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Comments (0) Posted on Wednesday, July 9th, 2008
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Let’s test your knowledge of hexadecimal conversions, router defaults, IPv6, and more with these Cisco certification exam practice questions!
CCENT Certification:
Short answer: What is the decimal equivalent of the hex value Fa8?
Answer: We have 15 (”F”) units of 256, 10 (”a”) units of 16, and 8 units of 1.
3840 + 160 + 8 = 4008
CCNA Certification:
What is the default encapsulation type of a Cisco Serial interface?
A. HDLC
B. PPP
C. ISDN
D. Frame Relay
E. ATM
F. There is no default encap type - when you open a Cisco router’s Serial interface, there is no encapsulation present.
Comments (0) Posted on Friday, June 13th, 2008
When faced with performance hindering registry issues, there isn’t a whole lot of options to choose from…
A: Ignore the problem and wait until the errors get so bad that the computer becomes completely unstable.
B: Try to manually fix the registry errors through the “Registry Editor” by yourself — this option will likely end with further damage being caused to the registry.
C: Use a registry cleaner to automatically scan and repair all errors within your registry.
Comments (0) Posted on Sunday, June 1st, 2008
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Even though Internet Explorer 6 has already been replaced by version 7, you may have valid reasons for not upgrading to the latest version. The good news is that, if your computer is running into frequent instability problems which you suspect are being caused by running IE 6, you can easily rectify the problem without unnecessarily upgrading to IE 7.
The fix involves optimizing the Windows registry. The registry is Windows’ master database where all of the information about all of the hardware, software, users, system security, operating system, and networking are stored.
Comments (0) Posted on Sunday, May 25th, 2008
DVD duplication lets you make high quality backup of your favorite DVD movies using your own DVD burner. You can backup your entire DVD movie - including menus, trailers and special features to a single DVD disc. DVD duplication refers to burned DVD’s — like the DVD burner that we’ve all seen on personal computers. Burned DVD’s have playability issues in some older DVD players. DVD-R can be screen-printed, labeled and creatively packaged.
DVD Duplication is the copying of data from your master DVD onto recordable DVD’s. Commonly referred to as backup or burning. While DVD’s are extremely versatile mediums, it is important to note that a DVD-R holds up to 25 times more data than a CD-R.
Comments (0) Posted on Sunday, May 4th, 2008
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If you are about to buy your first computer, or if you are thinking about what to add to your current system, what extras should you buy? There are a few basics that will make it much easier for you and your family to use the computer and also to get the most out of the Internet. Luckily, most of these extras are either free or won’t cost you too much money.
1. Printer: You need this to make copies of documents from your computer files or from the Internet. Printers start at around $30.
Comments (0) Posted on Friday, April 25th, 2008
In this Computer age, where everything is being computerized, computers have become an absolute necessity days. Used, recycled or refurbished computers offer a user a viable option to own a computer at an affordable price.
Currently about eight per cent of the world’s computers have had a prior owner, but this figure is rapidly increasing. For every two new PCs shipping this year, one used model will be resold. It is interesting to note that only one in six PCs dedicated for reuse ends up on a desk in a developing market.
Comments (0) Posted on Tuesday, April 22nd, 2008
Microsoft Vista certification is on the way, and Microsoft recently announced the first Vista exams. In keeping with trends in certification, these particular exams are designed for different job roles. These exams are scheduled to be released in “early 2007″, according to Microsoft’s website:
MCITP - Microsoft Certified IT Professional - “Consumer Support Technician” and “Enterprise Support Technician” certifications
MCTS - Microsoft Certified Technology Specialist - “Windows Vista, Configuration”
Unfortunately, there are no blueprints or details available right now detailing the differences between the Consumer Support and Enterprise Support certifications.
Comments (0) Posted on Tuesday, April 15th, 2008
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With, what seems like every other Xbox breaking down there is a huge demand for Xbox 360 repair. Why not cash in on the opportunity? After you repair your first one you will discover that they are pretty easy to repair. Not much different than your computer.
Microsoft charges $140 for a repair and it takes forever. I bet your friends will gladly pay you to fix there game console and get it back in half the time it would take them to send it in.
