More gTLDs will be available soon for Corporations, Cities and other big entities. The new gTLDs could include names such as .google or .microsoft.
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More gTLDs will be available soon for Corporations, Cities and other big entities. The new gTLDs could include names such as .google or .microsoft.
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You have problems on your network? Network is slow or it doesn’t work? Follow this Network troubleshooting Guide to find where the bottleneck is.
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As a Windows System Administrator, when I compress files in Windows, I don’t always use the same method, because the scenarios are different. Here are a three compression methods and a batch script to automatically compress folders individually.
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Slow Data Transfer is not Always caused by the Network Slow data transfers are sometimes caused by a slow computer. Determine if the computer is the reason by comparing the transfer speed with a different computer connected on the same switch port. If the speed is the same, the problem is your network. If you [...]
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When only one computer on your network is slow it is easier to troubleshoot because the problem is isolated.
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Troubleshoot a Slow Computer Network Your Computer is Slow and Not the Network.
How do we know the server is slow and the problem is not elsewhere?
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If the entire network or a part of the network is slow, it could mean you have a faulty switch or a you network is wrongly configured. Here are some hints about possible faults.
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If you are installing your own Computer Network and you want to run the cables yourself, you need information about the process and the planning. This is what this post intends.
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If you are crimping a lot of RJ45 patch-cords and you always forget the wire sequence, here is a Simple method to remember the wire sequence and colors. I always use the same standard and by doing so I don’t have to check all the times what particular standard i used on a specific cable. [...]
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