PPT's of MOBILE COMMUNICATIONS

https://docs.google.com/viewer?a=v&pid=explorer&chrome=true&srcid=0BxuCfi4wMDHQZmQ3MzJmZjQtMTA0NC00ZmNiLTk5NzktYTg1MWE5M2ViNDk0

Text Book for Mobile communication
https://docs.google.com/viewer?a=v&pid=explorer&chrome=true&srcid=0BxuCfi4wMDHQMjM2MDA4NDQtYTI1NS00YTcyLTgyNWQtNmE1ODQwMTViZTE2

Another One
https://docs.google.com/leaf?id=0BxuCfi4wMDHQMjg2ZmMwYTktN2MyZS00ZmZiLWEwMWQtYzIxMjhiZGIzNThj

Steps For Installing Windows XP Professional from a CD-ROM

1. Make sure that your computer is set up to start from the CD-ROM drive. If you are not sure how to do this, consult your computer documentation for information about accessing the BIOS settings.

2. Insert the Windows XP Professional installation CD into your CD-ROM drive and restart the computer. When the computer restarts, the text mode portion of the installation begins. During this time, you will be asked if you need to install any third-party drivers. You only have a few seconds to press the F6 key and install the drivers before the installation continues.

Note Some computers will require you to press a key to boot from the CD-ROM drive. If you are prompted to press any key to boot from the CD, press the spacebar.

3. Windows loads a number of files needed for setup, and the Welcome To Setup screen appears after a few minutes. You can use this screen to set up Windows XP or to repair an existing installation. Press ENTER to continue with the installation.

4. The Windows XP Licensing Agreement appears. After reading the terms of the license, press F8 to accept the terms and continue the installation. If you do not accept the agreement, Setup does not continue.

5. After you accept the Licensing Agreement, Setup proceeds to the Disk Partitioning portion. If you have multiple partitions, Setup will list them and allow you to you choose which one to install XP Professional to. If you have no partitions configured, you can create one at this point.

6. After you have determined which partition to install to, press ENTER to continue.

7. The Format screen appears, which is where you decide how the drive should be formatted (FAT or NTFS). Select Format The Partition Using The NTFS File System and press ENTER.

Caution If you are planning on dual booting your computer with an operating system that does not support NTFS, your C drive cannot be formatted with NTFS. You might want to install Windows XP Professional in a different drive and format that drive with NTFS.

8. Setup displays a screen warning that formatting the disk will delete all files from it. Press F to format the drive and continue.

9. After the format process is complete, Setup copies the files needed to complete the next phase of the install process and then restarts the computer.

10. After the computer restarts, Setup enters the GUI mode portion of the installation.

11. Setup continues the installation for several minutes, and then displays the Regional And Language Options page. Make sure that the settings are correct for your area, and then click Next.

12. The Personalize Your Software page appears. Fill in the appropriate informationand click Next.

13. The Product Key entry page appears. Enter the 25-digit product ID and click Next.

14. The Computer Name And Administrator Password page appears. Enter a name for your computer, choose a password for the Administrator account, and click Next.

15. The Date And Time Settings page appears. Make sure that the information is correct for your area and click Next. If Setup detects an installed network adapter, Setup will install network components next.

16. The Network Settings page appears. You should select the Typical Settings option if you want Setup to automatically configure networking components. Typical components include Client For Microsoft Networks, File And Print Sharing For Microsoft Networks, and TCP/IP. Click Next.

17. After you choose the network settings, Setup displays the Workgroup Or Computer Domain name page. Enter the appropriate information and click Next.

18. After you click Next in the Workgroup Or Computer Domain page, Setup continues with the final portion of the installation. It might take from 15 to 60 minutes for the process to finish. When the installation is complete, the computer restarts and you are prompted to log on for the first time.

My Certifications

Microsoft

The Microsoft Certified Systems Administrator includes:

• Microsoft® Certified Professional.
• Microsoft® Certified Systems Administrator on Microsoft Windows Server   2003.
• Microsoft® Certified Systems Administrator:Messaging on Microsoft  Windows Server™ 2003.

IBM

IBM INFORMATION MANAGEMENT

IBM DB2 Express-C is a no-charge community edition of the DB2 data server.It is ideal for small businesses and multi-branch companies, as well as developers and business partners who serve these clients. DB2 Express-C can be setup quickly, is easy-to-use, and includes self-managing capabilities. It also embodies all of the core features of the more scalable DB2 editions, including the revolutionary pureXML technology for powering a new breed of Web 2.0 and SOA based solutions.DB2 Express-C is available for download and deployment at no charge. Optional yearly subscription is available for users who require technical support or additional functionality, such as High Availability clustering and Data Replication. The yearly subscription for DB2 Express (Fixed Term License) is available with a per server pricing metric.

I am Certified as :

IBM Certified Database Associate: DB2 9 Fundamentals

IBM Certified Academic Associate: DB2 9 Database and Application Fundamentals.

 IBM LOTUS DOMINO AND NOTES

This certification is a proctored examination that evaluates the candidate's knowledge and skills to understand about IBM lotus symphony product. From this certification, candidates can able to manage, identify, and close the sales opportunities of the product. Exam 000-M60 is designed for the professionals who are in sales field. After successful completion of this certification, candidates can become proficient with the product and also can able to solve issues by answering the technical questions.

I am Certified as :

IBM Certified Associate System Administrator:Lotus Notes And Domino 8.

 IBM Rational Application Development 6.0

This course is intended for developers who are already familiar with J2EE Web application development, and wish to understand the capabilities of IBM Rational Application Developer for WebSphere Software V6 for developing such applications. The course explores the tools used to create, test, debug, and package J2EE Web applications, including the wizards used to create servlets, HTML pages, and JSP pages. Students learn how to use the Page Designer to edit HTML and JSP pages, component test J2EE Web components, and use the export wizards to package J2EE applications. The course also describes the support for the Struts and JSF application frameworks.

Rational Functional Tester (RFT)

Rational Functional Test is an object-oriented automated testing tool that tests Java, HTML, VB.NET, and Windows applications, and lets you record reliable and robust scripts that can be played back to validate new builds of a test application. Functional Test runs on Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Linux platforms. Functional Test is available in two integrated development environments and two scripting languages. Functional Test, Java Scripting uses the Java language and the IBM Rational Software Development Platform. Functional Test, VB.NET Scripting uses the VB.NET language and the Microsoft Visual Studio .NET development environment.

I am Certified as :

IBM Certified Associate Developer:Rational Application Developer for WebSphere Software V6.0.

IBM Certified Solution Designer:Rational Functional Tester For Java.