Answer / surya

Hi,
The question itself is confuse are you trying to load a
software which is installed in the machine already if thats
the case go to Task manager create new Task so u can load
which software u want.or if you are trying to load new
software to a machine need to go through INstallation
procedure of that software application.

Answer / nikhil pagnis

1)Initially to load the Software u need 2 hve admin rights
w/o which it is just not possible.
2)Only the Administrators and the users (to whom the
administrative rights r given can load the s/w) ----
considering the fact that almost 80% of the softwares
require Administrative previliges.
3)As Surya had suggested i would like to make a small
correction (although i wouldn't say that Surya has given a
wrong answer)here----One can make use of the CDROM or the
s/w can be copied onto the Hard Disk (again depends on the
rights and privileges).

Answer / alex

its same as we do in xp or 7,pls tell me how to make this software available for the clients

Answer / swaroop

using add and remive program

Answer / paramita das

I think this is not logical question.......to install a
softwarein a srver ........this is different from each
other.in case win 2003 serve,and win NT server,exchange
server and rest of these servers the procedure is ttally
changed.........

Answer / hari

using the ip address 102.101.68.10 then we can upload new
software

How to perform system maintenance?

0 Answers  

List the functions of a network administrator?

0 Answers  

When you run snoop on your Solaris workstation, the workstation goes into which mode . a. inetractive b. routing c. promiscuous d. open

1 Answers  

Your workstation can ping itself by ip, but it can't ping ip of the others on the same subnet. why? (The physical connection is OK).

1 Answers  

Solaris machines more often than not runs routed daemon. routed is the unix equivalent of RIP. It is always run with -q option. Why ? a. q options optimizes the process b. q option uses a default route c. q option only activates itself in the absence of a default router d. q option tells the process not to advertise any routes. It just listens to the RIP udates. That way it does not interfere with router in the subnet.

1 Answers  

Which command will watch all packets on device pcelx0 ?

1 Answers  

Maximum number of hosts in a Class A network is :

1 Answers  

Can you connect Active Directory to other 3rd-party Directory Services? Name a few options

2 Answers   Network Solutions, Wipro,

What is network management?

0 Answers  

A packet header contains 4 parts. they are:

1 Answers  

can anyone post apache webserver and tomcat server questions and answers it is very helpful to me please

0 Answers  

What entry in the /etc/gateways file would define a route to the host called host2 via the gateway called host4? Assume that host2 is 2 hops away and that the gateway is NOT expected to exchange RIP information.

1 Answers