Networking

Featured IT Blog: Microsoft Enterprise Networking Team blog

Need to know how to migrate a DHCP database from Windows 2000 Server to Windows Server 2008 or Windows Server 2008 R2? How about some more information on a Microsoft security release? The Microsoft Enterprise Networking Team blog is chock-full of applicable information, including recent KnowledgeBase articles related to networking, along with news and tips. Visit the Microsoft Enterprise Networking Team blog today!

Featured book chapter: Troubleshooting - ‘Network Know-How’ Chapter 17

SearchNetworking.com has recently featured a free book chapter from Network Know-How, a great resource for network troubleshooting.

“Troubleshooting,” Chapter 17 of the book Network Know-How shows you tools and methods that will help you identify and solve most network problems. Consider using the techniques in this chapter as a guide to logical problem-solving processes. The steps in this tutorial address computer connection problems in Windows, Macintosh, or Linux/Unix operating system as well as on the network itself.

Visit the article on SearchNetworking.com for more information on the chapter, as well as the full chapter text and links to download a PDF version.

TechStop, new blog for Network Administrators

Please welcome one of our newest bloggers, Joshua Wood. Joshua has been a Network Administrator for more than 8 years and has a number of certifications, including MCSE, CCNA, SMBE, A+ and Network+.

Joshua’s blog is called TechStop and he’ll be covering a wealth of information about network administration and operations. Be sure to bookmark Joshua’s blog and visit often for the latest on Network Administration.

My expertise includes technical infrastructure, network architecture, implementation, security, disaster recovery planning and management. Including the installation and maintenance of VPNs, backup systems, and VMware virtualization. — Joshua Wood

Have you considered starting your own blog? It’s a great way to share your unique IT viewpoint with the community — and even earn a little cash. Request your own blog and we’ll help you get started building a readership. Thanks.

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