Is there a difference between the one that comes with MSDN and retail?

Currently using Ubuntu-64 bit for most of my needs and everything just works perfectly. I also use XP 32 bit for my gaming needs. Tried Vista-64 for awhile and it sucked, I'll be giving Windows 7 64...

I totally agree with this statement. It's just some people don't realize this statement holds true for any OS.

I wonder what is it that people think they can't do in ubuntu? It's not like command line access is hidden or locked away.

Dependency issues can be a pain. But that's more of a problem with rpm based distros. That's why so many new users have a better and easier time on ubuntu. And it's not nearly as hard as this list...

What kind of foolishness is that? Nevermind the fact that Ubuntu is a real linux distro as it uses a linux kernel. I didn't know you were the authority on what is linux, sorry Linus, I didn't...

I believe what you will mostly need in your career is scripting abilities to help automate tasks. There are tons of perl scripts out there to help with networking so I would suggest you get a good...

I have a Q8200 with 6gigs ram and couldn't get one of my favorite games (Act of War) to play on 64bit Vista. I ended up wiping vista out and installing Ubuntu....now I can play my games using wine.
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Netbeans should suit your needs...and it's free.

Follow the logic flow line by line, you are asking for the user to enter the price for the item after they make the choice between 1,2, or 3 regardless of which choice they made.

The do...while...

You can also get the full article here...

http://www.uktelematicsonline.co.uk/html/wireless_wan_s.html


People should include their sources, it can be helpful.

You should probably consider a college with a major in Information Technology that offers a concentration in the field you are interested in.

If you are going to use vlans you'll have to subnet, each vlan gets a different default gateway. As I'm not familiar with the dell switch, I don't know if it handles routing for you as well...meaning...

If this is the desired effect you are looking for...you would do best to setup your accounts with IMAP instead of POP. google those two things to learn more about the differences between them.

I find smoke ping can be very usuful for finding intermittent network problems.

Give this a shot from the command prompt.

netsh winsock reset catalog

netsh int ip reset [log_file_name]

rdesktop is definitely the way to go, and you might want to install tsclient.

In windows: ipconfig

In Linux: ifconfig, I also find ethtool ver helpful

Not sure what you have tried yet but the first thing I would do is disable any firewalls and make sure client for microsoft networks is enabled in the network properties. Next thing, go to the...

I have found indeed.com to be an invaluable job search tool. It cross references with other job sites.

I think DangerDev gave the best advice on this issue. Remember that unhappy employees are unproductive employees.

If you are serious about networking, I would recommend pursuing a CCNA certification. It helped alot when I first started learning about networking.

I'll give you the schools with online options that I'm familiar with:

Ellis College of NYIT
Drexel University
Strayer University

There are many others but these are the ones I know are...

Your situation reminds me alot of where I was at one time. The cert I went for was CCNA. The funny thing is, I didn't get a networking job. I got hired as a junior linux admin, but I did eventually...

Drexal offers a program completely online and that's a very good school.