Bit torrent protocol

Just testing to see, IF the embed code from url >>> http://www.slideshare.net/SridharBR/bit-torrent-protocol-report <<< works

Setup / configure LAN (p2p ~ M$-workgroups)

CHECK-LIST; – Setting up a local-area-network? – This little checklist is GOOD.

FROM-URL: http://forums.practicallynetworked.com/archive/index.php/t-166.html

– All PCs have TCP/IP installed.

– All PCs have Netbios over TCP/IP enabled.

– All PCs have the same workgroup.

– All PCs have a unique computer name.

– ALL PCs have network shares defined directly under c:.

– ALL NICS are on the same subnet (typically IP 192.168.0.* subnet 255.255.255.0).

– MS Client and file & printer sharing are checked on each NIC.

– All NICs have their node type = broadcast or Hydrid (check with Ipconfig /all).

– XP’s ICF firewall is permanently disabled.

– All 3rd party firewalls are disabled (until connection is working).

OpenDNS

Permalink OpenDNS on GRD.blog

VIDEO ~ Tech.Ed Hardware

ZDNet.com.au took a tour backstage to see the hardware needed to run a large conference. Read the story » VIDEO ~ Tech.Ed Hardware – blade, fibre, foxtel, hardware, server

Hype Cycles

This Blog has good ideas HypeCycles

AND; A link to GRD.net.au – TESTing some stuff –  and getting poor results (Getting back to basics for now) – The ‘incoming-links’, will now has at least ONE link incoming now. Statistics, Lies, and Damn-Lies. Something has to work sooner or later.

Python Gotchas

DESCRIPITION / EXPLAINATION: ( >> Gotchas <<) pythonconquerstheuniverse.wordpress.com by stephenferg

Note that a gotcha isn’t necessarily a problem in the language itself. Rather, it is a situation in which there is a mismatch between the programmer’s expections of how the language will work, and the way the language actually does work. Often, the source of a gotcha lies not in the language, but in the programmer. Part of what creates a programmer’s expectations is his own personal background.

c3 – Progress Update

[…]STARTED c3-Networking August 09 […]

Completed the  reading notes for the following 3 units. The practical is yet to be completed, as there is a fourth unit to be completed (maybe more)

#1: Install and manage network protocols (ICA-13 101B)

#2: Provide Network Systems Administration (ICA-13 032B)

#3: Configure and administer a network operating system (ICA-3 120B)

[…] ENDs August 2009 […]

3655B

Install software to network computers

3653F

Administer network peripherals

3653D

Determine and action network problem