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The most-watched IT questions this week: Nov. 24, 2009
Is this a question? Is it relevant to post it here in Home > IT Answers > AS/400 > The most-watched IT questions this week: Nov.... just wondering!
Is this a question? Is it relevant to post it here in Home > IT Answers > AS/400 > The most-watched IT questions this week: Nov.... just wondering!
use of cisco certifications in telecom industry
Here is a link to a networking certification guide from SearchNetworking.com that may help you.
Here is a link to a networking certification guide from SearchNetworking.com that may help you.
To retrieve data from a remote system
One of my clients used to use Sockets for communicating between an AS400 and a Unix box and that worked very well. I keep meaning to "have a go" with socket programming and have seen a lot of good press on Scott Klement's tutorial at http://www.scottklement.com/rpg/socktut/index.html Hope it...
One of my clients used to use Sockets for communicating between an AS400 and a Unix box and that worked very well. I keep meaning to "have a go" with socket programming and have seen a lot of good press on Scott Klement's tutorial at http://www.scottklement.com/rpg/socktut/index.html Hope it...
Is the CCNA, MCSE or RHCE a better networking certification to get jobs with high salary?
It all depends on what you want to do. If you enjoy working with networks, go for a CCNA. If you like working on Windows servers, go for a MCSE. If you like working with Linux and specifically Red Hat, go for RHCE. ------------ first of all it depends on your area of interest also as said...
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| Nov 21 2009 3:54 AM GMT
Networking, Networking certifications, networking certification
It all depends on what you want to do. If you enjoy working with networks, go for a CCNA. If you like working on Windows servers, go for a MCSE. If you like working with Linux and specifically Red Hat, go for RHCE. ------------ first of all it depends on your area of interest also as said...
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| Nov 21 2009 3:54 AM GMTNetworking, Networking certifications, networking certification
Migrating from Avia to Nortel phone systems
It probably boils down to the line settings. There are are number of parameters that will have to match between the Dialogic board and the PBX T1 configuration. You might use this as a starting point: http://www.dialogic.com/support/helpweb/dxall/tn928.aspx Bear in mind that there are many...
It probably boils down to the line settings. There are are number of parameters that will have to match between the Dialogic board and the PBX T1 configuration. You might use this as a starting point: http://www.dialogic.com/support/helpweb/dxall/tn928.aspx Bear in mind that there are many...
How can I load balance my router managed by two ISPs?
I have faced this issue a number of times and you have two options. One, talk to your ISP's about setting you up with an Autonomous System number for BGP. I have seen this work many times over the years. Just one caution, you will need an interprise level router as the routing tables are large...
I have faced this issue a number of times and you have two options. One, talk to your ISP's about setting you up with an Autonomous System number for BGP. I have seen this work many times over the years. Just one caution, you will need an interprise level router as the routing tables are large...
Doing VOIP on a network
Think of VLAN as a separate IP network (subnet). QOS can be placed on different traffic types based on certain criteria. See this Wikipedia article for an excellent discussion on QOS. In the IT trenches? So am I - read my IT-Trenches blog
Think of VLAN as a separate IP network (subnet). QOS can be placed on different traffic types based on certain criteria. See this Wikipedia article for an excellent discussion on QOS. In the IT trenches? So am I - read my IT-Trenches blog
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Tracking CME
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iCME is an easy use iPhone app that lets you track, sort, plan and email your CME activities directly from your iPhone! www.StethoStop.co.nz/iCME
Dial a cell phone on a Nortel CS 1000
First off...no such thing as a CS1000 Opt 61 Second, you could make 82444 an ACD that night call fwds to the cell phone LD 23 New ACD ACDN 82444 MAXP 1 NCFW 9xxx-xxxx ( 9-1-xxx-xxx-xxxx, if LD ) or use phantom 500 TN the same way
First off...no such thing as a CS1000 Opt 61 Second, you could make 82444 an ACD that night call fwds to the cell phone LD 23 New ACD ACDN 82444 MAXP 1 NCFW 9xxx-xxxx ( 9-1-xxx-xxx-xxxx, if LD ) or use phantom 500 TN the same way
career change - telco to networking
of course your going the right way. if you could see the technologies and trends nowadays, networking particularly cisco ccna are in demand. in international standards, most of them uses cisco as thier primary devices.
of course your going the right way. if you could see the technologies and trends nowadays, networking particularly cisco ccna are in demand. in international standards, most of them uses cisco as thier primary devices.
Breaking into telecom industry
Hi, when it comes to networking certification, cisco is the most recommended. Cisco certification is recognized around the globe.
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| Nov 4 2009 5:24 AM GMT
Telecom, Careers in networking, Certification and specializations
Hi, when it comes to networking certification, cisco is the most recommended. Cisco certification is recognized around the globe.
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| Nov 4 2009 5:24 AM GMTTelecom, Careers in networking, Certification and specializations
One or multiple service providers for the WAN?
Our office has a single provider, however they have multiple upstream providers. With this we got an easy setup on our side (our provider is in the same building as us, so they simply ran a Cat5 cable to our office) but we get the benefit of having multiple providers so if one has a problem (which...
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| Nov 2 2009 3:37 PM GMT
WAN Telecom services, WAN technologies, service provider networks
Our office has a single provider, however they have multiple upstream providers. With this we got an easy setup on our side (our provider is in the same building as us, so they simply ran a Cat5 cable to our office) but we get the benefit of having multiple providers so if one has a problem (which...
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| Nov 2 2009 3:37 PM GMTWAN Telecom services, WAN technologies, service provider networks
Windows XP Peer to Peer networked printer troubleshooting
It is likely that the hub or router you connected the printer to does not have the drivers for that specific printer. Does the printer work with other machines connected to the network?
It is likely that the hub or router you connected the printer to does not have the drivers for that specific printer. Does the printer work with other machines connected to the network?
Five t-shirts to give away: Upload those profile pictures!
Jenny - Couldn't load my profile picture. I'm new today and have tried several times. May try again later tonight. Scot
Jenny - Couldn't load my profile picture. I'm new today and have tried several times. May try again later tonight. Scot
Routers and the PBX
The Foreign Exchange Office (FXO) interface is an RJ-11 connector that allows an analog connection to be directed at the public switched telephone network's (PSTN's) central office or to a station interface on a private branch exchange (PBX). The FXO sits on the switch end of the connection. It...
The Foreign Exchange Office (FXO) interface is an RJ-11 connector that allows an analog connection to be directed at the public switched telephone network's (PSTN's) central office or to a station interface on a private branch exchange (PBX). The FXO sits on the switch end of the connection. It...
