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Don't Forget DHCP

When it comes to managing IP addresses, few of us would forget to track the IPs we assign manually to our WAN interfaces, servers, switches, and etc. However, once we decide to assign a DHCP scope to a subnet we tend to "set it and forget it". In many cases, this is a big mistake.

| Tip | Network access control | 10/22/09 at 10:17 am |


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File Sharing not Safe for Pirates or Casual Users

A recent "Which? Computing" (magazine) investigation reportedly found that hundreds of innocent people are being accused of software piracy crime, despite the fact that many have never used file sharing services. (Source: bbc.co.uk)

| How-to | Security | 11/10/08 at 5:31 pm |


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Google cuts time it retains IP address logs to 9 months

In response to regulators' concerns, Google will halve the length of time it holds data linking surfers' IP addresses to their Web searches, the company said in a blog posting late on Monday.

| News | Government | Internet | 09/09/08 at 8:53 am |


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Windows Tip: Resolving IP address conflicts

A basic but often hard to troubleshoot issue that can arise on a TCP/IP network is an IP address conflict. This occurs when two computers on a network are assigned the same IP address, and this situation can arise in three different ways. Clear thinking and sharp eyesight can help your troubleshoot various situations.

| How-to | Operating systems | Windows | 09/15/06 at 2:53 pm |


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