Computer Networking
What is routing overhead?
nodes often change their location within network. so, some stale routes are generated in the routing table which leads to unnecessary routing overhead.
What is a seismic network?
Information gathered by geographically spaced seismometers positioned to enable a three dimensional extrapolation of the position of the earthquake epicentre and the nature of the movement which caused it.
What jobs have been replaced by computer technology?
jobs as simple as checkouts at the shops...computer technology can simply take over the jobs of people who stand behind the cashier..
How does free wheeling hubs work on 4wd cars?
By Adam Laverick. Free wheeling hubs then; first let me dispel a few myths; one, they do not engage 4wd - this is done in the transfer case; two, they do not lock the front differential. What they do is engage and disengage the half shaft or drive shaft from the hub of the wheel. When the device ...
What is a chain network?
A daisy chain network is a way to describe a network topology whereby one computer is connected directly to a second, which in turn is connected to a third, which in turn is connected to a fourth, etc. Thinnet and phonenet are examples of this type of technology.These days, it is extremely uncomm...
What are the weaknesses of a switch?
electrical problems are almost always traced to junctions, which a switch contains; also, a poorly made switch might poorly conduct, or be 'made to fail.' Also, the mechanical properties of a switch make it susceptible to mechanical failure. Understand that most of these problems are inherent to ...
What is a hub?
a hub is the area at the end of your axle where your tire mounts,the middle of your tire has a hole in it where the hub sticks out and this holds the bearings that your tire rotates on most are packed with grease to lube the bearings. when you have a hub cap on your tire ....well you get the idea
What is network environment?
Preface: in wrong category; Nothing to do with cars. It is as term for computer connections, the equipment used, software and hardware. Oversimplified, if all the computers on one office are connected to one printer, that is a network environment. Types of devices, protocols in use, mainframe net...
What are some uses for NOS?
NOS CAN BE USED FOR HORSEPOWER IN DRAG RACING ,YOU CAN USE IT TO COOL YOUR INTERCOOLER ON TURBO AND SUPERCHARGED CARS WITH INTERCOOLER AND SOME PEOPLE USE IT TO GET HIGH BUT IT WORKS BETTER ON CARS
What are the uses of sockets?
to remove nuts and bolts, usually in hard to reach or tight areas.