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Managing different network configurations with Net Profiles

One of the major limitations in Windows is definitely the one relating to how to configure TCP / IP, which that allows you to manage a single set of network settings (IP address, subnet mask, gateway) that whenever you connect to a LAN with different characteristics is necessary to manually replace the connection parameters. This limit [...]

Wrote on June 28, 2008 at 12:50 p.m. in Windows | Comments [0]

Automatically update all drivers on your computer to get the best performance!

The device drivers are probably the most sensitive software in our computer because they have the task of managing the proper operating system interfacing with the various devices installed hadware. Using Windows on a driver can not be updated often cause slowdowns and instability so as to compromise too heavily [...]

Wrote on June 22, 2008 at 16:08 in Windows | Comments [1]

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Netcat: an indispensable tool for any hacker who respects!

Netcat, commonly defined as the "TCP / IP swiss army knife" (the Swiss boxcutter of TCP / IP) is one of the best known and utility ever be used by those involved in networking of who is fond of hacking. It is an extremely versatile tool that lends itself to more varied applications [...]

Written on 20 June, 2008 at 17:19 in Unix / Linux | Comments [1]

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Retrieve the contents of a CD / DVD damaged or illegible

The CDs and DVDs are primarily used mainly as a media for backup data, documents, photos and home movies, but perhaps not everyone knows that these media, besides being sensitive and easy to scratch over time, however, tend to become increasingly difficult to read. In these cases, the solutions for how the [...]

Wrote on June 14, 2008 at 19:05 in Software | Comments [2]

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Access a remote computer rather than set up port forwarding

The configuration of Port Forwarding is one of the most annoying when you stumbled when you need to access the desktop of a remote computer that is located within a LAN (and then enter the Internet through a router via NAT) and perhaps it is also behind a firewall. Although technically it [...]

Posted on 11 June, 2008 at 17:51 in Internet | Comments [1]

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