Streaming satellite tv through Flash media server
Thanks Ben. Anyway, I found a solution. Here’s how: I used the NetStream plugin in DVB Viewer to stream to VLC. I streamed this incoming DVBV stream using RTSP and at the same time transcoding it to H.264 + AAC to an application called xSplit. xSplit can then take this incoming VLC stream and stream it to Flash [...]

View Answer   |  November 1, 2012  8:54 AM
Broadcast, dvb viewer, Flash media streaming server, stream, tv tuner

VPN: LAN access
You could try the route add command at the following link: Route-add Likely there is not a workaround, and rightfully so, it is a security feature. Similar Juniper VPN clients will actually disconnect the VPN if an attempt is made to override by adding a route via the command prompt. The reason this is done [...]

View Answer   |  November 28, 2012  9:10 AM
Cisco VPN, Cisco VPN Client

Remote desktop protocol
For different OS’es, there are different procedures, and since you did not give what version of Windows your daughter is on, I am going to guess 7 and give you this link: http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/windows-vista/turn-on-remote-desktop-in-windows-vista/ I know, it says Vista, but, go to the site and it also shows 7.  Good luck.

View Answer   |  October 25, 2012  6:09 PM
FTP, LAN, Network, Networking, RDP, SMTP

Range Extender
NO, It’s still reduce the speed of connectivity and quota because it’s just use one connection to ISP. Example if the connection have speed 1 mbps, and your neighbor need using it the maximum (1 mbps), and you interrupt the connection, the speed will reduce for your neighbor.So, it’s sharing speed according to usage and [...]

View Answer   |  October 24, 2012  4:43 PM
Netgear, Netgear router

Advice required on building career in Storage Area Network
Like in any job field, no one can predict the future.  I am certified in NCSD for NetApp and I am going for my next cert, which is NCIE-SAN, also with NetApp.  Where you should start is basically getting your certifications in Server+ and MCITP.  Now, to be certified in NetApp, you will need to [...]

View Answer   |  November 2, 2012  4:53 AM
certification, FCoE, HBA, iSCSI, Storage Area Network

to break wifi proxy
The college system administrators would not like it if you received your answer from this site.  This is a site for professionals, not anarchist.  There are other sites for what you are looking, go there.

View Answer   |  October 15, 2012  7:54 PM
Wifi

DHCP server blocking existing local network
Hi, Please specify whether your Local network is running on a dhcp and if so you cannot run DHCP on the WIFI and the same time on the server on the local network.Otherwise make sure that you run it on the server only and just specify the scopes.  

View Answer   |  October 11, 2012  3:29 AM
DHCP server, MIkrotik router, Netgear Smart Switches

LAN segmentation
Pros: Manageability Security Scalability Broadcast restriction Cons: Need a router or L3 switch that supports L3 segmentation

View Answer   |  November 28, 2012  5:43 PM
LAN, LAN administration

Getting error messages from qsysopr
In a CL program, you can use the RCVMSG command to read the messages in QSYSOPR. A simple program to monitor for messages would be something like this: PGM DCL &MSG *CHAR 128 LOOP: RCVMSG QSYSOPR WAIT(*MAX) MSG(&MSG) your logic here – Either within this CL or call a program with &MSG as a parm. [...]

View Answer   |  October 8, 2012  5:16 PM
QSYSOPR, SNMP

Masters after CCNA
I know it varies from countries as well as institutions so find out from the institution you want to do your masters program with.

View Answer   |  October 9, 2012  2:08 PM
CCNA, CCNP

diff between adc and cdc
A child domain controller creates a subdomain in your active directory tree.  This is used as a security feature so a group of users can have separate policies and limited or controlled access to the parent domain resources. An additional domain controller adds a secondary domain controller to the domain.  It’s recommended to have at least 2 [...]

View Answer   |  October 4, 2012  7:32 AM
DNS

Avaya IP Office
You need to configure intervlan routing or put in a basic router to route between VLANs.

View Answer   |  October 4, 2012  6:16 PM
Avaya, Cisco 3560 Catalyst Switch, Switch, VoIP

Dell Latitude D600 compatiblity with Verizon hotspot
My son had an issue with connecting to a different device on his Dell that had an Intel wireless card. We were able fix it by replacing the Dell wireless driver with the Intel wireless driver. Assuming you have an Intel wireless card I’d give it try, worked for us.  www.intel.com, menu, support, get latest [...]

View Answer   |  September 24, 2012  6:40 PM
Networking, Wireless

how to set up this complicated network ?
case one : if you want all PCs be with the server subset (network segment) just connect the all in one switch and you can share the files easily case two:  if you want to make the server in different subset (network) from the other PCs you must make on router between them , you can connect the all in [...]

View Answer   |  November 26, 2012  1:09 PM
Networking

How to use UNC paths?
You can use it in an explorer window – much like a URL on the internet. Put in the path, let it lead you to where you need to go.  

View Answer   |  August 24, 2012  12:52 AM
UNC path

Cisco 2811 – 3 VLAN
Yes, you can achieve the results that you are looking for. Create access-lists and/or IOS firewall rules that restrict inter-VLAN access. You can get very granular with access control in Cisco IOS.

View Answer   |  November 28, 2012  2:28 AM
Cisco, Cisco 2811 configuration

HTTP ADMIN Server
You probably have one or more of the following licensed program products missing. 5761SS1 option 30 – QShell 5761SS1 option 33 – Portable App Solutions Environment (PASE) 5761SS1 option 31 – Domain Name System 5761JV1 *BASE 5761JV1 option 8 – J2SE 5.0 32 bit 5761JV1 option 11 – Java SE 6 32 bit To check [...]

View Answer   |  August 16, 2012  8:41 PM
HTTP access

How much network bandwidth is needed for a virtual data center?
That totally depends on how much network traffic your customers will be bringing into your website and services.

View Answer   |  August 9, 2012  6:45 PM
Bandwidth, Network, Virtual data center, Virtualization

Internet Routing
The Internet is based upon routing and routed protocols.  Routing protocols adjust routing information to reflect current routes.  Routed protocols move packets from point A (Florida) to point B (Texas).  As routes come and go, the routing tables of routers are updated so that your packet will always (theoretically) get there even if the routes [...]

View Answer   |  July 31, 2012  5:23 PM
DNS configuration, internet protocols, IP address, Traceroute

IPsec monitoring on a network
This Microsoft article has the step-by-step guide

View Answer   |  August 26, 2012  12:33 AM
Event logs, IPsec, IPsec VPN, Network Monitor, Windows Server 2003