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Where to Submit Articles for Publication

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One method for getting high-quality links is to write quality articles and submit them to other web sites for publication.Each article should include a link back to your web site. These links are better than links from link pages, because there tend to be very few outbound links on the article page. Write a brief article on some topic related to the topic of your web site. Do not write an article about your web site, but write an article that would be interesting to people who would also be Read More

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Access Control

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Access control is the execution of limitations and restrictions on whoever tries to occupy a certain protected property, thereby keeping people as safe as possible. As modern society moves further into the cyber age, these access control systems become almost completely computer controlled. This article will further explain what access control is, how it works, and will list the different types. What is Access Control? Access control is the term used to describe how a person, mechanical device, or computer system uses both physical barriers and alarms to keep an Read More

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How to Clear the ARP Cache

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Clear ARP Cache

ARP (Address Resolution Protocol) Cache is a technique used to store “mappings” of  OSI Model Network Layer addresses (IP addresses) to corresponding OSI Model Data Link addresses (MAC addresses). Due to a variety of possible circumstances, ARP cache can become damaged requiring the end user or administrator to determine how to clear the ARP cache for the respective computer system or device. Symptoms that the ARP cache requires clearing include the computer’s operating system failing to function properly, numerous websites failing to load, and interruptions in network or Internet connectivity. Read More

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How to Audit Unix Passwords

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To audit Unix passwords, you must compare each encrypted password in the Unix password file with a set of potential encrypted passwords. These potential encrypted passwords are created by encrypting every password in a list of plaintext passwords. This is an example of a dictionary attack. The Unix passwd File Location The traditional location for the Unix password file was /etc/passwd. Unix password file format An entry in the Unix password file consists of seven colon delimited fields: Username Encrypted Unix password (And optional password aging data) User number Group Read More

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How to Fix Error 0x80070570

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Error code 0x80070570 is one of the most common errors on computers. The error typically shows up on the screen as a message. It is important to repair the computer as soon as a message with this error code appears as it can seriously damage the system. It causes a computer to perform slowly and inefficiently. The error also locks up programs and freezes up computer hardware. Error code 0x80070570 can occur for multiple reasons. The most common reason is when Microsoft updates are setup on a computer. The error Read More

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Web Mail

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Web mail is one of the most useful web applications on the Internet, it allows you to access, send, receive and manage your email through a web browser. The great part of web mail is that you can access your email from almost any computer around the world, as long as it has a internet connection and web browser. Web mail differs from traditional email in which most people set up an email client on one computer, thus making their only access point at one specific computer and only one Read More

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J2EE

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J2EE is Java 2 Enterprise Edition. J2EE is Sun’s preferred Java platform for multi-tier enterprise applications. J2EE enhances J2SE with: Enterprise JavaBeans components Java Servlets API JavaServer Pages XML For more information on J2EE, visit J2EE.

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How Do X-Rays Work?

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An X-ray is an electromagnetic wave that has a shorter wavelength than visible light and is created when an electrical current passes through an x-ray tube. When the current passes through the tube, the resulting radiation beam is an x-ray. This beam can penetrate objects or materials that consist of light atoms, but objects made of heavy atoms will absorb it. This quality makes X-rays useful for detecting bone fractures and for studying the structure of materials. When were X-Rays Discovered? German physicist Wilhelm Roentgen was the first scientist to Read More

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Understanding and Implementing WINS

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Windows Internet Name Server (WINS) Overview WINS is an enhanced NetBIOS name server (NBNS) which was designed by Microsoft to resolve NetBIOS computer names to IP addresses, and at the same time eliminate the usage of broadcasts for name resolution. In this manner, WINS eliminates traffic generated by broadcasting on the network. WINS provides a WINS database that it utilizes to store and maintain NetBIOS computer names to IP addresses mappings. WINS registers NetBIOS computer names, and stores these client name registrations in the WINS database. The registrations are used Read More

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The History of Cell Phones

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Cell phone technology  is based on radio technology that was developed from the 1940’s onward. For instance, the beginning of cell phones can be traced to the innovation in taxi cabs, police cars, and other service vehicles where two way radios allowed taxi drivers or police officers to communicate with one another or with a central base. Early cell phone communication technology can even be traced back to individuals with special radios that patch into a phone line via live operator to make a phone call. The Swedish police used Read More

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