How will I know when I am reaching the maximum size limitations?

How will I know when I am reaching the maximum size limitations?

March 03, 2011

·         Warning messages when total size of mailbox is approaching the maximum allowed.  The message will look like this:

You are exceeding the size limit set on your mailbox by the system administrator.
Ex. 
Your mailbox size limit is 92460 Kbytes
You are currently exceeding this limit by 11453 Kbytes

You may not be able to send new mail until you reduce your mailbox size. To free up space, delete any items that you are no longer using or move them to your Personal Folders.  Items in all of your mailbox folders including the Deleted Items and Sent Items folders count against your size limit.  You must empty the Deleted Items folder after deleting items or the space will not be freed.

·         Rejection message from “system admin” when trying to send a message if the mailbox size exceeds the preset limits.
·         Rejection message from “system admin” if the message is too large.
·         When a user exceeds the Mailbox size limit, they will still be able to receive messages, but will not be able to send new messages until they remove some of the material from their mailbox.
How can I recover deleted items?  (Exchange)

How can I recover deleted items? (Exchange)

March 03, 2011

The deleted items folder is kept in an archive for 7 days (Depend upon your Policies) after the messages have been deleted.

They may be recovered anytime within this 7 day period by doing the following :-
:
·         Open Outlook 98
·         Select “Deleted Items” folder
·         Select “Tools” from the menu bar
·         Choose “recover deleted items” from the drop down menu
·         Select all items you wish to recover
·         Click on the button  “ Recover selected items”
·         The deleted items will then be restored to your “Deleted Items” folder

Please Note :
The recovered messages will be deleted again from the deleted items folder when you exit outlook so they should be moved immediately to another folder outside of exchange if you wish to retain them.
Please refer to Exchange Best Practices document on your local shared drive in Help Desk Information folder for more instructions.
Deleted items will not be recoverable after seven days.
windows admin

windows admin

February 09, 2011


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turn UAC off and you will never need the "run as admin" stuff anymore. ...
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How to enable or disable the admin account in Windows 7 - Security ...
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If I add the user to the Domain Admin groups, then they are able ... Local
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Missing security tab - Security-Admin - Windows-XP
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Hello, when I right-click on the printer, then click on properties their is
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Net security opening

Net security opening

February 04, 2011

Hi,
 
An IT company located in Kanjur marg require 3 persons for Net Security.

  • Working knowledge in Nokia Firewall with Checkpoint firewall R70
  • IBM Site Protector (IDS/IPS knowledge)
  • For Vulnerability assessment and analysis. (ISS, Nessus, GFILanguard)
  • Patch management Like Big fix, LANDesk etc...
  • Antivirus (Preferably MacAfee)
  • Packet Analysis. (Sniffer, Wire shark, Ethereal)

 Please send in your updated CV with current and expected CTC mentioned on it.

 

Thanks and Regards,
Sameer K
Consultant
Shonel Services
Cell - 9820502077 / 9820880702

Tech Support Engg at HP

Tech Support Engg at HP

February 04, 2011

HI,
Greetings from HP,

HP is hiring Tech Support Engineers for 3par at Bangalore Location,
Key Attributes

• Must possess excellent Communication skills - professional, clear, and articulate in English(oral/written)
• Have the courage to challenge processes and practices in our strive for continual improvement
• Be able to follow processes as outlined in the Support Process Guidelines.
• Interact closely with Peers, next-level team members and Managers to resolve customer issues.
• Exhibit a positive attitude to customers and other employees.
• Be able to demonstrate empathy and understanding.
• Continue to upgrade technical and customer service skills.
• Participate in shift work as required
• Ability to remain calm whilst under pressure



Requirements:

• BS in CS/EE degree or equivalent related technical school or related experience.
• 2-6 years of relevant experience in the high-tech industry, preferably within the enterprise Storage /networking arena
• General / high level knowledge of Unix Systems (Solaris, HP, AIX, LinuxWindows and VMware
• General / high level of knowledge supporting complex Enterprise Storage systems and Storage Area Networks.
• Experience in SAN Switch/Fabric: Core Edge Topology, Fiber Channel Routing and Protocol Virtual SANs, LUN Exports, host bus adapters, Storage management; NAS, and Enterprise storage systems (troubleshooting, updating, and maintaining H/W).
• Must have demonstrated ability to take initiative in identifying and successfully resolving technical problems at customer sites via phone and email.
• As an individual in this position, you must have strong communication skills, both verbal and written; be able to develop and document technical and operational notes; effectively communicate with end-customers and internally when resolving customer problems or escalating cases.
• Proven troubleshooting ability to perform end-to-end (host to storage) diagnosis of complex large scale enterprise SAN configurations in a multivendor environment.
• Experience with enterprise storage systems and networking technologies
• Ability to work with customers under a variety of circumstances and understandimg and meeting customer expectations is fundamental.

