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I am looking for IT job in California, I would rather to find one in LA metro. If you or anybody know a company that will accept/hire skilled IT network deaf person. Currently I am Network Administrator for Telecommunication company with 2 years experience in IT field and want to move to LA...

Ya. I have done A+ and CCNA. Right now I am network administrator for telecommunication company. I deal with network stuff such like routers, switches, firewalls and servers.

Don't make him a porn star! :laugh2:

You will need to know what IP address where proxy server is, go to TOOLS > OPTIONS > ADVANCED then SETTINGS under "connection" and make sure manual proxy configuration radio is selected and put ip address in there beside HTTP proxy and port #. I have a computer set as proxy server and I set one...

Dial-up is perfect for welfare people!

You can buy used router from ebay. I got myself a router from ebay for approx. 100 I believe and it is very CHEAP and model #2501. I find that it can be boring with one router. It is best to buy two or more routers for more challenge practice.

I know. Cisco device is different from Linksys device, and you work with CLI (command line interface) on cisco devices. It is like MS-DOS command and you control the network traffic with cisco devices and make the rules on it. Linksys have no CLI and not many options like Cisco devices.

Well, if you are tired of re-configure DI-624 again and again then SR200 is for you!

It will not work that way if you get SR200 and plug it in DI-624 if DI-624 is un-configured to work with VP.

I am just wonder if deaf people have work with Cisco device at workplace? I am a network administrator for telecommunication company and I work with 2 Cisco PIX firewalls, 1 cisco catalyst 2950 switch and 11 non-cisco switches with 24 ports each. 9 racks for the Interactive Voice Reponse devices...

Monitor Manager is not that big deal! You can do physical check the printer instead of waiting for stupid warning dialog to appear. Buying wireless USB is cost efficient than buying a new printer.

Ya. You can use wireless USB adapter from D-Link.

You are correct about H.323 is using port 1720 and VP needs 1720 to be opened for incoming calls.

Actually Linksys have its h.323 standard protocol removed when Cisco bought and merge with Linksys. H.323 is a protocol that provides audio/visual communication.

It is good for a person who cannot afford high tech communication device.