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In opposition to MS-Outlook and Lotus notes

Outlook Vs Lotus notes

Microsoft Outlook – An Overview Description – Microsoft Outlook deals with numerous accounts, such as MSN, Exchange, IMAP, Hotmail, and POP accounts. It offers several effective ways and filters to thread, organize, find, and label the messages.

Besides, it also features special phishing and junk mail filters that are programmed to move all the unsolicited messages automatically to a special folder, called the ‘Junk e-mail’. Outlook supports Windows 7, XP, and Vista. The unique RSS feed reader is designed to treat all the news items as e-mails. Moreover, with...

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Lino Francis Guerra N/A Written on 04/14/2011 in Article

Internal Characteristic of Hard Disk and impact of rpm

Internal Characteristic of Hard Disk and the impacts of RPM

Hard disk or hard drive is the main storage device of any type of computer. Besides the storing pattern with RAM, the main difference of hard disk is, it has “non-volatile” characteristic. That is it does not lose its data due to power cut.

Unlike RAM where bit is recognize as the “presence” or “absence” of volts, hard disks store data based on magnetization. But before jumping onto it, we need to understand the construction pattern of a hard disk. The most...

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brat homeless N/A Written on 04/14/2011 in Article

SP1 already? Old dogs, new tricks in Exchange 2010

SP1 already?  Old dogs, new tricks in Exchange 2010

It's a long and arduous wait, but it was well worth it. Seasoned administrators never seem to take to new software until they've been sufficiently recognized as all-too-fallible. Therefore, we shan't be surprised that the first Service Pack for Microsoft's Exchange Server 2010 was so well-received it beat the original release's fanfare to a downright knock-out.

Let us all take a deep breath and go through some of SP1's new features before we make up our mind: after all, it isn't so much as price...

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TekGirl N/A Written on 04/14/2011 in Article

SugarCRM – A Brief Overview Pros and Cons

SugarCRM - A Brief Overview

SugarCRM, one of the most preferred vendors for open-source software solutions, is best known for its web application Sugar, which is a Customer Relationship Management (CRM) system, also known as SugarCRM. If the open-source categories of CRM software are considered, Sugar is no less than an eight hundred pound gorilla! Founded by Clint Oram, Jacob Taylor, and John Roberts on 2004, the open-source code for the Sugar system has already been downloaded around seven million times till date SugarCRM managed to gain over $46 million from venture financing. Presently, the company has nearly a hundred-fifty employees and...

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Sharath Reddy N/A Written on 04/14/2011 in Blog

Sugar CRM compared with other top CRM products

Sugar CRM compared with other top CRM products

In the present business scenario, the importance of an open-source solution for CRM (Customer Relationship Management) is something that no organization can afford to neglect. Nevertheless, open-source software is beneficial only for those businesses that are willing to adapt every single aspect of their CRM experience to the current needs of the customers and to the dynamic business environment.

Open-source CRM solutions will make no sense for organizations that rely on complete ‘out-of-the-box’, readymade applications. If it were not for these open-source CRM applications, the CRM buyers would have very...

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Sharath Reddy N/A Written on 04/14/2011 in Article

A List of Few Cloud Computing Providers

Cloud Computing Providers

Cloud computing is a technology, evolved as a result of advancement in  virtualization, that based on Internet such that the sharing of resources, information, data and software's takes place between different computers and devices when demanded, like the electricity grid phenomena. There are many big names that come to one’s mind while talking about the cloud computing service providers.

Google is a visionary cloud computing service provider that offers great variety of services...

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Natalie Wright N/A Written on 04/14/2011 in Article

All ports used in Active directory

All ports used in Active directory

Microsoft created a technology founded in Novell directory called Active Directory with customized version of offering protocols as well as services which gives diversity of network service. Active Directory 2003 is one of the operating systems developed by Microsoft, released on the 24th of April 2003. The two area organizers are equal in the similar forest; otherwise the two area organizers are equal in a dissimilar forest. The beliefs in forest are in Windows 2003, otherwise later version beliefs. Following are the Customer Port(s) plus Server Port Service.

                                

1024-65535 / TCP135...

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sandy N/A Written on 04/14/2011 in Article

Software to track my Internet Usage

Internet usage meter. does anyone know of a software that can show us the stats on our usage

I have BSNL and Airtel used in my home and office. I want a software free or small price that can record our usage and warn us when we exceed usage.

Is there any software out there or any trick to record this and take precautions before we exceed the limits.

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Prakashraj N/A Written on 04/13/2011 in Question

Riverbed: Your Network’s WAN Optimization

What Is Riverbed?

Description of Riverbed

Riverbed Technology is a company that specializes in designing and even manufacturing WAN optimization products. San Francisco California is home to this company’s world headquarters. It was founded in the year of 2002 by two men who went by the names of Jerry Kennelly and Dr. Steve McCanne.

The Steelhead Appliance was shipped in 2004 and was the first product to be shipped by Riverbed Technology. This appliance was a WAN optimization product that combined three different protocol optimizations. These three optimizations were application layer, data reduction, and TCP...

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Sharath Reddy N/A Written on 04/08/2011 in Blog

Exchange 2007: Analyzing its 5 different Roles

Exchange 2007 roles explained each of the 5 roles

Exchange 2007 features a brand new concept for the Exchange organizations. This feature involves the theory of server roles, the workings of which is quite similar to that of how the Windows server is capable of hosting more than one role at a time. A comparable configuration is now implemented in the Exchange Server 2007.

    

A server role is a server functionality which allows an administrator to split the various functions of the Exchange Server and place either every role or a...

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ilial N/A Written on 04/08/2011 in Article