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Speed Subnetting, Part 3

WARNING: You must master subnetting using our course or some other trusted materials before you start using these shortcut approaches. It is a common issue for Cisco candidates to move directly to subnetting shortcuts for the exams without fully understanding exactly how subnetting functions. ICND1 (CCENT) Question 3: Your co-worker has decided upon use of …

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Speed Subnetting, Part 2

WARNING: You must master subnetting using our course or some other trusted materials before you start using these shortcut approaches. It is a common issue for Cisco candidates to move directly to subnetting shortcuts for the exams without fully understanding exactly how subnetting functions. ICND1 (CCENT) Question 2: You have run the ipconfig command and …

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Windows cheat commands

Console commands   lusrmgr.msc Users and Groups consolde ntmsmgr.msc Removable storage console perfmon.msc Performance monitor console rsop.msc Resultant set of group policies and registry settings secpol.msc Local security settings and User rights assignment console services.msc Services management console wmimgmt.msc Windows management instrumentation console   Run commands for Control Panel Programs   access.cpl Accessibility options window …

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How to configure a wireless network with Windows XP

  Summary You can quickly setup a wireless network using the wireless configuration feature in Windows XP. Each computer you want part of a wireless network will need a wireless network card installed. Some computer and hardware manufactures come with their own utility to configure the wireless network that replaces the Wireless Zero Configuration (WZC) …

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Adding a TCP/IP Route to Windows 7

Adding A Route   Browse to C:WindowsSystem32 Right-click on cmd.exe and choose “Run as Administrator” Add “route –p add “destination IP/Subnet” mask “subnet mask” “gateway IP” (route –p add 4.2.2.2 mask 255.255.255.255 192.168.1.1) The –P makes it permanent. Without it, after rebooting, the route will be deleted. The 255.255.255.255 subnet mask means all other routes …

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