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TCP / IP is a set of protocols that supports groups of separate networks and enables them to connect locally (on the computers in their physical neighborhood) and facilitate the delivery of connect to remote systems (a system is not part of their local network). The protocols are standard procedures governing the transmission of data between computers (WordNet ® 2.0, © 2003 Princeton University). TCP / IP was designed by the U.S. government to be able to support huge networks and still survive a crisis like a nuclear attack. TCP / IP is re-routable (in conjunction with appropriate equipment) even if the different parts of the network down, other computers can still communicate. TCP / IP is a distinct group of many individual protocols that work together and is often called TCP / IP. These protocols handle many different tasks, most of whom work in the background and requires no custom configuration of the average user. This protocol suite is installed on almost all modern networks (even a small home network two computers) and that is what makes the Internet possible. Each time you check your e-mail or browse to a page you use TCP / IP. The main parts of individual and separate TCP / IP Internet protocol (IP), Address Resolution Protocol (ARP) and Transmission Control Protocol (TCP). IP performs the task of getting packets of data from one system to another. TCP control individual sessions to ensure that all data is sent to the right place on the receiving system. To understand the term TCP / IP major individual processes must be defined with their relation to the whole system and computer equipment. Internet Protocol (IP) is responsible for giving each host system or a unique name or IP address. The information is moved across the network using unique IP addresses of both systems for sending and receiving. An IP address consists of four numbers separated by periods for each value between 0 and 255. For example, 128.223.116.2 is a valid IP address. Domain Name Service (DNS) is a process which corresponds to the English names to IP addresses. Whenever you type in a domain name (like http://www.google.com) in your browser like a series of computers makes up the IP address of the system, then your computer uses the TCP / IP to connect. Address Resolution Protocol (ARP) works in the background of TCP / IP and is used in the LAN (PC segment in the same physical space interconnected) for each computer to broadcast a request for information to all other systems within individual local network. In response to this multi-cast each computer responds with the physical address of their network hardware. ARP is what connects the IP address configurable physical network hardware address (MAC address). It is important to note that in the local network of each individual system sends queries to all other individual systems. Thus, if the LAN is too great, the traffic generated from all requests for individual addresses slows the flow of information. When a computer wants to send a message to a system outside its local network, it sends the request to a gateway. A gateway is a piece of material with at least two network connections that blocks local ARP packets and forward together with all other gateways on the network. Gateways to store information on systems that are on the LAN. They also know where to forward the information sent to remote systems. If a system wants to send information to a local computer, it uses ARP, but if she wants to send information to a remote system, it transmits the information to the gateway. Through a process of routing and rerouting, the information arrives at its destination specified which can be thousands of miles away and can pass through many gateways in the process. TCP / IP uses a value called a subnet mask to distinguish between the local IP address system and those remote computers. IP addresses are divided and distributed in blocks of addresses called the network ID. They play in the configuration of TCP / IP and a number you've probably seen before. (In a Windows environment, you can view the Properties window in TCP / IP box below the details of network connection) Transmission Control Protocol (TP) gives each packet of information sent over the network a number called a port which specifies what application to provide information for once it is received. Different data types have specific TCP port numbers to the title. For more security, port numbers can be blocked (firewall accomplishes this task) do not allow applications that could run malicious programs to execute the information sent over the network. TCP / IP works very effectively. All computers on the network are configured with an IP address or number to identify their location on the network. Each system sends individual requests for help (ARP) for all other individual systems on the LAN. Each computer stores the individual address networking equipment and information to directly communicate with any computer in its physical location. When a computer wants to communicate with a system outside of its local area, it sends the request to an IP gateway, which is a piece of hardware that works in conjunction with all other gateways to route the request to the right place. IP addresses and subnet masks have specific ranges of values that tell computers and gateways which information is to travel to the region and what needs to be routed to a new location. Domain names are representations in English which are translated into IP addresses. Once the information is sent to the correct recipient, the receiving computer reads a specific port number (sent with the data) that specifies the application that must read the information. On modern networks of these tasks is performed automatically without any direct intervention by the average user.