If you find the JD relevant Kindly revert back with an updated resume at the earliest'

Regards,
Vasudha Patil

Forward Your CV to   Hewlett-Packard India Pvt Ltd <vasudha-s.patil@hp.com
All the best......:)  Yours Laxman Jonnalagadda.
Hiring Security Analyst Professionals in TCS MUMBAI - Work Location : Delhi

Hiring Security Analyst Professionals in TCS MUMBAI - Work Location : Delhi

February 04, 2011

Hi Friend,

We have openings in Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) Delhi for the following skill.

Face-to-Face interviews will be held on 5/6 -Feb-11

Security Analyst professionals - 3+ yrs.

Responsibilities:
• Maintain security administration on Medco Systems: SecureId, RACF, Oracle, Sybase,
UNIX, Alpha, eSD, Autofax, DB2, JDE, TIM
- User ID password administration
- Account creation, deletions and modifications
- Security access administration
- User ID password resets
• Maintain updated security documentation
• Support all audit initiatives
• Report systems and security issues to management
• Provide resolution and support for all day to day responsibilities

IF YOU MEET THE ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA PLEASE WALK IN

Dateâ€" 5th Feb 2011 (Saturday)
Venue- Gateway Park Akruti Business Port, Gateway Park, Road NO. 13, MIDC, Andheri Mumbai 400 093
Registration Time:
10.00 am to 12.30 pm

Dateâ€" 6th Feb 2011 (Sunday)
Venue- Vikroli office Empire Plaza, Empire Industrial Estate, (Adjacent to Empire Vitrum Glass), 101 LBS Marg, Vikhroli (West), Mumbai 400 083
Registration Time:
10.00 am to 12.30 pm

If any of your friends/colleagues are looking for opportunities, please pass this msg.

Pls carry along the following with you:
-Printed copy of TCS Online form
-A copy of your latest resume.
-A copy of your last salary slip.


Salary: Best in the Industry


Please ignore this mail if you have been INTERVIEWED by TCS in last 6 months


Eligibility :

B.E. / B.Tech / M.E. / M.Tech / MSc / MCA / MCM / MS/ MBA (IT Systems)
PGDIT (2 years full time Approved by AICTE)

B.Sc. / BCA/ B.Com /Diploma holders with 3 years of relevant functional / technical experience.

50% consistent academic records including the Qualifying exam

Correspondence/Part time courses will not be considered


Candidates who have attended TCS interviews in the last 6 months need not apply.



Contact Person:
Warm Regards
Jasleen


REVISED CCNA COURSE CONTENTS

REVISED CCNA COURSE CONTENTS

February 03, 2011
                  
 INTERCONNECTING CISCO NETWORK DEVICES

INTRODUCTION


Course Acronym: ICND (640 – 801)                Course Duration: 40 Hours

Course Content:

·         Concepts and commands required to configure Cisco switches and multiprotocol internetworks.
·         Demonstrations, exercises, and laboratory projects to identify and recommend the best Cisco solutions.
·         Basic configuration procedures to build a multirouter, multigroup internetwork that uses LAN and WAN interfaces for the most commonly used routing and routed protocols.
·         Installation, configuration, and troubleshooting information that technical support people required to install and configure Cisco products.

Who Should Attend:              

·         Network Administrators responsible for implementing and managing small & medium business networks.
·         Customers or channel sellers new to Cisco products or to internetworking industry.
·         Network support staff who will act as network device installers & first-line support.
·         Network technicians new to Cisco products and services.
·         CCNA candidate
·         CCNP candidate

Content by Module:

·         Module 1: Getting Started with Cisco Networks
·         Chapter1: Course Introduction
·         Chapter 2: Selecting Cisco Network Devices
·         Chapter 3: Assembling and Cabling Cisco Network Devices
·         Chapter 4: Operating and Configuring a Cisco IOS Devices
·         Chapter5: Managing Your Network Environment
·         Module 2: Interconnecting Cisco Switches
·         Chapter 6: Catalyst Switch operations
·         Chapter 7: Extending Switch Functionality
·         Module 3: Interconnecting Cisco Routers
·         Chapter 8: Configuring IP Addressing
·         Chapter 9: Adding Basic IP Routing Protocols
·         Chapter 10: Basic IP Traffic Management with Access Lists
·         Chapter 11: Configuring Novell IPX
·         Module 4: Extending the Network to WAN
·         Chapter 12: Establishing Serial Point-to-Point Connections
·         Chapter 13: Completing an ISDN BRI Call
·         Chapter 14: Establishing a Frame Relay PVC Connection
·         Module 5: Solving Network Problems
·         Chapter 15: Solving basic Network Problems

REVISED CCNA COURSE CONTENTS

 

NAT     :     NETWORK ADDRESS TRANSLATION


PAT      :     PORT ADDRESS TRANSLATION

EIGRP:      EXTENDED INTERIOR GATEWAY ROUTING PROTOCOL

OSPF    :      OPEN SHORTEST PATH FIRST

VLSM:       VARIABLE LENGTH SUBNET MASKS