:29 PM
Active Directory, Exchange, ISA, VPN

which is the best course in networking
while applying for job to get more preference on my resume what type of course should be finished in networking

Answer Question   |  February 16, 2011  12:27 PM
Careers, IT careers, Networking careers, Networking certifications, Networking training

Pipe Delimited CSV File
I have the following Pipe Delimited data in a physical file: Dealer Name¦Deal Number¦Buy/Sell¦ Joseph Camm¦80740¦S¦IG¦5000000.00¦ After issueing a CPYTOPCD command, I end up with: Dealer NameÝDeal NumberÝBuy/SellÝIG1ÝAMOUNT_amountÝ David CammÝ80740ÝSÝIGÝ5000000.00Ý How do I get around this?    

Answer Question   |  December 24, 2009  11:32 AM
CL Commands, CL programming, CSV, CSV file format, File conversion programs, File formats, File Transfer Protocols

Network printing through OpenVPN
I set up an OpenVPN server in bridged mode – using tap0 – and client both running CentOS 4.4. The VPN works perfectly, except for printing from the client LAN – 10.1.2.x/24 to the server LAN – 10.1.1.x/24. I am using a HP 1320n network printer with IP 10.1.1.100 on the server side. I can [...]

Answer Question   |  December 22, 2009  6:19 AM
CentOS, HP1320n, iptables, Linux, Network printers, Network printing, OpenVPN, Routing

Cisco Network
I am using Cisco Packet Tracer 5.2 for study, it seem to be good. I have configure Intervaln routing on 3 coreswitches which is workign fine with vast topology. I tried to place one router 2811 as a firewall between my wan and lan. But i am not able to ping from router to core [...]

Answer Question   |  January 6, 2010  4:37 AM
Cisco 2811, Cisco 3560, Cisco networks, Cisco Packet Tracer, InterVLAN, InterVLAN Routing

How do I setup a WEP key in Windows 7?
I have a new laptop in the house with Windows 7 x64.  Last night running the setup, windows found my wireless network.  I clicked on it and the connect button and provided my wep access key, but windows through the troubleshooting screen at me and it was no help except to suggst I check my router against [...]

Answer Question   |  August 9, 2011  1:31 AM
wep key setup, Windows 7, Wireless Network

how to idetify ip conflict error from sitting on One system in the Network?
how to idetify ip conflict error from sitting on One system in the Network?   I want to check Ipconflict errror without going to other system and check and checking

Answer Question   |  December 30, 2009  3:24 PM
IP Conflict, Network troubleshooting

Two Subnets – Three Routers + DSL Modem
Is the following setup valid for creating two subnets (192.168.2.xxx and 192.168.3.xxx) that both access a single internet connection but are isolated? ROUTER A WAN –> DSL Modem ROUTER B WAN –> ROUTER A LAN  ROUTER C WAN –> ROUTER A LAN  Settings: Router A  WAN – PPoE, etc. etc. LAN – 192.168.1.1 / 255.255.255.0 DHCP [...]

Answer Question   |  December 30, 2009  6:28 AM
Linksys, Network Configuration, Routers, Subnets, Subnetting, Windows XP

Network Dictionary
Hello sir, I Want to know all the term related to network like start from basic – IP address, Subnet, Gateway, loopback address, to higher term like SPF ,Full state,Parabolic recursive loop,sub optimal path,triggerd update,IS IS,BGP,EIGRP,Converge etc. all abt network termilogy.Bcoz I want to become Master in Network Industries.So plz help me for clear network [...]

Answer Question   |  December 18, 2009  7:24 PM
Network terms

Two exchange servers on one WAN. Emails are being kicked back
New location with its own exchange server was added to WAN now when sending emails to this new location emails are being kicked back. The exchange servers are on diffrent LANs but on the same MPLS Network Cloud. Both can ping eachother through the MPLS cloud. Thanks

Answer Question   |  January 7, 2010  7:34 AM
Exchange 2003, Exchange Send/Receive, Exchange servers, WAN

How can I configure routing between two VLANs on different switches?
We have one C3560 switch, on which we have configured two VLANs. VLAN 1 is 10.1.1.x and VLAN 2 is 10.1.30.x; the subnet mask for both is 255.255.255.0. We want to configure routing between these two VLANs. How can I do this? Please note that these two VLANs are on the same switch.

Answer Question   |  July 6, 2010  7:29 PM
IP addressing, Networking, router, Routing and switching, Subnet mask, Switch, VLAN

How do I configure network ports to full-duplex on McData switches?
I want to know how to configure a network port on my McDATA Intrepid 6140 switch to full-duplex. Until now it’s been on half-duplex.

Answer Question   |  January 7, 2010  7:28 PM
configuration, Full Duplex, Half Duplex, Networking, Port

When do I use RIP, EIGRP, IGRP AND OSPF?
When do I use RIP, EIGRP, IGRP AND OSPF?

Answer Question   |  January 7, 2010  7:27 PM
EIGRP, IGRP, Networking, OSPF, RIP, Routing protocols

What is router-on-a-stick configuration?
What is router-on-a-stick configuration?

Answer Question   |  April 25, 2012  7:25 PM
configuration, Networking, Router-on-a-stick Configuration

How do I enable NetMeeting and UTP on modems for video conferencing?
I am configuring a video conferencing by NetMeeting through a BSNL broadband connection. My call goes through, but I can’t receive calls. I used a Huawei modem. I enabled the NAT option in my modem, but can’t enable NetMeeting and the UTP port in my modem. How do I enable those options?

Answer Question   |  December 17, 2009  7:22 PM
Broadband, Netmeeting, Networking, Video conferencing

Do I need to use QoS for full and half-duplex network configurations?
I have a simple switched network containing only Layer 2. The switch is a good commercial product. I use only 8 ports. The traffic offered is 4 Mbps for VoIP while all other data gets 1 Mbps (with some control traffic).[o:p][/o:p] [o:p] [/o:p] Out of these two configs,  100BASE-TX (full) or 10BASE-T (half-duplex), do I need [...]

Answer Question   |  December 17, 2009  7:19 PM
configuration, Network, Networking, QoS, Switch

Where to connect NAS devices in business networks for storage access?
In my small business network I have an ISP modem, then a Sonicwall NSA 240 firewall, and then a Linksys WAP 2000 access point (AP). Can I install a network access storage (NAS) device, like a D-Link DNS-343, to the network for all employees to share, store and back up files? And if so, where [...]

Answer Question   |  August 19, 2010  7:16 PM
D-Link, Firewalls, modem, Network Access Storage device, Networking

FTP Pre-PUT Command for DataStage
What is the format for the parameters in the FTP Pre-PuT Command area in the output parameters area for file transfer to MVS Z-OS?

Answer Question   |  October 12, 2010  2:03 PM
Data Stage, FTP, MVS, NT Server, Z-OS