Dubai I.T GeeKs

20/12/2016

Check my IT blog-- secure your system
https://safe-it-business.blogspot.ae

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09/08/2016

Dear IT Professionals,

AVAYA has made a move for network Virtualization named as AVAYA FABRIC CONNECT. You can find details in the following link.

www.avaya.com/en/product/fabric-connect/

A competitive move and better than any other brand in view scope of futures in same price or better prices state.

AVAYA has successfully implemented and migrated the whole data centre of Honorable Emirates Nbd bank to fibre connect. AND this list is huge in UAE.

We looking forward on data centre implementation and migration. Any of you have any enquiries about data centre migration or implementation for AVAYA Please free to contact us. Just leave your contact details and we will get back to you in short period of time for understanding all the scope of work.


AVAYA has their own managed Network products including network swithes and full furnished branded AVAYA rack caninets including all the meterials and customised according to costumer needs.

Learn about Avaya VENA Fabric Connect, which brings faster time-to-service, better agility, better business continuity, & increased efficiency to the network.

03/05/2016

Designation: Junior Account Executive
Country: United Arab Emirates
Experience: 3 to 5 Years
Qualification: M.Com or Relavent
No Of Post: 2
Skills: Accounts; Tally; Trade Finance; Team Player; Indian Tax;

21/04/2016

IP Telephony Basics.

Moving to an IP telephony infrastructure represents a significant shift from more traditional voice services. Leveraging unified communications depends on understanding the differences between circuit- and packet-based communications.

12/04/2016

JOBS IN INDIA AND ABROAD..

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04/03/2016

27/01/2016

Try this one its amazing..
http://www.alltechbuzz.net/turn-ordinary-router-into-a-high-functionality-one

You are not making the best out of your router.

19/01/2016

Types of Backup..
https://youtu.be/O3vkRY6kPoQ

Difference between backups

15/01/2016

Requirement for IT cm administrator. Good salary plus accommodation in dubai..
[email protected]

27/11/2015

Require fresher with Electronics & communication degree or diploma. Interested candidate can send your cv at [email protected]

23/10/2015

Why you want a VPN?

You have at least four great reasons to start using a VPN. First, you can use it to connect securely to a remote network via the Internet. Most companies maintain VPNs so that employees can access files, applications, printers, and other resources on the office network without compromising security, but you can also set up your own VPN to safely access your secure home network while you're on the road.

Second, VPNs are particularly useful for connecting multiple networks together securely. For this reason, most businesses big and small rely on a VPN to share servers and other networked resources among multiple offices or stores across the globe. Even if you don't have a chain of offices to worry about, you can use the same trick to connect multiple home networks or other networks for personal use.

Third, if you're concerned about your online privacy, connecting to an encrypted VPN while you're on a public or untrusted network—such as a Wi-Fi hotspot in a hotel or coffee shop—is a smart, simple security practice. Because the VPN encrypts your Internet traffic, it helps to stymie other people who may be trying to snoop on your browsing via Wi-Fi to capture your passwords.

Fourth and finally, one of the best reasons to use a VPN is to circumvent regional restrictions—known as geoblocking—on certain websites. Journalists and political dissidents use VPNs to get around state-sponsored censorship all the time, but you can also use a VPN for recreational purposes, such as connecting to a British VPN to watch the BBC iPlayer outside the UK. Because your Internet traffic routes through the VPN, it looks as if you're just another British visitor.

18/10/2015

What is an IP PBX ?

A PBX is the standard telephony system used in enterprises and is fairly common among small and medium-sized businesses. A PBX is known as a switched system, providing a centralized infrastructure for telephony. This allows for a consistent environment for all employees with access to the PBX, such as common features and an internal dialing plan with user-assigned extensions. From an IT perspective, the PBX allows for centralized control and management across the system.

Prior to the advent of Internet Protocol (IP), there really was just one type of PBX. The other options to a premise-based system would be a key telephone system or a central office exchange service (Centrex). The former is a scaled-down PBX, more suitable for smaller businesses with simpler needs. Centrex has long been a staple of campus environments that need PBX-like capabilities, but at a lower cost in the form of a hosted system that is leased rather than owned.

With IP now becoming the standard for telephony, the PBX has evolved into the IP PBX. Legacy PBX systems still account for most of today's installed base, but the vast majority of new purchases and upgrades are IP PBX. The systems are similar at their cores, but IP-based systems are less capital-intensive and offer more flexibility in terms of adding new features and integrating VoIP with other communication modes.