access cisco switch 3560
Access it using a laptop or desktop computer with a serial cable. The cable should have a DB connector for the back of the computer and an RJ-45 connector at the other. The RJ-45 goes to the AUX port on the switch and the DB-9 goes to the PC. If it is not the AUX [...]

View Answer   |  June 4, 2012  10:18 PM
Cisco

Oracle and the DBMS_LDAP package
It may have to do with the SSL connection being built or it may be an issue with a slow ISO stack. Anyway, since this question is almost eight years old, can we close it?

View Answer   |  June 4, 2012  9:39 PM
Development, Networking, Oracle

Cisco 3745 and amd_flash_cmd errors
This happened in 2004 and I suggest this unanswered question be deleted.

View Answer   |  June 2, 2012  6:32 AM
Cisco, Networking, Routers, Tech support

access restriction on my Linksys
It may be trying to hit an item on the list. If it matches no rule, the check falls through the bottom of the list. For security, this is a good thing. For a user, this can be bad. End the list with Allow 0.0.0.0 (or your local equivalent. This ensures non-blocked packets get through.

View Answer   |  May 29, 2012  10:52 PM
ACL, Linksys Routers, Windows Server 2003

cant acquire a network address
Manually enter an IP address if DHCP is turned on. Turn on DHCP if it is turned off. DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol) queries your Verizon router for an IP address. If DHCP is disabled, it doesn’t. Instead, it will use the hard-coded address someone left configured before you. Run IPCONFIG /ALL from the command [...]

View Answer   |  May 29, 2012  10:06 PM
Internet connection, Networking

Merging 3G EVO USB Modem through WIFI Router
I am interested to buy evo wifi modem in Pakistan my home town is Daharki my village is far 4.5 km there is no telephone connection, what you have capacity and charges per month or per year

View Answer   |  May 29, 2012  7:51 AM
3G, IP, Networking

iSeries AFPDS printing to an IP printer is not supporting images to IP printer.
You would need a printer with an IPDS card to print AFPDS pages. You can find several variations of IBM Infoprint printers that will fit your printing needs, but be aware the IPDS card is about $600 in addition to the cost of the printer. You can also go with IPDS emulation software to utilize [...]

View Answer   |  May 24, 2012  7:30 PM
AFPDS, iSeries, iSeries printing, PRTF, RPGLE, TCP/IP

Cisco Call Manager CSS
Ummm You can use extension mobility. When the customer check in in the Hotel you provide username and password and when the customer leave the hotel you can change it and pass to the recepcionist for new customers. bye

View Answer   |  May 23, 2012  10:15 PM
Call Manager, Cisco, Cisco Call Manager, CSS, ISDN Configuration

Will NAT66 provide network address translation in IPv6?
Hi RFC 6296 defines IPv6-to-IPv6 Network Prefix Translation, which is basically NAT66. The difference to what we ususally do with NAT44 is that – as the name implies – it is a one to one mapping, not a one to many as in NAT44. The main rule and goal still is to avoid any form [...]

View Answer   |  May 22, 2012  5:54 PM
IPv6, NAT, NAT66, Network Address Translation, WAN

Change static default gateway
This is one of the reasons to use DHCP. You can change settings like this in bulk by modifying the options on DHCP ranges. If static addresses are required on your clients, you can use reservations and still make modifications like default gateway as needed. ——- The <a href=”http://www.microsoft.com/resources/documentation/windows/xp/all/proddocs/en-us/netsh.mspx?mfr=true”>Netsh utility</a> could help with that task, [...]

View Answer   |  May 18, 2012  11:00 PM
Default gateway, IP Addresses, Scripting, Windows Network Administration, Windows XP Pro

turning off the wireless broadcast
Wireless network system is mainly depends on it’s owner and if you are a user, just it take little. You can use any internet security to avoid the problems and any security threats. For a owner there are lot of thing to know and you have to know that every people in the world is [...]

View Answer   |  February 22, 2013  3:37 PM
Netgear 300n, router, Routers, Wireless Network

Block IP address to workgroup nodes
Not sure if this will do the trick but take a look at: http://server-monkey.com/2011/01/22/server-2003-2008-dhcp-mac-address-filtering/ I’ve never used it so your mileage may vary.

View Answer   |  May 1, 2012  12:53 AM
Windows Server 2003, Workgroup

No Connectivity to Red Hat Linux
Please try to telnet to port 22 from command prompt. $ telnet <server ip address> 22 -Shri

View Answer   |  April 20, 2012  10:48 PM
Network management software, Network testing, Networking services, Red Hat Linux, RedHat, Redhat Linux

NetIQ competitors for evaluation
The question becomes what requirement are you looking for as per comparison with NetIQ. There are hundreds of players in this market. You can get a single-solution to view everything but it may not provide you the information in detail as compared to “specialized” products. Quest and BMC Software have a whole spectrum of solutions [...]

View Answer   |  April 20, 2012  5:51 AM
argent, BMC Software, NetIQ, Product evaluation, Quest, SolarWinds

What tools can you use to measure network throughput?
You can measure LAN and WAN throughput using lots of different tools, but two free tools are ping and iPerf. Network testing expert Kevin Tolly shows <a href=”http://searchenterprisewan.techtarget.com/tip/Measuring-WAN-Latency”>how to measure WAN latency</a> using ping and how to read <a href=”http://searchenterprisewan.techtarget.com/tip/Ping-latency-test-results-How-slow-is-your-WAN-link”>ping test results</a> in these two articles. He also teaches you <a href=”http://searchenterprisewan.techtarget.com/tip/How-to-use-iPerf-to-measure-throughput”>how to use iPerf [...]

View Answer   |  April 16, 2012  3:37 PM
LAN, Network performance, WAN

Wide Area Network Help (WAN)
Since you left out quite a few things, I will answer what you wrote. Use VPN for a site to site connection and for the video conferencing, using either Skype and one of the other programs that are out there. Your businesses are not that big to warrant the use of DSL unless they are [...]

View Answer   |  April 9, 2012  12:03 PM
Network design, WAN, Windows Server 2008

Mapping Network Drives in Citrix???
Setup a login script and configure the script for all new users. This will map the drives for all the users as they log into the servers. For example see below: net use [Drive letter]N: \Mapped folder location

View Answer   |  April 9, 2012  5:44 AM
Citrix, Citrix Server, Citrix Systems, Mapped drives

osi model
Routers at layer 3, which is network, switches at layer 2 which is the datalink layer, and computers at layer 1 which is a physical layer. If im not mistaken computers are not on the osi layers themselves but the means of sending and receiving data on a carrier, including defining cables, cards and physical [...]

View Answer   |  April 6, 2012  8:19 PM
OSI

Is an MCSE or a CCNP degree more valuable to an employer?
Dear NetworkingATE: Depends on whether you want to be a Windows server/desktop guy (MCSE, though you should probably get into the MCTS and MCITP series instead; Windows Server 2008 is getting kind of old and outmoded) or a networking infrastructure guy (CCNP). Both are good certs, and highly regarded by employers, so you should let [...]

View Answer   |  April 5, 2012  4:19 PM
CCNP, Cisco, Cisco certifications, economy, IT jobs and career development, jobs, MCSE, Microsoft, Microsoft certifications, Networking, Networking certifications

Question on changing status of iSeries IP address
can others use my IP address to spy on me?

View Answer   |  April 5, 2012  4:04 PM
AS/400 TCP/IP, IP address, IPL, iSeries, TCP/IP Protocols