Physical and Logical Addresses A person’s name is typically a constant identifier, much like a MAC address in computer networking. A MAC address is a unique, hardware-based identifier assigned to a network interface card (NIC) and remains unchanged regardless of where the host is connected on the network. It serves as the host’s physical address,… Read more
Exchange migration without proper planning can be challenging. If you plan to cross the bridge when you come to it, you are probably digging your grave. Before you migrate Exchange On-Premise to Exchange Online, it is highly recommended that you review the best practices to ensure you get the desired results. Exchange On-Premise to Exchange
Exchange On-Premise to Exchange Online: EdbMails Review Read More »
Cloud computing and services involve storing and managing data on virtual servers. Most businesses have turned to cloud computing because of its high security, cost-effectiveness, and capacity to hold much data. Global statistics show that over 69% of businesses have adopted cloud computing technology. This results in the businesses running efficiently and having higher profit
5 Top benefits of cloud computing services for business Read More »
We have already discussed Frame Relay in the previous lessons. What is Frame Relay? Exclusive Introduction that it provides connection-oriented data link layer communication using a Frame Relay virtual circuit. Frame Relay Virtual Circuits (VCs) are a logical connection between two data terminal equipment (DTE) devices across a Frame Relay packet-switched network (PSN). The circuits
Frame Relay Virtual Circuits (VCs) – Exclusiv Explanation Read More »
Remember that we already discussed the introduction of the SLAAC and DHCPv6 in Router Advertisement (RA) messages. Now, we will briefly discuss both SLAAC and DHCPv6. Recall that the router sends a Router Advertisement (RA) message. The setting of the Router Advertisement (RA) message decides whether a client can obtain its IPv6 address information automatically
As we already discussed, what is a Next-Hop in the Network? The article is a routing term for the next neighboring router that a data packet can go through. The IPv6 route next-hop is along with a series of routers connected simultaneously in a network, and is the next possible destination for a data packet.