Networking and Computer FAQs
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 Networking  
Simple Subnetting Math
Learn two new ways to figure out the math for subnetting. Great for exams!		 Network+ Students
CCNA Students		 Friday, January 27th,
2006		 Ozzy_98 1.0
 Windows  
Registry Intro
A basic view of the registry, how it works, and a few sample keys to edit.		 Windows Admins
Power Users		 Friday, January 27th,
2006		 Ozzy_98 1.0
 Rants  
Why I hate theregister.co.uk
I hate to rant about how bad something is, and hate people who rant themselves. But this time I decided to pick apart a page I found on theregister.com.		 All Users Friday, January 27th,
2006		 Ozzy_98 1.0
 Incomplete  
Windows Scripting
Need to automate Windows? Learn the real power of batch files. Incomplete work, I plan on covering Active Directory usage too.		 Windows Admins
Power Users		 Friday, January 27th,
2006		 Ozzy_98 0.5
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Tip Of The Month:
  You're at a computer, and want to see what other computers are on the network, but don't have a scanner. What do you do? Try this simple command line code inside cmd.exe:

for /l %a in (1,1,254) do @cls & @Echo Pinging 192.168.40.%a... & @Type PingResults.txt & @Ping 192.168.40.%a -n 1 -w 50 | find "TTL" >> PingResults.txt
  It's not pretty, but once you figure out how it works, it's easy to type on site, and finds you all hosts that reply to ICMP. Just change the 192.168.40 to match your current subnet.
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