Systems Administrator For Broadband Job Questions & Answers

Two days ago my mom got me a cricket broadband thing, It gives me wireless internet. I was just wondering if people from the company can see what site I go on. And if they do then.. lets say. If I go on youtube. Can they see what videos I watch and everything? nobody knows the answer?

1 answer - Asked By: Brianna - 11/14/2010

About some 20 computers are connected by Server/hub etc in a office....... We have WAN service for around 15 computers and Broadband for rest computers......... Can i change my computer's ip address from WAN to Broadband without informing system administrator..... will it add any problems..........? or any offense will come over me.....? please help in this matter

1 answer - Asked By: Abdul Rafiq - 2/5/2012

1) H.R. 872—Reducing Regulatory Burdens Act: The bill would amend the Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act (FIFRA) to clarify that the Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) or a state may not require a permit under the Federal Water Pollution Control Act for the application of pesticides regulated under FIFRA. By removing duplicative requirements, the bill would reduce overlapping and unnecessary regulation on pesticides that are already regulated, thereby reducing costs to both farmers and small business owners. 2) H.R. 910—Energy Tax Prevention Act of 2011: H.R. 910 would prohibit the EPA from regulating greenhouse gases to address climate change under the Clean Air Act. More specifically, the bill would prohibit the EPA from regulating: water vapor; carbon dioxide; methane; nitrous oxide; and any other substance subject to regulation, action or consideration under the Clean Air Act to address climate change. The bill would prevent a needless increase in energy prices for American households and businesses. 3) H.J.Res. 37—Disapproving the rule submitted by the Federal Communications Commission with respect to regulating the Internet and broadband industry practices: The bill would prohibit the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) from implementing a net-neutrality rule which would prohibit Internet providers from slowing or blocking legal websites or Internet services because of concerns over bandwidth. In May 2010, seventy-four House Democrats sent a letter to FCC Chairman Genachowski making the case that net-neutrality rules will “jeopardize jobs” and “should not be done without additional direction from Congress.” 4) H.R. 1230—Restarting American Offshore Leasing Now Act: H.R. 1230 would require the Department of the Interior (DOI) to auction offshore oil and gas leases in the Central and Western Gulf of Mexico, as well as in an area off the coast of Virginia. The bill would help to reduce energy prices and promote job creation by expediting offshore oil and natural gas exploration in the Gulf of Mexico and the Virginia coast. 5) H.R. 1229—Putting the Gulf of Mexico Back to Work Act: H.R. 1229 would direct the Secretary of the Interior to require that any lessee operating under an approved exploration plan obtain a permit before drilling any well, and obtain a new permit before drilling any well of a design that is significantly different than the design for which an existing permit was issued. The bill would prohibit the Secretary from issuing a permit without ensuring that the proposed drilling operations meet all critical safety system requirements (including blowout prevention), and oil spill response and containment requirements. 6) H.R. 1231—Reversing President Obama's Offshore Moratorium Act: H.R. 1231 would require that each five-year offshore oil and gas leasing program offer leasing in the areas with the most prospective oil and gas resources, and would establish a domestic oil and natural gas production goal. The bill would essentially lift the President's ban on new offshore drilling by requiring the Administration to move forward on American energy production in areas estimated to contain the most oil and natural gas resources. 7) H.R. 2021—The Jobs and Energy Permitting Act of 2011: H.R. 2021 would eliminate needless permitting delays that have stalled important energy production opportunities off the coast of Alaska. The bill would also eliminate the permitting back-and-forth that occurs between the EPA and its Environmental Appeals Board. Rather than having exploration air permits repeatedly approved and rescinded by the agency and its review board, the EPA will be required to take final action – granting or denying a permit—within six months. 8) H.R. 2018—Clean Water Cooperative Federalism Act of 2011: H.R. 2018 would a restrict the EPA ability to issue a revised or new water quality standard for a pollutant whenever a state has adopted and EPA already has approved a water quality standard for that pollutant, unless the state concurs with the EPA Administrator’s determination that the revised or new standard is necessary to meet the requirements of the Clean Water Act. The bill would prevent unilateral actions by the EPA that second-guess the decisions of the state regulatory agency. 9) H.R. 1315—Consumer Financial Protection & Soundness Improvement Act: H.R. 1315 would improve consumer protection and provides greater economic stability by allowing the Financial Stability Oversight Council to vote to set aside any harmful federal regulation.

10 answers - Asked By: - 7/18/2012

Hi everybody, I have good exepirence in Accounts, and expertise in Sage line 50, Word and Excel. I am based in london. For some reasons I am not able to go out for work now. I am interested in working from home. I have system and broadband connection aswell. So can any body let me know about any jobs where we can do from home. I can start anytime from now. Please do help me. I am good in numeric and typing . I heard they are many jobs that can be done from home. How far is that true and how it works out. Please advice. Cheers Thanks in Advance.

14 answers - Asked By: sree - 5/21/2008

Plz note the each location details : 1. Central Location (Main Control place) : 1 Server PC (Win Server 2003) controls 150 Net PCs having Win XP each at different floors using WORKGROUP domain system. The Server & all Net PCs are configured with DNS Server IP as given by Wireles Broadband ISP provider (202.148.200.6, e.g.) to get Internet, additionally Net PCs using Gateway as Server PC's IP(say, 192.168.0.5). Email server is controlled using another hired servies as IP (say,74.58.12.36 ) 2. Two remote locations have server configured PC (can provide VPN services) 3. other 4 remote location PCs are configured as Normal Server to facilitae Internet using Workgroup. Now, How Central Location's Server PC would control all Its' remote locations Control PCs after changing Domain type from WORKGROUP to DOMAIN & DHCP concept to control all it's net PCs(150) using the same Broadband Internet first with proper configuration ? Is ADC server / NAT (to share Internet among Net PCs) / any backup data server / VPN connection (Server to Server or any other) applicable ? Plz help me to understand as a complete diagram way to setup all Network as a Network Administrator.

2 answers - Asked By: arjun - 5/28/2009

I'm just brainstorming here.. but given a scenario similar to this one below, how would I best set up the network to on command from a centralized point run windows updates on all the computers on the network of some 50 computers? Say all 50 computers are wired through to a patch panel, which connects to a cisco 2900 router which takes input from a broadband cable connection in addition to a T1 input. Then connects to some switch which is divided into two sections. Section A side of the switch runs the T1 load, and Section B side of the switch runs broadband cable load. Now.. on both sides of the switch are windows computers which I would like to know the best way to connect to them all from an on site computer which would administer the updates to all the windows computers on the network remotely in a single action. The problem with just running auto windows updates on each machine, is that due to the default configuration of these computers, the automatic windows updater are turned off in the default state. So I need to be able to turn on and allow updates remotely and run them remotely from this centralized point. That way I don't have to walk to all 50 computers and do it individually one by one.

1 answer - Asked By: tropo_fight - 8/15/2011