19
Mar
FTP-Server On The LAN
FTP stands for “Communication Protocol” (File Transfer Protocol). A protocol is a language through which computers talk to each other. The FTP protocol allows you to freely transfer files and folders over a LAN or the Internet. In some cases, to gain access to files stored on your computer you may need permission to a... Read More
12
Feb
Topology Networks
Topology – is a way to physically connect computers in a LAN There are three basic topologies used in the construction of computer networks: Topology “Bus” Topology “Ring” Topology “Star” Topology “Bus” This topology uses a single transmission channel based on coaxial cable, called a “bus”. All network computers are attached directly to the bus.... Read More
13
Jan
Do I Need A Server?
Work in modern organizations is difficult to imagine without a server. Without it, data is disjointed, is stored on different computers and even when using network, is quite difficult to pull together when needed for the job. And so what about a situation when database is in daily use? You could never do this without... Read More
04
Dec
Virtualization: 5 Tips To Maximize Results
The virtualization of desktops and servers is a tool that is here to stay. So much so that many IT managers view it as a business strategy as it offers significant benefits. With server virtualization underutilized, for example, you can consolidate new applications and bring down spending on hardware, energy, space and infrastructure, for example.... Read More
13
Oct
Windows Azure: Migration Scenarios For The Cloud
This week we begin a mini-series on the migration of applications to the Windows Azure platform. How about that? A recurring question in sessions about cloud computing is just about scenarios in existing on-premise and as we migrate to the cloud services. What can we migrate? Layers that we enjoy? What is the architecture more... Read More
