...of remote access servers and services (RAS) • The benefits of remote access servers and services (RAS) • Difference between a device server and a terminal server • at first glance, device servers and terminal servers are just devices for conn...

Terminal Server • A terminal server (sometimes called a serial server or a console server or a device server) is a hardware device that enables you to connect serial devices across a network. • Terminal servers acquired their name because they...

...Black Box has a series of testers and tools for professional network testing for all kind of Networks. • The Black Box Explain series make technology simple. It provides you with a clear, concise overview information about network testing, s...

...off with computer cables. •   • __________________________________ • __________________________________ • Goverment • Lock up critical network port connections in data centers, wiring closets and offices. • Avoid critical data breaches by prevent...

...These one-of-a-kind cables give you the ability to lock down critical network ports when you need to, without buying new patch cords. • Use these high-performance cables for your everyday network connections. Then, when you need to secure network p...

...a corporate policy on Servers. This has resulted in local purchasers buying a wide variety of brands and the creation of small sub nets installed across an organisation. The pace of change within the PC and peripheral industries has meant that the...

Cooling blade servers. • Blade servers present a cooling challenge. • Blade servers are hot, Really hot. • These slim, high-powered CPUs generate heat like nothing you’ve ever installed in your data center before—a rack of blade servers can ge...

What are device servers used for? •

Blade servers. • Blade Servers • Blade Servers are made of a chassis (or enclosure) and one or more server blades that fit vertically into the chassis. • Save Space • This configuration is designed to save space by fitting servers side by side...

...fibre. It sends a series of light pulses into the fibre under test and analyzes the light that is scattered and reflected back. These reflections are caused by faults such as breaks, splices, connectors, and adapters along the length of the fi...