The broadcast address will have all of the host bits set to 1. So given:
154.18.00110000.00000000
154.18.00110011.11111111
We can see that the host portion consists of the last 2 bits in the third octet and the 4th octet. That leaves the first two octets and the first 6 bits in the...
I give my users 50MB with about 3000 accounts. Its just a small server students use for their web design or linux classes. They also have a normal college email.
The most popular one seems to be Ubuntu right now. However I prefer SUSE. If you still want to game I recommend dual booting windows and linux. As far as crossfire goes, I know that SLI is supported somewhat but I am not sure about crossfire. But google can answer that question.
If you've been working on computers for 6+ years then it shouldn't be a problem. As for what kind of questions you'll get, try some of the free online tests. They aren't the same questions but it can give you an idea of what to expect.
When I finally got around to taking it last year I...
I have a P5Q-E and I've run SUSE 10.3 and SUSE 11.0 without any problems. Ubuntu 8.04 was working until an update gave me a weird network problem. But I don't think that has anything to do with the hardware. Haven't tried anything with the e-sata though.
I believe you can limit the size of the mailbox by setting the value for mailbox_size_limit in the /etc/postfix/main.cf file.
mailbox_size_limit = 2048000000
XP pro for gaming, Suse for everything else. I picked up a copy of Vista Ultimate a while ago and have been meaning to upgrade but am torn between using it for my desktop or my laptop(also XP).
Thats a very good tip. Anything you have to calculate you can write down before hand to save a lot of time.
Other than that keep working on that subnetting, be as fast and accurate as you can with it. And be careful with the simulation questions, you can lose a lot of time going down the...
Worked for UPS, unloading multi three ton containers off their jets while I was in college. Then in my CCNA class I overheard the dept. head talking about hiring another lab tech for the DNET lab. Had an interview the next day and was hired. Its not that great of pay but its good experience...
b = bits
B = bytes
1 byte = 8 bits
10Mbps = 1.25MBps
Also, keep in mind that most ISPs say up to 10Mbps so they aren't required to give you that much all the time.