CWNP - A Vendor-Independent Certification Path by Mohammed Alani
Planet3 Wireless is a creator and provider of IT training, courseware, and certification exams for wireless LAN technologies in the computer networking industry. Planet3 employs contract Subject Matter Experts (SMEs) from around the world to create and validate the content that is used to train... The CWNE® (Certified Wireless Networking Expert®) credential is the final step in the CWNP Program. ... Certified Wireless Network Trainers (CWNT®) are qualified instructors certified by the CWNP Program to deliver CWNP training courses to IT professionals.

To See the Network - Anasil Version 3 Released by Bartosz Lewandowicz
Anasil 3 - new functions: analysis of multi-component networks, network map, equipment inventory, remote management of computer resources. In its new incarnation, Anasil ceased to be a mere tool for network analysis, or, otherwise, a sniffer. The program features three main modules, which, on... Already at that time, despite its simplicity, the program was a very useful tool for the analysis of movement in single-component networks operating within Ethernet. ... Anasil's first version appeared in 1997.

The Brief History of Cisco Certifications by Natalie Aranda
Even young people can remember the old days when network administrators were more often associated for being the person sitting next to a computer system rather than for specific abilities of proficiency. In those early days, CCNA Certification or CCNA training were concepts totally ignored by... In fact during long time, many office managers just learned a few computer tricks to qualify as network administrator because a Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA) was only known as inter networking became more complex.

Cabling Your Home for Computer Network - Still a Requirement? by Dmitriy Abaimov
With proliferation of wireless networking and communication equipment it is oh-so-tempting to cut the cord and save a significant sum of money in the process. But is everything that a regular computer networking user needs can be done using just wireless network? ... As an added cost benefit of a wired computer network you will find that all modern computers ship with wired Ethernet network interface card included, and the latest models ship with 1000MBit/sec cards that are essentially free for the computer’s owner.

Introduction Of Computer by Lalit Bansal
Internet and Networks Computer network is a group of computers linked together, so that they can share information and resources. Internet is “network of networks”. It can also be described as information highway. It is the world’s largest network of computers. ... URL (Uniform Resource Locator): URL is an addressing system that is used by WWW as a standard system for specifying a particular site or file on web. ... Characteristics of clients software: An application program that performs computations locally is needed temporarily for remote access is invoked directly by a user...

New Daylight Saving Schedule Creates Problems For Time Sensitive Systems by Ralph Nelson Willett
If you have a business telephone system, voice mail, call accounting, security system or any other time sensitive systems, you must be aware of and make plans for the new Daylight Saving Time schedule. On August 8, 2005, President George W. Bush signed the Energy Policy Act of 2005. ... Be sure to speak with your telephone system dealers, you security system manager and you network administrator. ... Some examples of what this may mean to you is that if your telephone system automatically adjust the time, your main console could begin receiving calls before you are open or your auto...

Wireless Networking Cards - A Closer Look by Kevin Erickson
Ok, so you've read all the cool stuff and heard all the great things about going wireless and then it just hit you. However, that works you don't know or care but it hit you. That was it, the little voice in your head said, "do it" and that was that. ... Like most "typical" computers users, you love your computer and you've pretty good at surfing the net, using email and you've probably even gotten fairly proficient at using your favorite word processing program but when it comes to some of the more technical aspects of your computer or computing in general, you are probably about as close...

Computer Service Agreements: Looking Beyond the First Find by Joshua Feinberg
It seems that everyone is offering computer service agreements. Most IT consulting firms are capable of telling you what you need for your company, but not so many can actually combine expertise and hands-on training with invaluable diagnostic tools and speedy service all at prices your company... A Firm That Believes Fully In Its Claims Anyone in business is familiar with how frustrating it can be when a computer system fails; you don't want to choose any random consulting firm, and particularly those without professional-looking computer service agreements that show a sense of...

Here Comes the Daylight Savings Bug! by Scott Campanella
DST Bug --- ETA: Sunday, March 11, 2007 2:00 A.M. Back in 2005, President Bush signed an energy bill into law that will lengthen daylight-saving time by four weeks starting in 2007. Under the bill signed by President Bush, Americans in all 50 states except Arizona and Hawaii will move their... However, not everyone's computer is networked or routinely updated. ... For the average computer user, the effect will likely be a small inconvenience. ... This raises the possibility of of Y2K-like computer bugs and problems with electronic devices.

9 Steps to Protect Your MS Windows System from Viruses by Evgeny Kovalenko
Nowadays as the Internet and other networks are greatly developed computer viruses are distributed rapidly and intensively. Everyday several new viruses capable to damage considerably your computer system arise. Anti-virus specialists work hardly to make updates their software against new... Virus creators regularly find holes in new computer products to use them for infection of computer systems. ... Firewall is a software which blocks suspicious potentially dangerous connections to preventing viruses from network to penetrate into your system.