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Mitchell Brown
Canada
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| I have extensive knowledge in network troubleshooting and repair. I will try to assist in any way I can with:
-Home Network design
-Internet connections
-Routers
-Modems (limited)
-Computer connections
-LAN Cards.
Please note, I do not have any experience with Microsofts new Vista operating system. Any questions on said OS will be forwarded to the Question Pool. | Available
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Scottgem
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| Most general questions on LANs, especially home networks. Some admin and design issue. | Available
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Ralph Becker
U.S.
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| General networks, including LAN (ethernet, cable modem, DSL), dialup (modems), WAN (frame relay, ATM), and other related networking technologies. | Available
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Sudhanshu Gupta
India
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| Any question related to IP routing protocols - BGP/OSPF/IGRP/EIGRP/RIP, HSRP. Bridging/DLSW, Cisco routers and Switches, LAN/WAN installation and monitoring. | Available
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Tejas Natu
India
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| I can answer all questions for the following topics:
Lan Design, Isdn configuration, Frame-Relay, Routing & switching,
Vlan Configuration,OSI model,Tcp/Ip,Subnetting | Available
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John Teodoro
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| I have 15 years of experience in computer troubleshooting, networking and repairs as well as electronics. I can answer questions concerning Windows Server 2000 and 2003, hardware repair and upgrades as well as questions regarding Windows 2000/XP. If I don`t know it, I can guarantee I will find the answer. I can answer questions regarding Digital Video Editing as I have edited quite a few short films and a feature. | Available
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Ketan Kashikar
India
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| LAN, WAN, SECURITY, IP Telephony, VoIP, Wireless, Network Designing, Pre-Sales, Routing, Switching, Firewall, VPN Configuration, IP Addressing, Cabling and General Networking. | On Vacation
returns 09/31/2008
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Pravin Patil
India
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| Cisco Routing & Switching, Network Design/implementation, Data center/Core Banking network. HSRP/VRRP/GLBP, VLAN, STP, NAT, OSPF. | On Vacation
returns 09/15/2008
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