NAS refers to dedicated file storage that allows multiple users and heterogeneous client devices to access data from centralized disk capacity. Users on a local area network (LAN) access the shared storage via a standard Ethernet connection.
Read More
Network administration incorporates a wide array of operational tasks that help a network to run without any hassles. Without network administration, it would be challenging for even the smallest networks to maintain network operations.
Read More
QoS refers to a broad set of networking technologies and mechanisms designed to guarantee predictable levels of network performance. QoS is an acronym of Quality of Service.
Read More
NFS refers to a network abstraction over a file system that permits a remote client to access it over a network in the same manner to a local file system. This file access is entirely transparent to the client and works across a variety of server and host architectures.
Read More
SFTP and FTPS, both implement robust algorithms for encrypting data and files to offer a high level of protection for file transfers. While both are secure, SFTP has an edge over FTPS. Lets learn how.
Read More
Network Time Protocol (NTP) is a standard networking protocol for clock synchronization between computer systems over variable-latency data networks. It follows a client-server model whereby a client requests time from an NTP server, and subsequently, the server responds.
Read More
SFTP can refer to either SSH File Transfer Protocol or Simple File Transfer Protocol. Both have a relation with FTP and used for file transfer. While Simple FTP is kind of obsolete, SSH FTP is secure and most prevalent these days.
Read More
Ipconfig can be used to release and renew the IP address on windows. It is easy and can resolve most minor glitches and errors.
Read More
Every Linksys router has a default password to access the Linksys router setup page. Find out the list of Linksys passwords and how to reset them.
Read More
Token Ring is a communication protocol for local area networks (LANs) that connects devices using a star or ring topology. Once it was widely used on LANs but getting displaced by Ethernet.
Read More
CAPTCHA is an abbreviation for Completely Automated Public Turing test to distinguish between machine and humans input. It is a human response test to inform computers that a human being is communicating with them.
Read More
A bandwidth cap is a service provider-imposed limit on the amount of data transferred by a user account at a specified level of throughput over a given period.
Read More