Comments (0) Posted on Monday, April 14th, 2008
The entire life cycle of a document or multimedia file needs to be managed. This includes tasks such as storage, tracking of changes, archiving and clean up. Content management systems can do all this and also offer:
• Collaboration during content creation: This is often an extremely critical feature because there is plenty of scope for chaos during collaborative content development. It is useful to have a system that facilitates and simplifies the process by ensuring correct versioning and providing alerts to developers when content is changed.
Comments (0) Posted on Sunday, April 6th, 2008
Let’s test your knowledge of hexadecimal conversions, router defaults, IPv6, and more with these Cisco certification exam practice questions!
CCENT Certification:
Short answer: What is the decimal equivalent of the hex value Fa8?
Answer: We have 15 (”F”) units of 256, 10 (”a”) units of 16, and 8 units of 1.
3840 + 160 + 8 = 4008
CCNA Certification:
What is the default encapsulation type of a Cisco Serial interface?
A. HDLC
B. PPP
C. ISDN
D. Frame Relay
E. ATM
F. There is no default encap type - when you open a Cisco router’s Serial interface, there is no encapsulation present.
When faced with performance hindering registry issues, there isn’t a whole lot of options to choose from…
A: Ignore the problem and wait until the errors get so bad that the computer becomes completely unstable.
B: Try to manually fix the registry errors through the “Registry Editor” by yourself — this option will likely end with further damage being caused to the registry.
C: Use a registry cleaner to automatically scan and repair all errors within your registry.
Even though Internet Explorer 6 has already been replaced by version 7, you may have valid reasons for not upgrading to the latest version. The good news is that, if your computer is running into frequent instability problems which you suspect are being caused by running IE 6, you can easily rectify the problem without unnecessarily upgrading to IE 7.
The fix involves optimizing the Windows registry. The registry is Windows’ master database where all of the information about all of the hardware, software, users, system security, operating system, and networking are stored.
DVD duplication lets you make high quality backup of your favorite DVD movies using your own DVD burner. You can backup your entire DVD movie - including menus, trailers and special features to a single DVD disc. DVD duplication refers to burned DVD’s — like the DVD burner that we’ve all seen on personal computers. Burned DVD’s have playability issues in some older DVD players. DVD-R can be screen-printed, labeled and creatively packaged.
DVD Duplication is the copying of data from your master DVD onto recordable DVD’s. Commonly referred to as backup or burning. While DVD’s are extremely versatile mediums, it is important to note that a DVD-R holds up to 25 times more data than a CD-R.
If you are about to buy your first computer, or if you are thinking about what to add to your current system, what extras should you buy? There are a few basics that will make it much easier for you and your family to use the computer and also to get the most out of the Internet. Luckily, most of these extras are either free or won’t cost you too much money.
1. Printer: You need this to make copies of documents from your computer files or from the Internet. Printers start at around $30.
In this Computer age, where everything is being computerized, computers have become an absolute necessity days. Used, recycled or refurbished computers offer a user a viable option to own a computer at an affordable price.
Currently about eight per cent of the world’s computers have had a prior owner, but this figure is rapidly increasing. For every two new PCs shipping this year, one used model will be resold. It is interesting to note that only one in six PCs dedicated for reuse ends up on a desk in a developing market.
Microsoft Vista certification is on the way, and Microsoft recently announced the first Vista exams. In keeping with trends in certification, these particular exams are designed for different job roles. These exams are scheduled to be released in “early 2007″, according to Microsoft’s website:
MCITP - Microsoft Certified IT Professional - “Consumer Support Technician” and “Enterprise Support Technician” certifications
MCTS - Microsoft Certified Technology Specialist - “Windows Vista, Configuration”
Unfortunately, there are no blueprints or details available right now detailing the differences between the Consumer Support and Enterprise Support certifications.
With, what seems like every other Xbox breaking down there is a huge demand for Xbox 360 repair. Why not cash in on the opportunity? After you repair your first one you will discover that they are pretty easy to repair. Not much different than your computer.
Microsoft charges $140 for a repair and it takes forever. I bet your friends will gladly pay you to fix there game console and get it back in half the time it would take them to send it in.
The entire life cycle of a document or multimedia file needs to be managed. This includes tasks such as storage, tracking of changes, archiving and clean up. Content management systems can do all this and also offer:
• Collaboration during content creation: This is often an extremely critical feature because there is plenty of scope for chaos during collaborative content development. It is useful to have a system that facilitates and simplifies the process by ensuring correct versioning and providing alerts to developers when content is changed.