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May 9, 2007: Vol. 8, Issue 17
Editor: Becky Nagel (bnagel 1105media.com)
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In this issue:
1) THIS WEEK'S IT CERTIFICATION NEWS
2) ZUBAIR'S TIP O' THE WEEK: STOP WINDOWS MESSENGER FROM
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3) FROM THE FORUMS: DHCP BETWEEN FIREWALL CONTEXTS, ISDN
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1) THIS WEEK'S IT CERTIFICATION NEWS
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NEWS: "Cisco To Update CCIE R&S Written Exam"
Cisco Systems this week announced that it will soon be
updating the
written exam that qualifies candidates for its top-level
Cisco
Certified Internetwork Expert certification, Routing &
Switching
(R&S) track.
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2) ZUBAIR'S TIP O' THE WEEK: STOP WINDOWS MESSENGER FROM
STARTING UP
QUESTION:
How do I prevent Windows Messenger from starting up each
time I log
on to Windows XP?
ANSWER:
This is a question that's asked by a lot of people. If you
do not
use Windows Messenger and would like to get rid of it,
follow the
procedure described below:
1. Start the registry editor, regedit.exe.
2. Go to HKEY_USERS and locate your SID, which is a long
number that
starts with S and contains more than 40 digits.
3. Go to SOFTWAREMicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersionRun.
4. Locate MSMSGS key in the right pane and delete it.
5. Restart your computer.
-- Zubair Alexander, MCSE, MCT, MCSA and Microsoft MVP, is
the owner
of SeattlePro Enterprises, an IT training and consulting
business.
His experience covers a wide range: trainer, consultant,
systems
administrator, security architect, network engineer, author,
technical editor, college instructor and public speaker.
Zubair holds
more than 18 technical certifications and bachelor of
science
degrees in aeronautics and astronautics engineering,
mathematics
and computer information systems. His Web site,
www.techgalaxy.net,
is dedicated to technical resources for IT professionals.
Zubair may
be reached at alexandertechgalaxy.net.
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3) FROM THE FORUMS: DHCP BETWEEN FIREWALL CONTEXTS, ISDN
QUESTION, MORE
The following posts were made to our forums recently by IT
professionals like yourself. To post your own comments,
please
register with the forums.
To respond to one of these posts or find out more, go to the
link under each post. To read our other posts and start a
thread of your own, go to http://certcities.com/f
orums/
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*DHCP Between Firewall Contexts* (Cisco -- Real World
Forum)
parklabel writes:
"We have a 6509 with five FWSM security contexts,
Context1 through
Context5. We have a DHCP server behind Context1. What we
want to do
is allow DHCP through the contexts.
All of the contexts are set up for DHCP relay. All of the
outside
interfaces are configured for DHCP relay (except on
Context1). All of
the inside interfaces are configured for DHCP relay server.
DHCP
relay server address is also configured for the outside
interfaces..."
Read the entire post and responses (0 so far) at:
http://certcities.com/forums/forum_posts.asp?tid=4898&
amp;
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*ISDN Question* (CCNA/CCNP Forum)
roai writes:
"With regard to ISDN BRI, two B-channels have their own
SPIDs/LDNs.
Should I need to define both dialing digits (LDNs) of
RouterB in
RouterA with commands 'dialer string' or 'dialer map'? I
just want to
confirm with you guys because it should be defined in my
understanding. How can you use the second B-channel if you
don't have
the string number to dial, right? Because in Sybex, he
defined only
one dialer string while both two LDNs are given. Please
englighten
me if I'm mistaken."
Read the entire post and responses (2 so far) at:
http://certcities.com/forums/forum_posts.asp?tid=4909
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*Thermal Paste* (Miscellaneous Forum)
pentium4forever writes:
"My main computer, a P4, my first PC I built back in
summer of '03 --
a few weeks or so ago, I had the computer running for well
over 30
minutes. Went into the BIOS set up and monitored the temp.
It was
going up to 122F! I was scared! Back when I built the system
I
accidentally moved the CPU lever with too much force and had
the
mobo fixed by Asus. There's more of a story than just that
but I had
the CPU taken out a few times and my tech uncle said there's
enough
thermal pad left, don't worry about it. Since then, I've not
worried
about it. I've monitored the temp time to time just to see
what's
going on. It was at 102-105, usually. When I saw it jump up
to 122F,
I figured it was time to take action..."
Read the entire post and responses (10 so far) at:
http://certcities.com/forums/forum_posts.asp?tid=4890
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*CCVP Simulator* (Cisco -- Other Forum)
nagaba writes:
"Does anyone know of a simulator out there yet that has
CCVP
functionality? Or are these still in the works?"
Read the entire post and responses (1 so far) at:
http://certcities.com/forums/forum_posts.asp?tid=4
903&pn=1
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