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- Does our Internet infrastructure need an upgrade?
- Do we need an upgrade?What would you do to improve the service and reach of the Internet in America?Personally, I would start doing more with QOS for time sensitive data types and work harder with telecom companies and other NGOs to get broadband rolled out even to rural areas. ...
- Discussion threads 2007-10-11
- Does our Internet infrastructure need an upgrade?
- According to a reporter from News.com, the answer is a definitive "yes." While we continually see bond projects for roads, water, sewer, and other infrastructure projects, the unseen Internet infrastructure is decaying as a result of the massive demands we have placed on it. The traditional Internet's architecture...
- Blog posts 2007-10-11
- Configure IT Quick: Develop an Internet infrastructure for online sales
- Discover what you need to make online sales effectiveI recently entered the online publishing business and created a second revenue stream for my consulting practice. I identified a need and built a product based on the knowledge I’ve gained as an IT consultant. Here’s the process—and a few time-savers—I used...
- Technical articles 2002-04-08
- The Perfect 10: The key characteristics to look for in an Internet infrastructure provider
- As your clients put more of their business processes online and become more dependent on an open network with inherent security and quality of service risks, a new frontier of opportunities is opening for system integrators. By working with the right infrastructure partner, you can deliver higher-margin services as opposed...
- Webcasts 2008-06-03
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- United Nations targets U.S. role in Internet
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- Technical articles 2004-03-24
- How to audit your Internet security policy
- The Internet is a business requirement for many organizations—but an Internet connection is a constant vulnerability. Rick Vanover offers several pointers that will help you establish and maintain a good Internet security strategy.The Internet has allowed businesses to communicate in new and strategic ways with various types of people and...
- Technical articles 2001-04-18
- Get IT Done: Print anywhere on the Web with Windows 2000 Internet Printing
- Set up Windows 2000 to allow users to print on any printer connected to the InternetWindows 2000 provides many new features, such as Active Directory, that Windows 9x/NT 4.0 users could only dream of. Not as well publicized are the improvements in the way you do mundane tasks such as...
- Technical articles 2001-04-18
- Has the Internet come of age?
- The Internet has been around for many years, but only recently has it become widely popular. Contrary to some commentators, Brien Posey explains why he believes that the Internet is still in its infancy and offers a glimpse of what is to come.Although the Internet has been around for a...
- Technical articles 2000-03-13
- Installing the GroupWise Internet Agent
- With the advent of GroupWise 5.5, you can run the Internet Mail component of GroupWise on NetWare or Windows NT. Ron Nutter illustrates how to install the Internet gateway on a NetWare server with a full-time connection to the Internet.Originally designed as a way for universities and government agencies to...
- Technical articles 2000-03-21
- Understanding Internet connection sharing
- Windows 2000 and 98SE can connect multiple clients to the Internet using only one IP address. In this Daily Feature, Debra Shinder explains how, and why, Internet connection sharing works.The original purpose of networking computers together was to share hardware peripherals, such as printers, and resources, such as data files...
- Technical articles 2001-04-02
- Internet advertising and Internet security: Can they coexist, or is a showdown inevitable?
- Like it or not, advertising is part of the Internet food chain and a huge source of revenue for Internet companies. But many conflicts between Internet advertising and Internet security already exist, and scams, malware, and click fraud continue to erode users' trust. When it comes to Internet advertising and...
- Technical articles 2006-08-04
- Understand the potential ramifications of a two-tiered Internet
- Over the past few months, a debate has been raging over the concept of "network neutrality" and the possible creation of a "two-tiered Internet," in which telecoms would start charging companies to access customers over the telecoms' networks. What would such a system mean for you? Jonathan Yarden weighs in...
- Technical articles 2006-03-03
- Router Configuration 101: Connecting the router to the Internet
- This three-part series reviews the basics of setting up a Cisco router. Part 1 discussed how to boot up your new Cisco router, and part 2 explained how to apply IP addresses to interfaces and enable them for use. Now, learn how to connect the router to the Internet using...
- Technical articles 2005-03-17
- Changing Default Internet Security Settings
- I want to change the default internet security settings for restricted sites from high to medium level on windows server 2003 . I have also uninstall Internet Explorer Enhanced Security Configuration tool both for administrator and domain users but still i cannot change the settings for this zone. Tell me...
- Discussion threads 2008-05-29
- internet explorer outgoing script error
- what is the reason for receiving an "internet explorer script error [Line: 15868]; CHAR: 13; ERROR: denied; CODE: 0, when sending an email via outlook express 6?Re: script error...Script errors in IE6 and 7. SYMPTOMSA Web page may not display or work correctly, and you may receive an error message...
- Discussion threads 2008-09-07
- Internet explorer issue
- Hi,I am not able to open internet explorer in windows xp sp2 system.I did the following things1. Repaired the os (While repaireing IE8 beta2 is installed)2. Reinstalled IE7. It has shown that installation has completed.3. When ever i am trying to open IE nothing is happening. 4. Expanded inetcpl.cpl from...
- Discussion threads 2008-09-19
- Both Internet Explorer and Firefox Need To Be Held to a Higher Standard
- David Berlind over at ZDNet recently responded to George Ou's piece on the possibility of media bias regarding coverage of Internet Explorer and Firefox.Let us apply my patented Logic Analysis System on the concept of holding companies to different standards for the same type of product, using some of Mr....
- Blog posts 2006-04-17
- Profiles without Internet Access
- All of our employees have user IDs that have roaming profiles. They can log in on all machines (all running Windows 2000 Professional SP4) and expect to gain access to Internet Explorer (version 6.1) and internet through Microsoft Outlook (version 2000). The domain server is running Windows 2000...
- Q&A 2004-11-10
- Disable Internet access on a Windows PC
- Disable Internet access on a Windows PCarticle roottwo extremes are all you needThere are really only two answers you need.1. Block both outgoing and incoming traffic for the client computer at the firewall. If it's networked, there should be an external firewall system, and you can block individual...
- Discussion threads 2004-12-16
- XP Pro Won't Share Internet Connection
- Running XP Pro SP2. One NIC for ISP input from cable modem using pref & secondary dns servers. Can connect to ISP ok. Second NIC for home network, but other computers can not see the "sharing" computer or get to the internet. I have tried different NIC's, uninstalled and reinstalled...
- Q&A 2005-01-11
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