Month: July 2010

Get To Know About Microsoft MCTS Certification

Get To Know About Microsoft MCTS Certification Big companies of the IT industry have these days started coming up with various kinds of certification examination for students and other budding professionals. These certifications are aimed at providing the necessary qualifications to people, with adequate preparation and skill development, so that they are capable of holding […]

How To Install Windows 7 From Usb? Microsoft Launches A New Utility

How To Install Windows 7 From Usb? Microsoft Launches A New Utility Windows installation, in case of DVD Drive Failure, has always been a big issue. I remember when my DVD Drive stopped working once and my laptop window was corrupted by some virus attack. It took me about 3 days on searching on the […]

Why Wd Caviar Black Is Best

Why Wd Caviar Black Is Best Western Digital Corporation is well known for its products. They are known for the quality of their products, for the strength and for the consistency of their products. People buy western digital products just by their name and when it comes to hard drives western digital is a company […]

Using IPv6 in Windows Server 2008

Using IPv6 in Windows Server 2008 IPv6 Addresses problems in IPv4 * Automatic Address Configuration – Stateful hosts use DHCPv6. Stateless hosts configure themselves. * Header Size – Non-essential and optional fields are found in extension headers. * Routing Table Size – Designed to be more efficient. * Network Level Security – IPSec is now […]

Database Availability Group Compression & Encryption

Database Availability Group Compression & Encryption Microsoft Exchange Server 2010’s database availability groups (DAGs) support encryption and compression of the email data they pass around as part of the seeding and replication process. How do these capabilities work? The short answer is, “It’s a Windows thing.” Windows has long included a set of base classes […]

Internet Explorer 8 Comes On Strong in May

Internet Explorer 8 Comes On Strong in May On Tuesday, NetApplications released its May 2010 browser usage share report, and some interesting statistics emerge: Though usage of all versions of Microsoft’s Internet Explorer (IE) web browser remained flat, month over month, the very latest version—IE 8—grew at a higher rate than any of its competitors, […]

Remotely Connect to USB Devices

Remotely Connect to USB Devices Have you ever had a need to share files or a device with another computer that’s in another city, state, or country? In the case of files, you probably used an FTP, either one of the free solutions (such as FileFlyer) or over your own domain Microsoft MCTS Training. But […]

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