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deelix
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Posted: Fri, 2nd Jun 2006 13:40 Post subject: IT exam	Quick Quote Quote

VPN Email - probably pop3 (port 25 or SSL port 465) NAT(not routing table) The switch have web interface, or use telenet. We're going to make an powerpoint about it. 1 day preparation. Any ideas or questions, post!!

[sYn]
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Posted: Fri, 2nd Jun 2006 20:36 Post subject:	Quick Quote Quote

Not sure what your asking for dude .. if you need help hit me up, im a network guru..

s0ulse3ker

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Posted: Fri, 2nd Jun 2006 21:08 Post subject:

[sYn] wrote:

Not sure what your asking for dude Wink

Grees

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Posted: Fri, 2nd Jun 2006 21:14 Post subject:	Quick Quote Quote

If I have to guess, I think deelix is asking us to assess his presentation.

CaptainCox
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Posted: Fri, 2nd Jun 2006 21:18 Post subject:	Quick Quote Quote

If you need help graphically, Photoshop, Illustrator or PPT wise MSG me. I am a professional Designer...well Car Designer but we have to do flashy presentations all the time. The presentation above don't look to flash but it does the job And I always would like to help a fellow Scandinavian...especially a Norse Man like your self

deelix
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Posted: Fri, 2nd Jun 2006 21:37 Post subject:	Quick Quote Quote

No no.. there is no anwer.. i just want you guys to have an opinion. Because the thing is.. i don't know what im gonna be asked for. The exam is at Wednesday. So its a presentation, but also 30min of questions after that. And i know there is some norwegian in there.. just ask about stuff Thanks Captain, but iv already made the presentation. I can have some notes with me tho. The law say we can have the preparation part 24 hours before the exam, but its a weekend between, and just the half of the class have it on Tuesday. Guess why i choosed Wednesday Iv got about 3 real maxima pro IT guys in my class. But they all talk in another language :/ Well, im above avarage. But i think its better to make a good presentation about a simple solution, than make something that complicated that i don't know what im talking about - if you know what im saying. Its not so easy when there is an fucking pro external examiner at the exam. I know the general stuff, but just say something that might help

CaptainCox
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Posted: Fri, 2nd Jun 2006 21:46 Post subject:	Quick Quote Quote

WOW! IT stuff, thats like, SWOSH! over my head, BIG TIME! If it would have been about the presentation or a layout and stuff I could have said something. Generally looks ok though....from a graphic point of veiw. Sorry that I can't tell you more then that. But good luck man

deelix
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Posted: Fri, 2nd Jun 2006 22:11 Post subject:	Quick Quote Quote

I think you might get me wrong. The picture up there ^ is not what i made. Its the preparation part. We got this from the teacher. Iv made an 11 sites of keywords in powerpoint. Also gonna have some other notes with me. Iv calculated all the sub nets so i know how many ips there can be on the different networks - ip calculator ftw There is no answer. But we have to find a way ourself. Be creative..

CaptainCox
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Posted: Fri, 2nd Jun 2006 22:31 Post subject:	Quick Quote Quote

Like I said " IT stuff SWOSH!" 11 what?...LOL I am realy sorry I can't help you out there man.

deelix
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Posted: Tue, 6th Jun 2006 13:13 Post subject:	Quick Quote Quote

Ok, the exam is tomorrow for me. I can get alot different questions. I know the most simple shortenings; DMZ, VPN, DC, WAN, NAT, DNS, IPTables, LAN, RIS, DHCP, WSUS, SMTP. (come with some more.. i need all the help i can get) But what really is the differense between ip tables, routing and NAT? With nat you adress find the adresses(IP) and fix it via the router. But can anyone tell me the differense?

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