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Open Windows Explorer and navigate to the "C:WindowsSystem32" directory. Within this directory, locate the "gpedit.msc" file and double-click on it.  This should open up the Group Policy Editor.  Navigate to "User Configuration -> Administrative Templates -> Start Menu and Taskbar". On the right side of the screen, locate the policy labeled "Remove Run menu from Start Menu" and double-click on it.  Set this policy to "disabled". Click the Apply button, followed by the OK button. Within a few minutes the Run option should become available again. This set of instructions will work on Windows XP Professional Edition, but I am pretty sure that the gpedit.msc file is not available on Windows XP Home Edition.  If this is the edition you are on, then go to "http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com/xp_tweaks.htm" and locate the link labeled "Restore the Run Command". This should provide you with a file tha...

In this post I am going to expalin about "how do we know the broadcast address of the network" ? Example Provide the broadcast address for the following: IP Address: 221.240.224.121 Subnet mask: 255.255.255.248 Method I currently use. 2^Nth - 2 = number of usable subnets.  2^5 - 2 = 30 subs 256 - last mask number = first network 256-248 = 8 or 221.240.224.8 Now add network range to itself equal to the total subnets calculated earlier to find all range start points. Stop when ip address falls in a range. .8 .16 .24 ... .112 .120 (bingo) Add range - 1 to start point to find broadcast. 120 + (8 - 1) = 127. That is a pretty long process. I do know of 2 sort cuts mainly divide till you find the range you want. Like start with 121/8 = 15.125 so to high try 120/8 =15 whole number so start of a range. Also instead of adding subnet start with range - 1. Just go up a range and subtract one. 120 jump to 128 subtract 1 = 127. Anyone have any poin...

Hi All, In this I am going to explain how to install and configure IBM WAS 7.0 (Websphere Application Server) in RHEL5 Step 1 :  Download the WAS (Trial Version) from IBM website. www.ibm.com --> click on supports & Downloads ---> Download --> Trials & Demos --> click on Websphere Application server in the list --> Websphere Application server 7.0 (Linux) The Download file name is as follows : was.cd.7000.trial.base.linux.ia32.tar.gz Step 2 : Now we have downloaded the WAS 7.0 for Linux. We are going to upload the downloaded the file into the Linux server using Winscp tool Note : you can download the Winscp tool for free. try it through google Step 3 : After uploading the file, download the putty and run it. Login through Root. Step 4 : After login into the server through SSH, we need to gunzip the file. Open the directory that you have uploaded the  was.cd.7000.trial.base.linux.ia32.tar.gz file and run the following command : # gunz...