Counting isn’t my strong suit
Which of these processors would fit into a Socket 478? Pick two.
A wireless network requires the configuration of many different settings. In this video, you’ll learn about common wireless configurations and how to avoid problems with your wireless installations.
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One of the biggest ongoing challenges with wireless networks is managing the strength and availability of the wireless signal. In this video, you’ll learn of common wireless signal issues and ways that you can avoid signal problems on your wireless network.
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The popularity of voice over IP technologies has introduced many products and services to the market. In this video, you’ll learn about virtual PBX technology and how it can be used to build a flexible voice solution.
If you’re planning a virtual environment, you’ll have many available options. In this video, you’ll learn about onsite vs. offsite virtualization and the advantages and disadvantages of each.
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The move to cloud-based environments has also included the virtualization of the network into the cloud. In this video, you’ll learn about the advantages and disadvantages of using the Network as a Service (NaaS).
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The move from a physical server to a virtual server also includes the migration from a physical network to a virtual one. In this video, you’ll learn about virtual switches and how they can be used to optimize and control a virtual environment.
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Virtualization technology has become a staple of every network. In this video, you’ll learn about virtualization technology and how it can be used to virtualization desktops and servers.
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Every page you print from the central networked laser printer has a single black line that extends from the top of the page to the very bottom. What is the most likely cause of this issue?
In this month’s Study Group: How to protect your privacy on public wireless networks, the reason we have both MAC addresses and IP addresses, the complexities of IPv6, Ethernet cabling standards, and the beauty of CIDR. Professor Messer’s Network+ Course Notes: Have you watched my CompTIA Network+ videos, but you’d like to have all
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