First of all we should discuss about what is MMC ( Microsoft Management Control ). The primary administrative tool for managing Windows Server 2003 is the MMC. The MMC provides a standardized, common interface for one or more of the applications, called snap-ins, that you use to configure the elements of your environment. These snap-ins are [...]
Ethernet was first implemented by a group called DIX (Digital, Intel, and Xerox). They created and implemented the first Ethernet LAN specification, which the IEEE used to create the IEEE 802.3 Committee. This was a 10Mbps network that ran on coax and then eventually twisted pair and fiber physical media. The IEEE extended the 802.3 Committee to [...]
If your computer does not boot from a CD-ROM, or if there is already an operating system loaded on your computer, you can install Windows XP Professional from a CDROM without having to boot from the Windows XP Professional installation CD-ROM. In order to install Windows XP from an Existing Operating System just follow these below steps:-
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The Data Link layer is responsible for combining bits into bytes and bytes into frames. Frames are used at the Data Link layer to encapsulate packets handed down from the Network layer for transmission on a type of media access. The function of Ethernet stations is to pass data frames between each other using a group of bits known as a MAC frame [...]
Ethernet at the Data Link layer is responsible for Ethernet addressing, commonly referred to as hardware addressing or MAC addressing. Ethernet is also responsible for framing packets received from the Network layer and preparing them for transmission on the local network through the Ethernet contention media access method.
Ethernet [...]
There are basically five steps are required to secure your wireless connection. The User Guide instructions that came with the wireless router you purchased contain detailed setup steps. Just be aware that if you do not follow these steps to secure your wireless network, you will be at risk:
1. Change the SSID to something unique for your [...]
We have previously discussed about the installation of MySQL and Apache on Windows Operating system and this time we are here with the final step of our installation and we will guide you about how to install PHP on Windows Operating System. The PHP binary release for Windows has two versions—a ZIP archive that contains all the bundled PHP [...]
We have previously discussed about the installation of MySQL on windows operating system and now we are going to discuss about the installation process of APACHE on Windows OS. Once MySQL is installed, the next step is to install the Apache Web server. On Windows, this is a point-and-click process, similar to that used when installing MySQL. [...]
As you all know that we have previously covered the Installation guide of PHP, MySQL and Apache on UNIX platform. Now in this section we will going to guide you about how you can install MySQL , Apache and PHP on Windows platform. Compiling applications on Windows is a challenging process, especially for novice developers. With this in mind, it is [...]
As previously we have discussed about Installing Libraries and Installing MySQL on UNIX so that in this article we will finally discuss about the last necessary installation process in which we will assist you about how you can install or deploy Apache and PHP in UNIX operating system.
Installing Apache and PHP PHP can be integrated [...]
As we previously guide you about the Installation process of Libraries in UNIX environment so in this article we will move our step on next stage and now we will give some details about how you can install MySQL on Unix Operating System.
Installing MySQL Once the libraries are installed, proceed to install MySQL from a binary distribution, [...]
In order to work on PHP environment we need different amount of software's which basically provide us a platform where we can work on PHP. Once the required software has been obtained, the next step is to install the various pieces and get them talking to each other. In this series of article we will guide you about the installation [...]
If you were installing a network for a corporation with hundreds of computers, you could expect a huge and difficult job. Installing a home network, however, is much easier. If you’re planning to connect two to ten computers in your home, you can do it with little hassle and with great success. You can connect two to ten computers in a small [...]
In a parallel Physical layer arrangement, multiple communications paths lie between communicating parties (see the top half of the Image shown below ). Typically, all but one of the paths is used for data transfer; a single path is reserved for the transfer of timing information between the sender and the receiver. As such, multiple data units [...]
The Image which you have seen below illustrates the basic difference between a point-to-point physical architecture and a point-to-multipoint physical architecture. In the former, two communicating parties share a single link. The link may be simplex, half-duplex, or duplex. In the latter type, transmissions from one Physical layer device are [...]