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ttopp
ttopp
1 week ago
How to punish WiFi thief?

I have home WiFi that includes open WiFi because my kid's friends are always coming over. This lets them get online to play games and...

Tags: open WiFi, security, wifi |
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OLIVERTWIST75
OLIVERTWIST75
2 weeks ago
Youtube isn't loading correctly

I been having problems with using youtube lately, everytime I try loading up a video to watch there is a messege saying to install adobe...

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4 weeks ago
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dthomas
dthomas
5 weeks ago
How to see WiFi passwords on an Android phone?

I have a friend who can't remember her WiFi password and didn't write it down anywhere. I have it stored on my Android phone (Galaxy S2...

Tags: andorid, password, password recovery, wifi |
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MichaelJackal
MichaelJackal
7 weeks ago
Migration from one Exchange to another

I want a method through which I can migrate the mailboxes from the Live Exchnage 2007 to Exchange Server 2013. Please suggest me the...

Tags: Exchange 2013 |
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SilverHawk
SilverHawk
7 weeks ago
How to choose VPN protocol?

How do you pick which VPN protocol to use? We are a small business, so I'm trying to balance making it easy while still having decent...

Tags: security, vpn, VPN protocol |
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stylor
stylor
8 weeks ago
What are the benefits of virtual networking?

VMWare is using technology from one of it's recent acquisitions to add virtual networking into its existing products. I don't really...

Tags: virtual network, VMWare |
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bcastle
bcastle
9 weeks ago
Is the Cisco Aironet 3500 really worth 10x the cost of other Wifi routers?

My IT guy is requesting that we purchase a Cisco Aironet 3500. Last year when I upgraded my home wifi router to a 802.11N device, it was...

Tags: Cisco, wifi |
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ernard
ernard
11 weeks ago
What's the difference between 802.11g and 802.11n?

I have a pretty old wireless router for my home network that's a 802.11g standard. Would it be worthwhile to replace it with a new 802....

Tags: 802.11g, 802.11n, wireless network |
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adam712
adam712
14 weeks ago
BOOTP does not conatin an expicit field for returning the time of day from the server to the client.

why is this not a...

Tags: BOOTP, required field, RFC 951, time of day |
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