- remote network monitoring: a doorway to professional network services
Provaltech offering 24x7x365 remote it infrastructure management, remote it support, network monitoring, remote network monitoring services, exchange server support and it is NOC-based 24x7, automated, management capabilities that can be delivered anywhere, around the world. We have standardized processes, integrated architectures, and delivered significant cost savings in multiple project-based enterprise IT client relationships. Our domain expertise spans a diverse set of systems and technologies that comprise enterprise IT infrastructures of organizations.
- Changing Your MAC Address In Windows Vista
For those of you who do not know what a MAC address is, it is the burned in address that every networking piece of equipment has that is unique. No two pieces of equipment should every have the same MAC address. There are many reasons someone might want to change the MAC address of the network card or wireless card. Maybe they are trying to connect to someone's wireless network that only allows certain MAC addresses. You can also change your MAC address to test your own security settings, and even DHCP settings. So there are many reasons why you might want to change your MAC address.
- 5 S's to Enterprise Network Hardware
There are several large network hardware vendors out there, and it can often be confusing to decide which brand to buy. Do you want a Cisco router, a Juniper router, or a Nortel router? What brand network switch or sever should your company purchase? Each specific company provides a huge amount of detail/advertising on why you should pick their solution. I decided to congeal some of these product details and provide an overall list of features that your company should be looking for in their enterprise networking hardware.
- A History of Voip
The use of Voip (voice over IP) is increasing rapidly year on year. It is predicted that by the end of 2009 there will be 256 million users of VOIP around the world. The advantages of VOIP in terms of scale, cost and easy of use are now commonly agreed upon. But where did VOIP begin? Who invented VOIP?
- Virgin Broadband set to soar to 200Mbps
In recent years Virgin Media’s adoption of NTL and Telewest has resulted in many of their customers getting a much improved service from adding the Virgin On Demand service to XL customers for free providing them with a wealth of programmes which they can watch at the drop of a hat to cheaper phone calls and call plans that rival some of the best mobile phone contracts.
- ip version 6
Internet Protocol version 6 (IPv6) is the next-generation Internet Layer protocol for packet-switched internetworks and the Internet. IPv4 is currently[update] the dominant Internet Protocol version, and was the first to receive widespread use. In December 1998, the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) designated IPv6 as the successor to version 4 by the publication of a Standards Track specification, RFC 2460.
- The Complete Beginner's Guide to Understanding Networks
Today’s lesson is on networks. Before you roll your eyes and go flipping around for the crossword puzzle, understand that I’m going to make this super easy. Let’s get going.
- Software development is not a single handed process
Some of my ITance friends expressed their fear regarding to the impact of the recent economical recessions over Indian economy and particularly outsourcing industry. They have view of negative impacts but I posses some converse view as I believe that a recession is actually a great time to start a new venture. Take advantage of the lack of froth now, when talent is available, resources are cheap, and you can hear yourself. In fact whenever there's a downturn people outsource more, not less. Organizations want to take costs out wherever they can.
- Web hosting Price or quality, which one you consider more when choosing a web hosting?
- NYC Network Support & Design Targets Web 2.0 Workers
As some 70 million members of Generation Y—those born between 1980 and 1995--enter the workforce amid an impending recession, small businesses are scrambling to figure out how to harness Gen-Y’s familiarity and ease with Web 2.0 technologies while trimming their budgets at the same time. By designing and managing an office computer network that makes allowances for how these tech-savvy workers operate, small businesses can maximize productivity and decrease turnover.