Network Design
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Microsoft hit a home run with Windows Small Business Server. It’s becoming increasingly difficult to find small business servers not running the economically priced Windows operating system. The Windows Server 2003 platform provides stability, while the Exchange and SQL engines provide scalability. Wizards, meanwhile, simplify administration. When deploying Windows Small Business Server, or any small business network, most every implementation is optimized if you keep the following 10 elements in mind. 1. Servers aren’t always necessary AMI Research reports that of 68.5 million small businesses worldwide, more than 21 million have multiple PCs but no server. That figure can be found in Mic...
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Network Support Services for small and mid size companies & Training
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Computer Forensics
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Pratik Hazra
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Yes even i do agree with Viktor that computer forensics is a great one in Entrepreunership idea for networking, like every organization today has some type of a network security policy to protect or secure its systems, but when there is a...
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Viktor Stephen
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Computer Forensics
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QOS - Quality of Serivce
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Firewall - Security
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Hari Prasad K
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QoS is important; but relying on QoS for stopping today's threats is not practical. Today's threats demand better technologies and features like Deep packet inspection, heuristics, IDS / IPS, gateway antivirus s/w, etc All these features...
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Leena Pawar
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Safety is an outcome of quality....So improvement in quality means improvement in network safety...
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Ankit Teekariya
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Absolutely Firewall Because Whole network can protected by physical firewall device and other is software checkpoint another kind of firewall which protect us from maleware, trojan and unknown acess QOS and Firewall both are important , firewall...
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hi frds.. I have done BE with CCNA Cisco certified with 1 year exp, plz tell me any requirment in any wre in bangalore... madhu
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