dial up and router
A home router? No. A higher end router, it depends. Some higher end routers have modem cards available which can be used to dial out. What you are looking for is something that has demand dial capabilities.

View Answer   |  January 21, 2010  5:59 AM
Dial-up, Dial-up networking, Routers

What is the differences between Local Area Network and Local Wired Network?
Local wired network sounds like it would mean the same thing as an Local Area Network (LAN). I’ve never heard the term used, and I’m sure there is no such thing as a LWN. ******* It sounds to me like a way to describe a LAN that does not include wireless, vs a LAN that [...]

View Answer   |  January 20, 2010  9:12 PM
LAN, Networking Terminology

SQL transcation log file
You’ll want to look at Lumigent’s Log Explorer and Quest Software’s LiteSpeed for SQL Server. These are pretty much the only two products which allow you to read the SQL Transaction log.

View Answer   |  January 20, 2010  8:45 PM
Log files, SQL

computer networks subnetting
Using NAT you can have a number of machines with different IP addresses talking to the world wide web through one IP address. A router that is NAT enabled (which is most of them) analyses data as it passes from your internal network out to the WWW, and stamps it with the IP address of [...]

View Answer   |  January 20, 2010  8:03 PM
Calculating and understanding subnetting, Network requirements, Subnetting

VoWLAN or WLAN
Hello, Perhaps you can find one on this site: http://www.pmconnection.com Looks very helpful, although, I’ve never actually used it. Thanks! Ryan

View Answer   |  January 19, 2010  6:39 PM
Voice over WLAN, VoIP, WLAN, WLAN management software, WLAN Security

Dual Authentication using Cisco and RSA Radius Server
Hello, What you’re looking for is already built in to the common ISAKMP/IPSEC VPN. Isakmp does the group level authentication (contained within PCF files generally) and then the user level authentication (username/password). The Cisco ASAs support a third level for RSA tokens, etc, if you so desire as well. Unfortunately, I’m not sure about concentrators. [...]

View Answer   |  January 19, 2010  6:23 PM
Cisco, Radius Server, RSA dual authentication

IP Address of AS/400
Enter NETSTAT and select option 1. Or CFGTCP option 10 You can also ping your system name: ping yoursysname It will return the ip address of the machine.

View Answer   |  January 19, 2010  4:47 PM
AS/400, AS/400 IP address, IP addressing, V5R4

need recommendations for a bit error rate tester
A BERT tester might be overkill for what you need. I would recommend a packet capture and analysis tool like <a href=”http://www.wireshark.org”>Wireshark</a>. This will permit you to capture data on the link and see what is happening at several layers.

View Answer   |  January 19, 2010  12:57 PM
BERT Testers, Network performance, Network testing, Network troubleshooting, Networking

Network monitoring software
In order to monitor that at the network switch level you’ll need a managed switch such as a cisco catalyst switch or a higher end router. You could setup an ISA server and route all the internet network traffic through that to see who is using the most bandwidth. If your LinkSys supports any sort [...]

View Answer   |  January 19, 2010  10:51 AM
Linksys, Network administration, Network monitoring, Network monitoring software, Network performance, Windows XP

Allotting IP address to AS/400
An IP address is “assigned” by your network group, you can work with them if you prefer a certain range of numbers. You then configure your iSeries with CFGTCP to use that address.

View Answer   |  January 19, 2010  8:51 AM
AS/400 networking, IP addressing

windows password question
There are several Linux based Windows password recovery tools out there. You boot off the CD, follow the instructions, and in no time you should be able to reset the Windows password. A quick Google search will turn some up, but I’ve had great luck with the one at this website: http://home.eunet.no/~pnordahl/ntpasswd/ I hope that [...]

View Answer   |  January 18, 2010  8:52 PM
Biometrics, Digital certificates, Firewalls, Forensics, Identity & Access Management, Incident response, Interoperability, Intrusion management, Network security, provisioning, Security, Security tokens, Single sign-on, Software, Tech support, VPN, Wireless

Layer 2 trace?
If the Switches are from Cisco,HP or Foundry you can use a CDP, FDP protocols to find out the immediatelly connected neighbour from any of these switches, HP Procurve can run sho cdp neighbours command as well.

View Answer   |  January 17, 2010  6:17 AM
Layer 2 switches, Layer2 switches connectivity, Network hardware, Switches

getting Cisco Translation Pattern/Speed dial to work with international numbers
The best way to start diagnosing the problem is to use the Dialed Number Analyzer tool. This tool is part of Communications Manager. You can find details on how to use it at: http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/voice_ip_comm/cucm/dna/7_0_1/bw-dna.html This tool can be very useful but it is also very processor intensive so it is best to run it off [...]

View Answer   |  January 16, 2010  9:57 PM
Cisco, Speed dials, Unified Communications

Local area Networking
Have you disabled the firewall on the problem computer?

View Answer   |  January 15, 2010  8:59 PM
LAN, Local area networks, Network troubleshooting, Networking

Tool to generate report using nagios log file as input
Hello Ashish B. Kulkarni, I did something like this in the past for the old Symantec Antivirus Corporate Edition console where I wrote some scripts that imported the logs into a Microsoft Access db where was easier to have data. My technique was by parsing the log file line by line and using the <a [...]

View Answer   |  January 15, 2010  1:33 PM
Nagios, Network monitoring

about ccna
Google is your friend Check <a href=”http://itknowledgeexchange.techtarget.com/network-technologies/tag/yasir-irfan/”>my articles on CCNA certification </a>books and simulators. May be those articles may help you to achieve you CCNA certification.

View Answer   |  January 15, 2010  7:47 AM
Careers, CCNA, IT careers, Networking careers, Networking certifications

Replacing HP switch w/ a cisco switch
as far as i know, there’s no such software that can convert hp to cisco configuration. if you want to convert your configuration, you must do in manually. There are no any conversion tools but you may find a <a href=”http://itknowledgeexchange.techtarget.com/network-technologies/tag/hp-procurve/atom/”>use articles</a> on comparison between a Cisco and HP Procurve switches.

View Answer   |  January 15, 2010  7:45 AM
Cisco 500, Cisco switch, Cisco switches, HP Switch

Will Cisco certifications help me to grow in my job
Definitely Cisco Certifications will help you to grow in your career, since you are into GSM, Cisco Voice certifications will add value to your resume. These days people are migrating form traditional telephony to IP telephony. With a telecom background you can shape a great career. For more details on Cisco Voice certifications do check [...]

View Answer   |  January 15, 2010  7:41 AM
Cisco certifications, Telecom Careers, Telecom certifications

Routing tables
Routing tables are not needed when the devices are on the same subnet. This is handled through address resolution protocol (ARP). Per the <a href=”http://www.tcpipguide.com/free/t_ARPAddressSpecificationandGeneralOperation.htm”>TCP/IP Guide</a>: <i>ARP Address Specification and General Operation An Address Resolution Protocol transaction begins when a source device on an IP network has an IP datagram to send. It must first [...]

View Answer   |  January 14, 2010  7:38 PM
Networking

Problem with installing Hawking Wireless-G High-Gain USB Dish – Please help!!!
I’ve had to re-install Windows to fix problems like this before. You may also try it in a different computer. If that doesn’t work you may want to contact the vendor directly. Best of luck.

View Answer   |  January 14, 2010  1:29 PM
Dish, Hawking, HWU8DD, Networking, USB, Wireless, WLAN