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thin client (lean client)
A thin client, sometimes called a lean client, is a low-cost, centrally-managed computer devoid of CD-ROM players, diskette drives, and expansion slots... (Continued) Definition
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Introducing Vista's Network Center
In Windows Vista Microsoft has made it a lot easier to quickly gather information about how a workstation is connected to a network through a new component called the Network Center. This expert tip will show you what the Network Center is and how it... Tip
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Can you help with an Active Directory authentication problem?
Can you help with an Active Directory authentication problem? Ask the Expert
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What is the best way to migrate Windows small business server files and users from one server to ano
What is the best way to migrate Windows small business server files and users from one server to another? Ask the Expert
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Guide to networking with Windows
This guide explains everything you need to know about networking with Windows. Learning Guide
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Troubleshooting a Windows-based network
We've all been taught at one time or another that on a Windows network, if at least one domain controller within each domain is functional, then the domain itself should be functional. Sadly, this idea hasn't been completely true since Windows NT wen... Tip
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Extending switched networks with virtual LANs - Chapter 3 of CCNA Self-Study: Interconnecting Cisco
Chapter 3 of "CCNA Self-Study" by Steve McQuerry explores how VLANs operate to provide more effective networks by controlling broadcasts in your network. To configure VLANs on a Catalyst switch, you must first configure VTP to administer VLANs. There... Chapter Download
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IP network design, part 4: LAN design
This final section of the IP network design series relates to the issues encountered with campus LAN design. The benefits of Ethernet switching over a traditional hub environment are first explained. The motivation behind the deployment of virtual LA... Tip
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Implementing software restriction policies
This tip explains how you can use software restriction policies to keep your workstations in pristine shape and cut down on help desk calls at the same time. Tip
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LAN connectivity problem: Blame DNS, NIC or firewall?
ITKnowledge Exchange member "BinooDas1234" had connectivity issues with a troublesome LAN, and fellow techies jumped in to help out. But does the answer lie in the DNS configuration, the NIC drivers or elsewhere? Here is a portion of the conversation... Tip
Network Management Strategies for the CIO