You can run a PC w/o a HDD using a BOOTP server, which
sends the OS to the target m/c and in addition to that it
acts as a DHCP server to provide IP address
PC without HD is a dumb terminal and boots to an image on
the network. It could be a citrix or windows terminal
server or better yet t could be vertual PC with a shared
storage on a SAN type of shared storage. Current NICs have
a cability to ask for DHCP and connect to a resource
through the usage of bootp.
Yes, You can run computer using bootable CD, which contains
OS in a cd this OSs are Knoppix and Chevna. it loads OS in
RAM, you can save and surf internet too until is restarted
hi , I m Ajay . i'v done my Bsc in 1997. my age 35 yrs .
i'v working knowledge in computer maintinance and
installation . it is possible to get job in call center as
technical support or system management in companies . i'v
also done redhat enterprise linux 4. (RHEL4) course.
Which layer is responsible for providing mechanisms for
multiplexing upper-layer application, session
establishment, and tear down of virtual circuits?
* Session
* Network
* Physical
* Transport
* Application
* Presentation