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- wakup on lan
- its not an important issue, just some chitchat session.is this i have notice when i send the "magic" packet to the machine that i want to wakeup, it will only wakup in one condition and i like to ask why.one condition on the "to be waked machine" is it must...
- Tags: icelemon, it management, LAN, laptop computer, network interface card, wake up
- Q&A 2005-02-10
- Do ambitious workers own at least two mobile phones?
- Does your status automatically improve when you purchase or otherwise acquire gadgets? A poll was conducted in Britain, and most of the people who responded believe this to be true. See the news story: "Britain's tech-savvy GOSSIPS new office yuppies." According to the article, "The poll, conducted for recruitment firm Office Angels,...
- Tags: Phone, Mobile, Cell Phone, Worker, Advertising & Promotion, Cellular Phones, Marketing, Consumer Electronics, Personal Technology, Sonja Thompson
- Blog posts 2006-08-16
- Should users have the presumption of privacy?
- In our company computer manual, it's clearly stated that users should make no presumption of privacy when it comes to e-mail or any other data that might reside on their computers' hard drives. We don't have this policy to suggest we're going to snoop or monitor their computer use (something...
- Tags: Privacy, Football, Computer, E-mail, Productivity, Online Communications, Joe Rosberg
- Blog posts 2007-11-07
- Lock IT Down: Secure instant messaging with an IM Guardian proxy
- Instant messaging IM is more dangerous than most people realize. Both IM and peer-to-peer (P2P) applications (KaZaA, Morpheus, etc.) often require that data flow through random firewall ports, which means that unauthorized network traffic may pass through the firewall. To avoid such security risks, organizations need to take steps to...
- Tags: Brien M. Posey MCSE, IM, IM Guardian, information technology, Instant Messaging application, messaging
- Technical articles 2003-07-23
- Lock IT Down: Knowledge is power against these new social engineering schemes
- In the past, social engineering schemes have traditionally revolved around a hacker posing as someone from the support department and either trying to assist the user with a problem or getting the user to help the hacker run a test.But hackers like to break with tradition, and current social engineering...
- Tags: Brien M. Posey MCSE, hacker, information technology, knowledge, password, social engineering
- Technical articles 2003-04-28
- Knowledge is power against new social engineering schemes
- In the past, social engineering schemes traditionally involved a hacker posing as someone from the support department and either trying to assist the user with a problem or getting the user to help run a test. But hackers like to break with tradition, and current social engineering methods are all...
- Tags: Brien M. Posey MCSE, knowledge, password, social engineering scheme, engineering scheme, social engineering
- Technical articles 2003-05-22
- Who said I can't communicate?
- To be or not to be...a tech geek. It takes more than computer jargon to make it nowadays. Read what Bob Weinstein says people expect of you and the way you communicate in the workplace.Five years ago, most techies didn't have to worry about their speaking abilities. They weren't hired...
- Tags: Recruitment & Selection, Bob Weinstein, Kare Anderson
- Technical articles 2000-04-26
- Support diary: Tom S. (Wednesday)
- This week we're giving you the chance to read the diary of one of your fellow support professionals.This week's IT diary comes from a 31-year-old system administrator who’s been on his current job for six years.Read Monday’s entry.Read Tuesday’s entry .0430The cats got me up this morning, nice and early,...
- Tags: PRODUCTIVITY, LANs, Printers, Read Monday, Read Tuesday, Guest Contributor, LAN room, diary, computer, LAN, hard drive
- Technical articles 2000-01-12
- Strategies for quashing idle gossip in the organization
- No gossip in the workplace is good gossip. Managers need to know how to stop the gossip grapevine before it grows out of control, resulting in firings or even lawsuits. Here are some practical tips on stifling office gossip.All managers know they should discourage office gossip—it's just common sense. But...
- Tags: Team management, Recruitment & Selection, Kinda, strategy, Ken Hardin, gossip, team, team member
- Technical articles 2002-09-30
- Strategies for quashing idle gossip in the organization
- No gossip in the workplace is good gossip. Managers need to know how to control the grapevine before it grows out of control, resulting in firings or even lawsuits. Here are some practical tips for slowing the rumor mill.This article originally appeared on Builder.com’s sister site, TechRepublic.All managers know they...
- Tags: Team management, Recruitment & Selection, strategy, Ken Hardin, Kinda, team, gossip, team member
- Technical articles 2002-10-15
- Seven rules for being a great help desk analyst
- TechRepublic passport holder and professional trainer Pat Vickers lays the ground rules for running a successful help desk operation.A good help desk analyst is hard to find. Ask any help desk manager and you will be told that staffing is by far the biggest headache of the job. The worst...
- Tags: Call centers, Pat Vickers, help desk, mouse, great help desk
- Technical articles 1999-06-03
- Linux on the desktop--almost there again?
- Linux on the desktop--almost there again?article rootLinux on the desktop--almost there again?According to a press briefing at LinuxWorld, Linux desktops aren't making much progress with consumers. However, Novell and Red Hat are achieving gains on corporate desktops, thanks to open-source projects such as Evolution, Firefox, KDE, GNOME, OpenOffice, and Wine.Do...
- Tags: computer, desktop, game, hardware, Linux, linuxworld, open source, operating system, Sonja Thompson
- Discussion threads 2005-08-10
- Support diary: Tom S. (Monday)
- Have you ever wished you could read someone else's diary? Here's your chance. This week's diary entries come from a TechRepublic reader who provides 24/7 support.This week’s support diary comes from a network administrator employed as a contractor for a government agency.Introducing TomWith a pager strapped to my hip and...
- Tags: Backups, Microsoft Windows NT, UNIX, Guest Contributor, backup, PC, HP-UX, pager, diary
- Technical articles 2000-01-10
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