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What is a SMB protocol ?

We have Windows 2003 Servers as our domain controller. we are facing some problem with CPU utilization. When I captured to traffic using sniffers I figured out a portocl called SMB which is freqently used by clients to communicate with Domain Controllers. I am wondering what is this SMB protocol? ...

View Answer   |  Oct 29 2009  7:29 AM GMT
Domain Controllers, CPU utlization, sniffer
asked by Yasirirfan

  2945 pts.

Where do ICT professionals search and/or share online?

So where do IT professionals go for support? I would like to hear about your favorite online resources. Discussion groups, knowledge sharing, quality forums, sites for specific areas like tcp/ip or management or security, etc. For example I belong to the British Computer Society and keep a...

View Answer   |  Oct 21 2009  5:41 AM GMT
Knowledge Transfer, Professional development, Networking
asked by Eddacker

  15 pts.

Transition From Workgroup to Domain During Building Transition

My company presently occupies 2 buildings in the same city with a third smaller building on the same lot as the main office. The main office houses 51 XP workstations networked through Cisco switches on static IP addresses. We have 2 databases that interlink for maintaining customer data and...

View Answer   |  Nov 10 2008  4:57 PM GMT
Active Directory, Storage, Database
asked by SBIT

  40 pts.

Business presentation for inbound Call Center

I work in a 3rd party call center and would like to start a new business which is INBOUND but i don't know the process. I am going to have a business presentation with client very soon. Hope you can share with me the process.

View Answer   |  Sep 26 2008  6:09 PM GMT
CRM, Call Centers, SMB
asked by CRM Ask the Expert

  250 pts.

Mac, Linux, Windows, Storage

What or how is the best way to present a single pool of storage to Mac clients using AFP, Windows using SMB/CIFS, and Linux/Unix using NFS? The ideal solution would be users to access all of their data whether they bounced from a Mac to a Linux workstation and then to a Windows system. Basically a...

View Answer   |  Aug 18 2008  7:20 PM GMT
Windows, Linux, Storage management
asked by Dennisjo

  5 pts.

Your opinion needed on blade server setup for a small company

Hi! I'm the Sys Admin for a small (50 employees) company. We're currently running off of a couple of Dell 2850s, a 6600 for SQL and a few other various machines for web server, intranet, etc. We recently partnered with a new company. They are pushing me to setup a blade server (mostly because they...

View Answer   |  Aug 4 2008  6:09 PM GMT
VMware, SAN, Blade servers
asked by Systems Channel ATE

  15 pts.

how long does it take to network a small business?

can anyone recommend a book, website, magazine, anything that shows the general time frame of netwoking a small business?

View Answer   |  Jul 31 2008  1:58 AM GMT
Network design, Networking for SMBs, SMB
asked by Kswe

  5 pts.

how to setup windows 2003 server right way.

I would like to know how to setup windows 2003 server for a small office that does architectural design. and needs to access their files from a simple share drive. any thoughts on this?

View Answer   |  Jul 10 2008  9:48 PM GMT
Windows Server 2003, Network design, SMB
asked by Shadow3865

  35 pts.

Small Business Question

I've been asked to set up a Linux build in our 2003 server network to run and test open-source applications that will rival and outperform other applications for their cost. This linux box must serve a small handfull of users in Los Angeles and Europe and my network is in Phoenix Arizona. Will a...

View Answer   |  Jul 9 2008  3:53 PM GMT
Linux servers, Open source, Small businesses
asked by DxxOne

  5 pts.

Network design and infrastructure for a small business with on-site and remote access workers

My company occupies a small self-contained, single-story business unit (of which they are the sole occupants) which is part of a larger business park. They employ 24 staff comprising of a CEO, 5 administrators, 2 business development managers and 16 specialist consultants. The administrators and...

View Answer   |  Apr 24 2008  9:00 PM GMT
Storage, Servers, Database
asked by NetworkingATE

  1405 pts.

Hummingbird Application

When viewing Hummingbird (an eDRMS) traffic I notice that the appliation generates 7.4MB of traffic to the Home drive on the network for a 20KB word document. Hummingbird apparently uses the office defaults for temporarily storing the file. The payload of the packets is 11% and there appears to be...

View Answer   |  Oct 29 2007  1:28 AM GMT
SMB, eDRMS, TCP Window
asked by Bernd

  0 pts.

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