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Mac OS 10.7 Lion Server Part 2: Network Set Up

In this screencast I cover how to set up your network for Lion Server. I cover how to set up a local static IP for your server on your Airport Extreme and update your network information for the server. Video Rating: 4 / 5

[READ DISCRIPTION] Twitter: twitter.com Hey guys, i show you how to set up and run a minecraft server on your mac. I also show you how to open your minecraft server.jar file with more RAM (Random Access Memory) using terminal. Finally i show you how to change the map you play on in multiplayer to anything you want (Including single player saves and downloaded maps. Port Map Download: www.codingmonkeys.de Minecraft server .Jar file download: www.minecraft.net Terminal Commands: 1) ls 2) cd desktop 3) ls 4) java -Xmx2000M -Xms2000M -jar minecraft_server.jar To edit the amount of RAM you give it chang the numbers "2000" to how much RAM you want to allocate to that programme (In MegaBytes) Note: 1000M = 1GB Alternate way (hard): Steps: 1. Download MineCraft Server Application Link: www.minecraft.net 2.Open Terminal and enter java -Xmx1024M -Xms1024M -jar 3. Then drag the Sever Application onto the Terminal Window and Press enter. 4. Go to your Home Network Page Link: 192.168.1.1 5. Make MineCraft Port Start: 25565 End: 25565 Both 192.168.1.## (Enter Last Digits found in Network Preferences 6.Enable 7. Save Changes 8.Find iP address from Link: www.whatsmyip.org/ 9. Go to Minecraft Multiplayer 10. Enter your iP Address with :25565 at the end ex. 12.234.456.789:25565 11. Subscribe and HAve Fun IGNORE: Mac OSX Minecraft server simple ip afterlife avenged sevenfold personal on problems how to setting up address online multiplayer minecraft_server.jar java -Xmx1024M -Xms1024M -jar ... Video Rating: 4 / 5

GalaxyVisions Unveils $99 Dedicated VoIP Server Plan

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New York, NY (PRWEB) May 01, 2012

GalaxyVisions, the New York metropolitan area's most affordable and customer-focused provider of Internet hosting solutions, announced today that it is offering a $ 99-a-month dedicated server plot designed for Internet telephony providers. Setup fees also will be waived for the special that will only be available only during the month of May by calling 1.866-GVHOST1 (484-6781) or email sales(at)galaxyvisions(dot)com.

The special coincides with the International Telecoms Week conference, which is being held May 14-16 in Chicago. The plot, which was designed specifically for the needs of Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) providers, features Dual Dual Intel Xeon microprocessors running at 3 GHz and 4 Gigs of RAM. Installed with Windows 2003, the server also has 2 X 73GB SCSI drives in raid 1 and includes Norton antivirus software. GalaxyVisions is waiving the usual setup fee for this deal.

GalaxyVisions' New York data center is renowned among VoIP providers. Telephone service delivered over the Internet is very sensitive to latency and inefficient network routing. GalaxyVisions' network routes can reach most foreign countries in under 10 hops and well below the 300ms latency threshold for crystal-clear VoIP conversations. The facility also offers separate network segments provisioned specifically for VoIP clients.

GalaxyVisions representatives will be on hand along with sister company ColoGuard to answer questions about the May offer. Both GalaxyVisions and ColoGuard can be found at Exhibit Booth 1514, Purple Level, East Tower during the event.

"Dedicated hosting is the ideal solution for VoIP providers that need reliable and cost-effective systems but do not have the budget for their own data center," said Raymond Sidler, President of GalaxyVisions. "GalaxyVisions can help your company dramatically increase its return on investment - even more so during the month of May."

With dedicated hosting, clients lease a physical server from GalaxyVisions and have full control over the hardware and software installed on it. A dedicated server is much more flexible than shared hosting, where resources are shared among many customers. At the same time, it's less expensive than an on-premise server, which requires cooling and uninterruptable power. In addition, GalaxyVisions offers three levels of managed services for clients who prefer to have GalaxyVisions' expert administrators take care of the equipment. With a managed plot, clients have dedicated email and phone support in addition to:

DNS Server 2008 R2 Part 1 Install/Setup For Home/Business Networks

Web Site: www.PcTechStream.com. Domain Name System (DNS) is a system for naming computers and network services that is organized into a hierarchy of domains. DNS naming is used in TCP networks, such as the Internet, to locate computers and services with user-friendly names. When a user enters a DNS name in an application, DNS services can resolve the name to other information that is associated with the name, such as an IP address. For example, most users prefer a friendly name, such as corp.contoso.com, to locate a computer, such as a mail server or Web server, on a network. A friendly name can be simpler to learn and remember. But, computers communicate over a network by using numeric addresses. To make the use of network resources simpler, name systems such as DNS provide a way to map the user-friendly name for a computer or service to its numeric address.