Posts Tagged ‘IP Address’

Microsoft Offers TCP/IP Fundamentals for Windows

Posted by Jason in Computer, Windows Vista, Windows XP on June 2nd, 2008

/IP, an acronym for Transmission Control / , is a suite of protocols supported by with the family of platforms. Essentially, through its components, /IP is used for communications on both private networks and on the . As far as the world wide is concerned, the most common aspects of /IP are IPv4 ( version 4) and IPv6. The Redmond company is offering extensive on /IP as it is supported in Vista, Server 2008, Server 2003 and . /IP Fundamentals for is available for download.

“This online book is a structured, introductory approach to the basic concepts and principles of the Transmission Control / (/IP) suite, how the most important protocols function, and their basic in the Vista, Server 2008, XP, and Server 2003 families of operating systems,” revealed Keith Combs, IT Pro Evangelist, citing an excerpt of the ’s description. (more…)

How to block unwanted sites on your PC?

Posted by Jason in Computer on May 10th, 2008

There are hundreds if not thousands of software programs that are available to block unwanted sites on your . some straightforward commands and a text editing program like ( on every since windows3.1) and you not simply stop someone one(kids, husbands, brother in-laws) from visiting sites that might put at risk, or expose them to thing you don’t want them to know about.

1. Know the list of sites you want to block make sure your has an .

2. Standard look of Window Open a window (), and type in (more…)

Home Computer Networking Tips

Posted by Jason in Computer on May 4th, 2008

The first thing that you will have to make a decision on while planning out your home is will your will be wired or . The notion in each case will stay put the same where in all your computers will join up to a central router, which will talk the connections to your from side to side a cable or a modem.

It is a frequent fact the home provides much more expediency than wired networks. They do not necessitate cabling and permit users to move from one room to another with freedom. But wired networks are more secure and dependable and if you can use again the existing phone lines or the electrical wiring, then the cost of installing new cables are reduced radically. (more…)

Howto Sync Wireless iPhone with Amarok

Posted by Jason in Linux, Mac on April 23rd, 2008

The following allows you to wirelessly sync an with in 7.10, including adding, editing and playing songs and playlists.

Note :- it requires a jailbroken .

Step1 :- Set up the

On your :

Click Settings → General and set -lock to Never. This will ensure the keeps the open.

Click Settings → and select your . Click the Static button and change the to something outside the dynamically assigned range of your . For example, if your router normally assigns 192.168.1.1 - 192.168.1.5, try 192.168.1.10. This will ensure your is always contactable at the same address for syncing. (more…)

Windows logs off automatically while login

Posted by Jason in Computer, Windows Vista, Windows XP on March 22nd, 2008

We have been receiving mails from several readers that they are not able to to . As soon as they , the show applying your settings, saving your settings and logs off without logging in. This situation is really very troublesome and gets onto the nerves of a person who needs his badly for some important work.

The main reasons behind this problem is a corruption in the key which holds the value of the files which are executed while to . This key can get either replaced with some incorrect value or it might get corrupt due to some virus / trojan activity. Lets see how to fix this issue.

We need to remotely access the infected from another on same . Then we need to correct the key for userinit under . (more…)

How to Surf the Web Anonymously

Posted by Jason in Firefox, Internet on January 9th, 2008

If you wish to conceal your identity in real life, you need only to shove a paper bag over your head and alter your voice. Voilà, instant anonymity! But it’s not as easy to lurk in the shadows online a savvy surfer can dig up all kinds of information about you, from your name and address to your social number. And it doesn’t take a sophisticated stalker to track you down; chances are, you’ve left behind a trail even a first year Boy Scout could follow.

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Renew and Release IP Addresses

Posted by Jason in Computer, Windows XP on December 30th, 2007

You can use the -line tool IPCONFIG to get information such as your and to perform other tasks for troubleshooting issues.

However, if you prefer a graphical user interface over lines, you can download a GUI tool that will run on Windows XP and 2000. The tool that’s installed is Wntipcfg.exe.

The tool identifies your , subnet mask, and default for each of your interfaces, including the interface for your network adapter, your dial-up networking interface, and your PPTP interface. It allows you to click a button to , , all, or all when configuring an . (more…)