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Thursday, August 28, 2008

How Dave Does It: Troubleshooting Communication Problems with PING

Wouldn't it be great if everyone that supported messaging didn't have to worry about the underlying infrastructure? "If you can't PING it, it isn't my problem."The PING utility sends out a communication packet. The communication packet is called an Internet Control Message Protocol (ICMP) Echo Request packet (echo request being the most notable portion of the name). These communication packets are special messages that are used to send network information between two devices, usually a workstation and a service provider like a server. When a machine...

Six Easy Steps to Telnet

Most PCs have the Telnet utility on them already. Each operating system seems to have a different "flavor" of telnet; some are GUI, and some are run through a DOS-type shell. I'm going to cover the GUI version, but almost everything I mention can be done in the DOS-type version as well. SMTP commands are standard and will work regardless of the utility you have. (Note: you can copy the Telnet application from one OS version to another and have it work most of the time, as long as, you are using the same OS vendor). To get started, all you...

Friday, August 22, 2008

How to Modify Windows Registry with VBS : Introduction

Introduction Editor's Note: Tom's Hardware is pretty heavily oriented toward, well, hardware. However, we thought you'd appreciate this valuable little voyage into Windows Visual Basic scripting (VBScript) and Windows Registry modification. Starting with this article, when we see something you might find interesting, whatever it may be, we'll let you know about it. Take it away Mr. Thomas. I'm a sort of evangelist for VBScript. One of my goals here is to lure you into using this...

Saturday, August 9, 2008

Ten Personal Solutions global warming

Individual choices can have an impact on global climate change. Reducing your family's heat-trapping emissions does not mean forgoing modern conveniences; it means making smart choices and using energy-efficient products, which may require an additional investment up front, but often pay you back in energy savings within a couple of years. Since Americans' per capita emissions of heat-trapping gases is 5.6 tons—more than double the amount of western Europeans—we can all make choices that will greatly...
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