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Define Radius Server By: Andrew Jackson
Radius, Remote Authentication Dial In User Service is a networking concept which is used to provide access to users to services which require logging in, generally with a username and password. This protocol uses servers to store information in the form of a list of user names or passwords. So, when a user wants to log onto for example, the internet, he enters his user name and password and submits them. The data is sent to the RADIUS server and checked against a list of existing users and their respective passwords. If the username and password entered by the user matches the one on the list, then the user is granted access to the internet.
Andrew Jackson writes on topics such as What is Radius , How Does Internet Authentication Service Work and Wireless Connection Security for The Tech FAQ.(read entire article)(posted on: 2008-07-05)
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Top Rated Dslr Cameras By: sanny
A digital single-lens reflex camera is a digital camera that uses an automatic mirror system and pentaprism or pentamirror to direct light from the lens through the viewfinder eyepiece.(read entire article)(posted on: 2008-07-04)
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What Is A Torrent File And How Does It Work? By: John Brown
A torrent file is the file that is transferred among users using the torrent technology. The file extension used by torrent files is .torrent. Torrent files, when added into a torrent application, can be distributed among numerous amounts of people without the need of any major hardware costs and server fees on a particular individual.
John Brown writes on topics such as Download Torrent Files , BitTorrent and Gnutella and Napster for The Tech FAQ.(read entire article)(posted on: 2008-07-04)
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Hyperterminal By: Nancy Carter
HyperTerminal is communications software used to connect to other computers over modems, RS-232 serial connections, or telnet. In order to use HyperTerminal, the user will have to know details about the computer they wish to connect to, such as the number to dial or the IP address.
Nancy Carter writes on topics such as HyperTerminal , Disable Windows Messenger and uninstall Windows Messenger for The Tech FAQ.(read entire article)(posted on: 2008-07-03)
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Msdtc.exe By: Karen Turner
If you hit CTRL +Alt + Delete, you will launch your task manager on your Windows Operating System. With task manager open, you can choose from several tabs including; applications, processes, performance, networking and users.
Karen Turner writes on topics such as msdtc.exe , Map a Network Drive and Windows Media Center for The Tech FAQ.(read entire article)(posted on: 2008-07-03)
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The Unknown Tale On Spyware And Other Malware Removal Web Services By: Isaiah Henry
You also need to go through some reviews on these tools available online
Isaiah Henry is a remove spyware reviewer for RemoveSpywareandAdware.com, which gives PC users free tips, comparisons and reviews on antispyware services, such as Spyware Doctor.(read entire article)(posted on: 2008-07-02)
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Dllhost.exe By: Kevin Lewis
The DLLHOST.EXE is a registry process which is run automatically by the Microsoft Windows Operating system. This process is important for managing DLL based applications.
Kevin Lewis writes on topics such as DLLHOST.EXE , DirectX and .NET framework for The Tech FAQ.(read entire article)(posted on: 2008-07-02)
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Convert Grams To Pounds By: Sandra Rodriguez
Grams to pounds conversion applications consist of a user interface. This is the main area where you can enter data that you want to process. Normally, the user interface consists of text boxes and buttons that have the corresponding labels and instructions. Some grams to pounds software may even have graphics that enhance its visual appearance.
Sandra Rodriguez writes on topics such as Grams to Pounds , Grams to Ounces and Pounds to Kilograms for The Tech FAQ.(read entire article)(posted on: 2008-07-02)
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Atsc By: Barbara Edwards
ATSC (Advanced Television Systems Committee) is a group formed in 1982 that developed the ATSC Standards for digital televisions in the United States and in many other countries such as Canada, South Korea, Mexico, and Honduras. The abbreviations are also known to refer to the ATSC Standards itself.
Barbara Edwards writes on topics such as ATSC , Television work and Broadcast Television for The Tech FAQ.(read entire article)(posted on: 2008-07-02)
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Jigsaw Puzzles, Villages And Emoticons By: Charlotte Atherton
The force of 'www' is gradually and subtly changing the way we live. Sometimes it's incredibly overwhelming, yet somehow always intriguing. Over the last ten years I've learnt to communicate with people online. This article explores how the pieces of the jigsaw puzzle fit together to illustrate an exciting ‘relationship renaissance’ that’s occurring. The age of mass communication is over. The principles of village life are re-emerging, this time in an online global world. Emoticons are helping villagers like you and I create meaningful relationships in this online virtual village.(read entire article)(posted on: 2008-07-01)
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