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Thursday, December 29, 2005  
The technology in next 50 years
 
We all know that the technology is strongly tightened with our lives; if we look around we can easily find technology footprints. We are surrounded by technology, we are borne with technology and live with technology. It's been long time that this phenomenon is penetrated to any aspect of our life.

As a proof we can refer to UNESCO reports and announcements that define literate individuals as people who are able to program computers. This implies the fact that we need to employ technology in order to find ourselves as a member of a modern society.

This is the beginning, technology growth will never stop, and hence living in modern societies enforces us to employ this phenomenon more than ever. No one could believe that those big, heavy and low quality music players would be replaced by small, light and high quality digital music players? This particular example shows the tremendous increase of mass storages density, at the century of information, mass storage devices became abundant and everybody holds a huge amount of information in hand and move them as he walks.

Next 50 years is the scene of battle of technology owners to consume more resources and bring us more technological facilities to ease our life. Having integrated communication devices makes the world smaller than ever, every body can communicate with his/her family within a fraction of time, yet another question, does this small world make people closer when you can sit far away from your family and speak to them remotely? What does it mean when we say to our friend "see you soon" or "be in touch"? In my point of view technology can be a strong wall with a small window between individuals. Today is the time of thinking about what we have lost and what we are losing, we achieved a lot, still there is a long way but if we forget ourselves we might consume human being existence to produce technological innovations.

From a positive point of view, we can expect upcoming innovations helping us to think and see our surroundings better than before, exploring further areas in space, recovering our consumed resources by out sourcing from other planets.

Today, technology is the most important part of our life; we can not eliminate it as it's growing as human being grows, it continues and we expect more and more innovations as result of technology progress. To believe or not, we will use this phenomenon in all aspects of our life.

Author: Mohammad Ali Sarbanha
Editor: Mrs. F. Nezami
 


Thursday, September 15, 2005  
Using NetMeeting to share your Desktop
 
NetMeeting, like any other Client-Server technologies, need two different types of configuration to share your home desktop to be accessed from remote.
At Server side you need to configure NetMeeting to host your connection session, after configuring the server side you will have a service running on your system waiting for remote connections, for the client side you don’t need to do very specific settings.

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Saturday, July 02, 2005  
Loading Cisco IOS from ROMMON...
 
Few days ago when I reloaded my Cisco 3725, it didn't come up, I tried many times, I found that it can not be the IOS problem, though it could't be found by the router, I finally recovered that problem, my Cisco Instructor, Charles, gave me useful hints to fix my problem.
Here I want to tell you about useful commands in ROMMON mode which help you to run your IOS from flash: memory, dir and boot , see the examples below:

rommon2> dir flash:
       File size         Checksum  File name
5358032 bytes (0x51c1d0) 0x7b16    c2600-i-mz.122-10b.bin
rommon3> boot flash:c2600-i-mz.122-10b.bin


You can find more information about those commands in here.
http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/130/recovery_c2600.html
 
 
Free Sony-Ericsson Theme for T68i
 
Today I made a theme for my T68i cell phone, I decided to put it on my website as a gift to my website visitors, below you can see theme sample, if you like it you can download it to your cell phone.

NOTE: I tested this theme on my cell phone but I do not take responsibility of any kind of malfunctioning or damages on your cell phone regarding to use of this theme.

T68i Theme Picture

>>>Click here to download Theme<<<
 


Saturday, May 14, 2005  
Loading Cisco IOS using TFTPDNLD !
 
Suppose you lost your Cisco flash memory and you need to download a new IOS using ROMmon mode, my Friend Ahmed Magdy who is my Cisco instructor as well, gave me the following instructions.

Step 1:
Put your TFTP Server and Cisco router on a LAN segment. You should know TFTP Server IP address, IOS image name, Subnet mask of the network which your TFTP Server is connected to, and if your router is not connected to the same LAN of your TFTP Server you should use the gateway address as well.

Step 2:
Follow these commands,


rommon 1> IP_ADDRESS=10.1.1.110
rommon 2> IP_SUBNET_MASK=255.255.255.0
rommon 3> DEFAULT_GATEWAY=10.1.1.111
rommon 4> TFTP_SERVER=10.1.1.111
rommon 5> TFTP_FILE=c2600-jsx-mz.122-10a.bin
rommon 6> TFTP_VERBOSE=2
rommon 7> TFTP_CHECKSUM=0
rommon 7> tftpdnld

IP_ADDRESS: 10.1.1.3
IP_SUBNET_MASK: 255.255.255.0
DEFAULT_GATEWAY: 10.1.1.3
TFTP_SERVER: 10.1.1.3
TFTP_FILE: c2600-js-mz.120-8.bin


Try to memorize, this is a useful comment for a network expert....
You can check following links as well,
http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/471/76.html
http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/471/76.pdf
 


Sunday, April 03, 2005  
BSCI means Building Scalable Cisco Internetworks
 
One of my favourite things that I really like by heart is to learn and learn and learn..... last month I attended in BSCI course and learned lots of new things and experienced a lot. Of course my instructor Charles helped me too much and I really appreciate him because of all of his efforts that put to help me learn whatever I didn't know.


Thanks Charles....
 


Wednesday, March 16, 2005  
3Com Switch Password Recovery
 
Today I tried to find how I can recover a lost password of 3Com Manageable Switch for my further reference, we use 3Com Manageable SuperStack3 Model:3250, you can try this procedure with the other models it might work.

Follow these steps to recover the password:
1. Connect your PC serial port to console port of your device, use Hyper Terminal as a dumb terminal with these communication settings, 8-N-1, Flow Control = Hardware, baud rate = 19200.
2. To force device to go to password recovery mode enter recover for both login and password.
3. Device goes to the recovery mode and it shows counting down for 30 seconds, during this period you should turn of your device and turn it on.

Note: GIVE AT LEAST 15 SECONDS TO THE DEVICE BEFORE TURNING IT ON

4. After starting up, the device asks you for a new admin password.

Enjoy it!
 


Sunday, January 30, 2005  
Google Search Language Setting
 
Since I use Google search in my website, I had a small problem with its results. Google normally checks your IP address, regional settings and cookies then return results in your language if its possible. In my case I got different languages in different browsers, when you create search profile in Google control panel, it does not provide any feature to set the search result language.
To solve this, when you search normally through Google website, look through the query string showing in your address bar, a parameter named hl holds language name of the result, if you change its value like this hl=fa you will receive search result in Persian, and en is for English.
For your website you need to add this inside Google search form for English language:

<input type="hidden" value="en" name="hl">

For other languages, at this time, Goggle supports these languages:

Persian=fa, Arabic=ar, English=en, Indonesian=id, Romanian=ro, Bulgarian=bg, Estonian=es, Italian=it, Russian=ru, Catalan=ca, Finnish=fi, Japanese=ja, Serbian=sr, Chinese (Simplified)=zh-CH, French=fr, Korean=ko, Slovak=sk, Chinese (Traditional)=zh-TW, German=de, Latvian=lv, Slovenian=sl, Croatian=hr, Greek=el, Lithuanian=lt, Spanish=es, Czech=cs, Hebrew=iw, Norwegian=no, Swedish=sv, Danish=da, Hungarian=hu, Polish=pl, Turkish=tr, Icelandic=is, Portuguese (Brazil)=pt-BR, Portuguese (Portugal)=pt-PT

Other Languages may be supported, if your language is not listed above you should check at Google website.
 

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