InetDaemon

InetDaemon is a Technical Architect, IT Consultant and Subject Matter Expert in multiple disciplines and designs enterprise-class solutions for the government, military, telecoms and private enterprises. In his spare time, InetDaemon produces this website, InetDaemon.Com which contains more than 800 pages of free tutorials and receives more than 36 million hits each year.

What is a Default Gateway?

Published September 22, 2009 | By InetDaemon

Can you tell me what a default gateway is, briefly?

If you have a set of computers that can talk to each other directly, you have a network. For computers on your network to talk to computers on another network, you need a default gateway.

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Posted in Q&A

Great Website: A List Apart

Published September 17, 2009 | By InetDaemon

Whether you’re working on code, content, design, usability and business processes surrounding website development, you should stop by A List Apart. I’ve used several excellent CSS tutorials from this site and I highly recommend it.

Posted in Technology

RIP v2 and Network Size

Published August 14, 2009 | By InetDaemon

Nate sent the following message:

How many routers does RIP support? 
How about RIP version 2?
I see that your tutorial says 15 hops, 
but does that mean you can only
have 15 routers in your network?

Answer: How Many Routers will RIP v1 & v2 Support?

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Outlook 2007: Setting the Default Due Date

Published July 31, 2009 | By InetDaemon

I'm a heavy user of Microsoft Outlook and Outlook Tasks especially. One major frustration I have with the redesigned Office 2007 productivity suite is that Outlook Tasks now have a default due date of "TODAY". So how do you change the default? Continue reading →

Posted in Computers, How To, Q&A, Software, Technology | Tagged Computer, Outlook, Software, Tutorial