1. finger print/re3tina
2 LEAP
3 unwanted advertyising on your comnputer
4 malware
5 worm
6 social engineering
7 kensington lock
8 off site back ups
9 SFTP
10 DDos
11 passwords policy, limit of 10 password history
12 hide your SSID
13 updates
14 patches
15 WEP128 uses higher encryption and is more sercure
16 to complete destrom the hdd, smash the HDD platters
17 system restore point
18 delete it/ report spam and itsphishing
19 physical ... Read More
answers to questions
Posted On 06 Jul 2010 By George Lee. Under: Uncategorized.
1. finger print/re3tina
2 LEAP
3 unwanted advertyising on your comnputer
4 malware
5 worm
6 social engineering
7 kensington lock
8 off site back ups
9 SFTP
10 DDos
11 passwords policy, limit of 10 password history
12 hide your SSID
13 updates
14 patches
15 WEP128 uses higher encryption and is more sercure
16 to complete destrom the hdd, smash the HDD platters
17 system restore point
18 delete it/ report spam and itsphishing
19 physical ... Read More
tcp/ip models
Posted On 18 May 2010 By George Lee. Under: Uncategorized.
Application Protocols
Application layer protocols provide network services to user applications such as web browsers and e-mail programs. Explore some of the more common Internet protocols in Figure 2, the Application layer, to learn more about the protocols that operate in this layer.
Transport Protocols
Transport layer protocols provide end-to-end management of the data. One of the functions of these protocols is to ... Read More
peer to peer compared to client server
Posted On 12 May 2010 By George Lee. Under: Uncategorized.
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Posted On 28 Apr 2010 By George Lee. Under: Uncategorized.
subnet mask=0 or 255
networks can range from 0-255 only
there are always four numbers
10.0.0.0-class a
172.16.0.0-class b
192.168.1.0-class
each ip adress is unique on the network 'families' of computers share a common network address e.g. with a subnet mask of 255.255.0.0 addresses would look like 10.25.78.35, 10.25.75.34 ... Read More
bandwidth for idiots!!!
Posted On 27 Apr 2010 By George Lee. Under: Uncategorized.
Bandwidth is the amount of data that can be transmitted within a fixed time period. When data is sent over a computer network, it is broken up into small chunks ... Read More
Posted On 23 Mar 2010 By George Lee. Under: Uncategorized.
scanner type
description
use
hand held scanner
used in supermarkets to scan barcodes
flat scanner
scan books or photographs
drum scanner
used in commercial operations
all-in-one scanner
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interface speed
Posted On 23 Mar 2010 By George Lee. Under: Uncategorized.
Interface
Speed
Notes
Ethernet
10/100/1000 mbps
network connection
USB(1.1,2.0,3.0)
1.1=12mbps, 2.0=480 mbps 3.0=5 gbps
Firewire
a:400 mbps b:800 mbps
1394
Bluetooth(1.1/2.0)
1.1=721 kbps, 2.0=3 mbps
Parallel
115.2kbps
Serial
28.9kbps
Wi-Fi (a/b/g/n) 802.11
a:54mbpsw b:11mbps g:54mbps n:540mbps
network connection
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Posted On 16 Mar 2010 By George Lee. Under: Uncategorized.
this image shows you how to succesfully install a printer, all you need is a printer, the printer cables, and if you dont have the driver then you will need to download it but you will find out more about that later
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types of printers
Posted On 09 Mar 2010 By George Lee. Under: Uncategorized.
laser printer- a laser printer are the newest types of printers and they include the latest technology, they use toners to transfer the writing and images onto the paper. the laser printers can print up to 6-200 pages per minute (ppm) whereas a normal inkjet printer only prints up to 2-8 pages per minute. the bad thing about a laser ... Read More
chapter 6 summary
Posted On 10 Feb 2010 By George Lee. Under: Uncategorized.
P[DAschapter 6 is about laptop evolution, smart-phones and PDAs
In chapter six it shows you how laptops have changed over 30 years and it tells you about the laptops from 1979, 1981, 1983, 1988, 1991 and 2006. it says how much the first laptops cost and how heavy they were and all the main features about them.
this chapter is also about smartphones and ... Read More