In a complex world where your competitors online small business multiply with the speed of the Internet, you can not afford not to pay attention better and closer to your customer base.And can not spend much time and effort on getting new business much in need of new niches and new markets that allow loyal customers who already have to languish - and possibly walk away - for lack of apt attention.Because time is money, money and fuel your business, Here are eight quick reminders on how best to get more business for your small business ... and how you can hang in the business you have: 1. Note that the competition is super tough and getting tougher.Researchers say that there are at least 60 competitors for every sale made every day in any given business situation. Do you know who has an eye on your customers? Know your competition and keep updating this knowledge base regularly. 2. Targeting is a good way to combat competition.Know what makes your company and its product (or service) stand out from the crowd and concentrate on the points of sale. In short, this is the secret of brand marketing. Find the niche message that attracts customers, and sell that "business brand" your prospects.3. t Avoid syndrome.Don Silicon Valley "Fall of the media-promoted myth that technology is the answer to all problems. There are four times more business in both applications of existing technology to traditional products and services, which are applications of the technology of hyper-new. You do not have to be first on the block to try something new. 4. Emphasize small entrepreneurial.Bigger not usually better. Most new businesses in this country is generated by small businesses, new, so let them know you appreciate their business, however small it may be initially, and share their business values. 5. Retention is as important as t attraction.Don "take existing customers for granted, even for a new impetus to business without quarter. Go the extra mile to serve better by exploring new ways your company can serve and meet their needs. The effort.6 be appreciated. Advertising, but not over-estimate advertise.Analysts tens of millions of dollars in business to business advertising and promotion are lost each year. That's because many companies do not do their homework and what advertising is losing its brand. Other advertised before it is ready, and then can not produce or deliver what they promised.7. Develop an effective monitoring system up.Attracting a new client is only part of the job. Keep your "sold" column and maintain customer service, requires strong commitment.8. Persevere.More 80 percent of new businesses fail in the first two years because they run out of money or give in exhaustion. If you are realistic about what you do, what can be achieved and how long it will take to achieve your goals, you can do your work for your business, even in lean times. By staying on top of business trends, keeping an eye on the competition and do their best to provide quality services and products to your customers and prospects, it will not be one more competition - that 'will be a successful contestant!

Children can enjoy indoor plants as well as adults can. Here are some ways for children to have fun with your indoor plants. All you need are a few vegetables, and have an instant houseplant. Rutabagas, turnips and parsnips are good vegetables to use. Cut the top inch or less, out of these plants then cut all of them green. Now the line of a vessel under stones and fill with water. Set the flat end of the vegetables cut into the rocks and see these plants grow new green areas. Everything to do with this houseplant is to change the water when it becomes cloudy. This plant indoor plant is perfect for kids whose attention span is very short, since only last a month or so. Another plant that is easy to grow indoors is a carrot. Use a very big carrot and cut off the top inch or so away, along with the leaves. Hollow out the center of the cut part, leaving intact the outer wall. Run a needle and thread through this wall with the blade side down, to create a hanging basket. Hang the carrot in a sunny window and fill the basket with water. Keep filled with water or wither and die. Foliage soon emerge and completely hidden carrot. Fruits can also be used to create an indoor plant. The pineapple is easy to use for a project. Cut the crown of leaves and at least an inch of flesh from the top of the pineapple. Set the pineapple top in moist sand and keep it watered. After roots have formed, transplant the pineapple top in a container with potting soil mixed with peat. This plant will last many years. Other fruits can also be used, such as apples, oranges, lemons, grapefruits, kiwis, persimmons, pomegranates, papayas, lychees and mangos. All these fruits have seeds that can be sown in small flats of potting soil. Keep seeds moist, then when the seedlings are a few inches high transplant them in pots. These plants are usually trees without fruit. No matter which one of these indoor plants you and your children decide to grow, remember to have fun. Fun with the kids is most important.

"I intend to report to the Better Business Bureau (BBB)," is a phrase often uttered by consumers who feel exploited by a company. However, I'm not so sure that the BBB can be useful because consumers want to believe |. | I found this when I tried to tell a company magazine for falsely themselves and their policies, but never delivered my subscriptions, and still charged me for them. I sent the request to the BBB only after sending several letters to the company and trying to contact them by phone, in order to resolve the situation. This is what the BBB suggests, trying to contact the company with which you are having a disbute in order to solve the problem. However, after no response from the company, I submitted my complaint with the BBB. I received an email from the BBB that the company had disbuted my statement and that if I could submit a rebuttal. Otherwise, the case was resolved in favor of the magazine. Resolved in their favor, simply because they are a denial of my application? Of course the company was going to make a rebuttal. I found this ridiculous, but not as ridiculous as what happened next. In fact I file a rebuttal since the company was lying in their response to my question. However, the response I received from the BBB I was surprised. They said they were sorry, but the company was left to their refutation. The BBB also stated that it could not force this or any company to resolve a dispute, but only worked to try to get a resolution could be approved by all. But if the company has refused to work with the consumer, so there was nothing that could be done. The BBB said it would create a file of this company and to include this information. I realize that the file for this company will serve the purpose of keeping this company from other scams, but it does not help me any. I could continue writing this on my own company with the same answer that the BBB has for me. Why use the BBB if they can do is contact the company and make them aware of the complaint. You must provide the company address or phone number in order to file the application, so you already know how to contact them, so that we can do alone. Then, the company may refuse to compensate the consumer in any way. At that point there is nothing that can be done. So this leaves me asking myself: is the Better Business Bureau really better? As for you, I will let you try the BBB for yourself and come up with your conclusions next time you have a conflict with a business: www.bbb.com