network-programming-2007 Google Group

Re: .NET programmer in Malta

k...@turk.net (Kle) — Fri, 20 Jul 2007 12:43:38 UT

Thank you for your fast reply.
Can you tell me the range of payment and rent of a moderate palce? To be
more specific, I am experienced in web services, windows services, MSSQL, in
memory storage and indexing algorithms, (X/D)HTML, XML, XSL, javascript and
AJAX.
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.NET programmer in Malta

k...@turk.net (Kle) — Fri, 20 Jul 2007 12:24:35 UT

Hi,
I found your egroup while searching for someone in IT sector in Malta.
I am from Turkey. Instead of working in my country, I am considering foreign
countries and one of them is lovely Malta.
I will be happy if you can help in the following questions.
1. What is the range of payment for an experienced .NET C# developer in

Past Papers

joseph.cord...@gmail.com (Joseph Cordina) — Mon, 28 May 2007 21:11:23 UT

Since some of you asked, the past papers are online
Joe

Re: Sample Answer

joseph.cord...@gmail.com (Joseph Cordina) — Mon, 28 May 2007 10:54:01 UT

I doubt I will have the time to give you that before the exams I am
afraid considering all the exams, FYPs, APTs and assignments I have to
correct
Joe

Sample Answer

crz_zurr...@yahoo.com (jasonvsk) — Mon, 28 May 2007 10:05:40 UT

Could a sample answer be provided, now that the assignment deadline is
closed, since I think that a lot of people have many doubts about
their design and routing tables?
Jason Farrugia

Re: last-minute question

joseph.cord...@gmail.com (Joseph Cordina) — Mon, 28 May 2007 06:06:00 UT

All privates are usable since they are private !!
Joe

Re: dilemma fuq subnets

joseph.cord...@gmail.com (Joseph Cordina) — Mon, 28 May 2007 06:05:31 UT

I guess this is too late for the assignment, but an interface on a
router cannot have the address 1.2.3.00000000/24 since this is a
network address not an IP address.
Iva ghall kull PC, ghall kull router mhux bizzejjed. That is how
things are done in real life
Joe

last-minute question

matthew.cac...@gmail.com (Lev) — Sun, 27 May 2007 18:30:06 UT

I know it's a bit late but here goes:
Are we allowed to use Class B private address (192.168..) ?
Nevermind the public IPs, they're handled by a router with NAT
Just wanted to make sure
thanks

Re: dilemma fuq subnets

reuben.hay...@gmail.com (binghas) — Sun, 27 May 2007 17:01:57 UT

aw sorry, suppost issa accertajt ruhi imma il question kinet fuq jek
ez:
ikollok router u andu l ip tijaw 1.2.3.00000000/24
u int atihu 1 bit al subnet mask
dak ifisser li int ha jkollok router min ta tahtu li hajkun
1.2.3.00000000/25
u lihor 1.2.3.10000000/25
ima dik suppost okey issa, u with regards to routing tables, xirridu

Re: dilemma fuq subnets

joseph.cord...@gmail.com (Joseph Cordina) — Sun, 27 May 2007 14:43:47 UT

Buq ma fhimtx. Ftakar kull interface ta router ghandu IP ghalih, u
kull wiehed qieghed f'subnet ghall-rasu
Joe

dilemma fuq subnets

reuben.hay...@gmail.com (binghas) — Sun, 27 May 2007 14:30:58 UT

aw nis meta jkollok router andu ip, any ip, tipo u tamel subnet billi
tuza bit extra as subnet, wihed mil ips hajkun bdik il bit assigned to
1 al router ta tahtu, u al lihor, ajkun bdik il bit assigned to 0?
allavolja hajkun listess ip tar router ta fuqu?
ijwa hux? ax speci imbad is subnets jamlu d differenza ar routers fej

Re: no internet

matthew.cac...@gmail.com (Lev) — Sun, 27 May 2007 10:14:16 UT

Ian,
Basically we share the same idea. Except mine does not return the
package, but rather try to send it to an invalid IP, causing an 'host
unreachable' error.

Re: no internet

jurgen_b...@hotmail.com (jurgen) — Thu, 24 May 2007 20:06:43 UT

Hmm.. I see. Thanks for that.

Re: Diagram detail

joseph.cord...@gmail.com (Joseph Cordina) — Thu, 24 May 2007 18:12:20 UT

U le, a network is just a circle or a cloud or whatever. No need of
the single PCs and switches.
Joe

Diagram detail

dand...@gmail.com (Gigi) — Thu, 24 May 2007 08:55:09 UT

Hi,
Is it ok if we represent subnets on the diagram as a single network
symbol, or do we also have to show internal routers, switches and PCs?
I'm asking because there's only a certain amount of detail you can go
into in the limited space of a single jpeg without cluttering the
diagram.
Thanks