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Go to HP's website and download an evaluation version of the software. Books are included. Install it on your home network and get to work. You have a long row to how my friend. But there is no better way to learn it than do it! Richard RBB Network/Communications Engineer III Certified...

It will be on the install CD under DOC folder RBB Network/Communications Engineer III Certified PC/Lan Technician, MCP, A+, CST

Go to the file netmon.lrf and type in at the same spot segRedux-true Example: OVs_YES_START:ovtopmd,pmd,ovwdb:-P -k segRedux=true -m0x80020:OVs_WELL_BEHAVED:15:PAUSE RBB Network/Communications Engineer III Certified PC/Lan Technician, MCP, A+, CST

No not normal, I had the same problem here. Go to the menu Options, Event Configuration and open it. Look at each Enterprises click on them one by one and go to the Events for Enterprise Alerts. Access each and every Event and go to Event Message. You will find the default is set all to Log...

You have to use CUT & PASTE to have it work right. RBB Network/Communications Engineer III Certified PC/Lan Technician, MCP, A+, CST

Your A+ and Net+ will still be good you will just be certified by another organization. You will then have 4 certs instead of 2. You can do it or not some employers will see the resemblance of the two and some will not. As you see I did it and when I get the Net+ I will do it then also. More...

I think this is the link you want. http://www.eta-sda.com/certification/Certs/certpage.html Certificate Rollover Cost A+ = CST $30 Net+ = CNST $50 RBB Network/Communications Engineer III Certified PC/Lan Technician, MCP, A+, CST

I have been tasked with setting up Cisco works I'm wondering several things...It will be running on a network of 10,000+ nodes, some 1500 network devices (i.e. switches, routers etc) 256 gig backbone (:-) We have a 1.2 P III with 2 Gig ram, using disk striping w/parity on 3 HD that 18 G's...

No my employer does not even train us. We have to pay for all our own training. I just spent $300+ on training material last week to study up for my CCNA. So I don't count on them to assist me in my advancements, I take care of that myself. Richard Butler MCP A+ Network/Communications Engineer...

Thanks again for the response... I went to the link you posted and reviewed the materials quizzed on. Now I'm stoked! I think it would be far easier to just take the test than trying to convince someone I met the criteria. Thanks for the information.....~~~~~....~~~~~ Off to study!!! :-)...

Thanks for the response... Do you think that my other Cert. would fulfill the requirements to obtain the CNST? I understand this is not a Net+ but the requirements to achieves the cert. is higher than that of the Net+ The problem I have is companies do not put weight on the PC/LAN Certification...

I came across this post and was interested in more information. I currently hold an A+ cert, MCP, but more importantly I also am a Certified PC/Lan Technician. To achieve the last certification I had to attend 1001 classroom hours of training over an eight month period. The curriculum that I...

Are the VB 5 for Dummies books any good to start out with? I've seen them on amazon.com from $4.50 to $28.00 Richard Butler MCP A+ Network/Communications Engineer III UIHC Telecommunication Services Even Pigs can fly with the proper amount of thrust...

I use to program with VB 3 & 4 but have not done any since around 1992 or 3. I would like to get back into it and I have a copy of VB 5 to use. My question is where can I find affordable VB 5 training on line? Anyone know of a good source? Richard Butler MCP A+ Network/Communications Engineer...

I currently use a Fluke now. I do not like near as much as the Pentascanner that I used up north. for testing impedence, opens, length I would use the Pentascanner with the transceiver. It is very easy to do, the whole unit only costs around $3,500.00 or so...

While they may not log onto company A's network they will still have to authenticate to company A's PDC at some time during the hand-shake so as to be let onto the DHCP server and then to obtain a IP address. (When the user account was made on company A's network the SID was given to this user)...

No help here but I have always experienced a slow log viewer with CPF1. Both at work and at home. Richard Butler MCP A+ Network/Communications Engineer III UIHC Telecommunication Services

You will not be able to see your modem from the world because the ISP uses NAT to hide your IP address. You would need to set up a PtoP tunnel through your new fire wall to come in safely. Once you set up a firewall you need to have a rule that translates the inside ip address to the ip address...

Know your IRQ's Richard Butler MCP A+ Network/Communications Engineer III UIHC Telecommunication Services