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Translation Volume: 0 days Duration: Apr 2008 to Jun 2009 Languages: English to Serbian
Translation of 156 shows of TV series "Technology today"
Computers (general), Energy / Power Generation, Telecom(munications)
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English to Serbian: Top 10 Unlocked Phones General field: Tech/Engineering Detailed field: Telecom(munications)
Source text - English In the market for a new cell phone, but unimpressed with the models your GSM carrier offers? Then consider buying an unlocked phone - a GSM phone not tied to a carrier. Such GSM phones may cost a bit more up front, but they can save you a bundle in the long run. Unlocked phones don’t work on CDMA-based networks, like those operat¬ed by Sprint and Verizon, so, effectively, you must use AT
Translation - Serbian Želite da kupite nov mobilni telefon, ali niste oduševljeni modelima koje nudi vaš operater? Rešenje je da kupite nezaštićen (otključan) GSM telefon u prodavnici, premda je on u prvi mah skuplji, ali vam na duge staze može uštedeti mnogo novca. Otključani telefoni ne rade u CDMA mrežama, poput onih koje podržavaju kompanije Sprint i Verizon, pa zato u SAD morate biti u mreži firme AT
English to Serbian: Understanding and Configuring IP General field: Tech/Engineering Detailed field: Computers: Systems, Networks
Source text - English The Ipconfig command is the most basic tool in the network administrator’s troubleshooting toolbox. If you are helping a user who cannot connect to the Internet, for example, typing ipconfig at a com-mand prompt would most likely be the first thing you’d do to find out whether the computer is as-signed a valid address. The output of Ipconfig has remained the same since Windows NT, and if you’ve been working as a network support specialist, you’d never expect to see anything unusual when you type this basic command.
However, Windows Vista and Windows Server 2008 now provide IPv6 information along with the traditional IPv4 information in the Ipconfig output. This might not sound like a big deal, but IPv6 can look pretty scary if you’re not familiar with it, and the last thing you want is to be in a position where a user can detect fear on your face when you’re troubleshooting his or her computer.
You might even be tempted to disable IPv6 to avoid exposing your ignorance and—ironically—to prevent it from “slowing down the network” (which it doesn’t ever do). It’s true that IPv6 isn’t needed today, but despite any inclination we might have to live in IPv6 denial, there’s no question that it will be used more and more in the coming years. There’s just no avoiding it because there is no other solution proposed to deal with the problem of IPv4 address exhaustion, and that problem isn’t going to disappear. IPv6 isn’t intruding into your Windows networking life because you need it now but because you will need it soon, and for that reason, you need to start getting comfortable with it now. The good news is that there isn’t much you need to know before you can once again read the complete Ipconfig output with complete confidence.
Translation - Serbian Komanda Ipconfig je najosnovnija alatka u priboru za rešavanje problema administratora mreže. Ako pomažete korisniku koji ne može da se poveže sa internetom, izvršavanje komande ipconfig u komandnom odzivniku će verovatno biti prvo što ćete uraditi kako biste otkrili da li je računaru dodeljena važeća adresa. Rezultat izvršavanja te komande se nije menjao od Windowsa NT i ako ste radili ili radite kao specijalista za podršku umrežavanju, nikada niste ni pomislili da ćete videti bilo šta neobično nakon unošenja te osnovne komande.
Međutim, Windows Vista i Windows Server 2008 sada pored tradicionalnih informacija o IPv4 daju i informacije o IPv6 u rezultatu izvršavanja komande Ipconfig. To vam možda ne deluje kao veliki problem, ali IPv6 može da bude prilično zastrašujući ako niste ovladali tom verzijom protokola IP, a poslednje što želite je da se nađete u situaciji u kojoj korisnik vidi izraz straha na vašem licu dok pokušavate da otkrijete uzrok problema na njegovom ili njenom računaru.
Možda ćete čak doći u iskušenje da isključite IPv6 kako biste izbegli izlaganje javnosti vašeg neznanja i - ironično - da biste ga sprečili da "usporava mrežu" (što IPv6 nikada ne radi). Istina je da IPv6 danas nije preko potreban, ali uprkos nastojanjima da negiramo njegovo postojanje, nema sumnje da će se u narednim godinama koristiti sve više i više. Jednostavno ga nećemo moći izbeći, jer ne postoji drugo rešenje za problem iscrpljivanja IPv4 adresa, a taj problem neće nestati sam od sebe. IPv6 ne ulazi u vaš svet umrežavanja pod Windowsom zato što vam je potreban, već zato što će vam uskoro zatrebati i stoga bi trebalo da počnete da se navikavate na njega. Dobra vest je da ne morate znati još mnogo toga novog pre nego što ponovo sa potpunim samopouzdanjem pročitate i protumačite rezultate izvršavanja komande Ipconfig.
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