Vint Cerf, the ‘father’ of Internet has warned that the Web will run out of IP addresses by 2010, saying the Web does not have enough unique codes that allow computers to communicate with each other.
Cerf said when the internet protocol addresses run out, the connectivity of the Internet will be damaged and many computers will be unable to go online.
“This is like the Internet running out of telephone numbers and with no new numbers, you can’t have more subscribers,” Cerf was quoted as saying by the Daily Telegraph on Thursday.
The computer scientists, who helped invent the system, called for early preparations to switch addresses to a new system. He underlined that the Web does not have enough unique codes that allow system to communicate with each other.
When the Internet was developed in 1977 there were 4.2 billion addresses available under the Internet Protocol version four (IPv4) system.
According to the report in the British daily, each of the IPv4 addresses has a series of 32 binary numbers, but with the surge of broadband globally, it is estimated that these addresses will run out by 2010.
A new system called IPv6 has been ready for a decade and is already used in Japan to connect thousands of earthquake sensors through a computer system that sends automatic alerts to television programmes and turns traffic lights red, the report said.
We’ve been built silent installation package, the package contain of software that usually used in some office or warnet such us browser, messenger, multimedia, flash plugin etc.
Why we built silent installation? Because we as admin no need to input the dialog boxes when we installing some application. The application will automatically install. So it will help us if we want to update or install many of computer. It will avoid to wasting our time. Silent installation that we built with batch command.
So, here’s the example if we want to installing opera with silent installation :
@echo off
echo system installing opera
echo please wait………………
start /wait E:\ow32enen754.exe /qn
where, E refer to the path where files added . /qn is quite mode and no information user at all. Save as opera.bat
Just see the list below, to know sample of applications with silent installation :
- Firefox : start /wait E:\firefox.exe -ms
- 7zip : start /wait E:\\7zip.msi /qn
- Winamp : start /wait D:\openoffice.exe /S /install=SFQDRA
- Pdf : start /wait E:\pdf_enu.exe -p”-s /v\”/qn\”"
- YM : start /wait E:\ymsgr8us.exe /s
And so on, don’t forget to adding batch script as I mention in opera silent installation above. Then you just bundle all of silent script as :
@echo off
title Unattended Installer
color 1B
xcopy /E \E:\Source\taskkill.exe C:\WINDOWS\system32
echo ====================================
echo ! Installing Program Pack !
echo ====================================
echo.
echo Please Wait a few minutes…………………………………..
echo.
echo.
echo installing applications………
echo.
call E:\opera.bat
echo.
call E:\firefox.bat
echo.
call E:\office.bat
echo.
call E:\mIRC.bat
echo.
call E:\yahoo.bat
echo installing addon…………..
echo.
call E:\flashie.bat
echo.
call E:\flashnie.bat
echo.
call E:\shockwave.bat
echo.
call E:\pdf.bat
echo.
call E:\wmp10.bat
echo.
call E:\k-lite.bat
echo.
call E:\7zip.bat
echo.
call E:\winamp.bat
echo.
call E:\java.bat
echo.
shutdown -r -f -t 10
echo.
echo Done
echo.
pause
exit
echo.
Done, now you can try silent installation in your office.
In our office, we using remote desktop connection in windows XP to control our computer. Why we choose remote desktop ? because with Remote Desktop Connection, we can easily connect to a terminal server or to any computer running Remote Desktop. All you need is network access and permissions to connect to the other computer. Optionally, you can specify special settings for your connection and then save the settings for the next time you connect. This article will cover the basic setup and use of it.
Before you use Remote Desktop, your systems have to be set up properly to allow it to be ‘controlled’. One of the first things you will need to do is to ‘enable’ the remote control of a system. To do that, you will need to make a quick setting change in the System Properties.
- Log in as an Administrator (or as a member of the Administrators group)
- Open the System Applet in the Control Panel.
- Click Start => Control Panel => System Applet => Remote Tab
- On the Remote tab, select the Allow users to connect remotely to this computer check box, as shown below.
- Make sure that you have the proper permissions to connect to a computer remotely, and click OK.
To open Remote Desktop Connection, click Start, point to programs or All programs, point to Accessories, point to Communications, and then click Remote Desktop Connection. In Computer, type the computer name or TCP/IP (shown below) address of the host you want to control… remember, they have to be ‘allowed’ to be controlled first.
Then Fill in your credentials, Domain if needed, save the connection as a ‘profile’ so you can quickly go back to it later and use it again. Click Connect. Your request will now be sent to the system you want to connect to. The Log On to Windows dialog box appears. In the Log On to Windows dialog box, type your user name, password, and domain (if required), and then click OK.
The Remote Desktop window will open and you will see the desktop settings, files, and programs that are the system. The system that is in the corporate network can remain locked and safe while you are now inside it, working on it. Whatever you are doing cannot be seen by someone watching the console.
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