mac means media access control address it is a physical 
address which is give a lan crd by its manufecturar it is 
hard coded and can not be changed it is 32 bits address 16 
bits for company id and 16 bits for product id

mac means media access control address it is a physical 
address which is give a lan crd by its manufecturar it is 
hard coded and can be changed it is 32 bits address 16 
bits for company id and 16 bits for product id.The Lan Mac 
address change from the LAN property -> Configure -> 
Advance network address.

master of computer application

MAC stands for media access control address, is often
referred as physical address. It is a unique physical
address which is burned on any industrial standard using
Ethernet technology during manufacturing. It is a 32 bit
address. Commonly indicated by 6 pairs of hexadecimal
digits. This 32 bit address is divided in to two parts of 16
each, the most significant 16 bits are manufacturer ID which
is unique for each manufacturer, and remaining 16 bits are
Product ID which will be unique for Ethernet devices of any
single manufacturer. MAC falls in the Data link layer of the
ISO OSI. ARP translates the MAC address into the IP address
or vice versa.

Share Internet Using Router And Modem That Uses Usb.

Where as the USB modem, you'll need to turn PC A into a 
router. Windows by default will not be a router unless you 
bridge the 2 connection, or do internet sharing. Then it 
start to behave a bit like router, thus the internet can 
then be shared to the other 2 PCs. Without this step, you 
can never access the internet from the other 2 pcs.

A process is a program under execution, where as a thread is
a small part of a process.

process is a collection of code,pcb,stacks and all.and it is
dependent.where as thread is a light weight process and is
independent

Just nothing type the ip address of the coustomer router in 
global configuration mode ...its enough ..it will prompt 
for authentication ..once you suplies the credentials its 
enough..

Kiran javvaji

first you Entry into MPLS Router and then fine the customer 
vrf address i.e type : sh ip vrf
you get vrf add.....then copy this add
after that type in mpls router this comm i.e
telnet (Customer ip add) /vrf vrf add )which you 
copy...then enter..you will entry you mpls router

not like that.... if u are interested in networking side.. 
if u have any networking certificate,you can move with 
networking.

  they will consider u.. if u have idea of networking.

In networking field there is no matter of MCA or any master 
degree if u have skills in networking ur are all most 
welcome into the networking world.  Some people will tell u 
that MCA people's are not suitable for networking but as u 
know in MCA Networking is an Separete paper from second sem 
from that u can understand that ur suitable for networking 
are not

Thank you

Kumar

lan cards

Routing is a layer three phenomina that means to forward a 
packet to the destination address based on the ip address 
fiend of the packet.As we know the the devices used at 
layer three are aware of the routing table(Routers or layre 
three switches) when these devices receives a packet they 
look into there routing table which they dynamically learns 
from the protocols or mannually by the administrator(static 
routing). routing table maps the ip address to a particular 
interface for forwarding . the packet is forwarded out to 
that network .......same phenomina takes place untill the 
packet reachec its destination

Short for Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol,
the suite of communications protocols used to connect hosts
on the Internet. TCP/IP uses several protocols, the two main
ones being TCP and IP. TCP/IP is built into the UNIX
operating system and is used by the Internet, making it the
de facto standard for transmitting data over networks. Even
network operating systems that have their own protocols,
such as Netware, also support TCP/IP.