Does anyone have an explanation for start to start project networks?
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AS much as I am aware of, Start to Start (SS), is a terminology used to show inter relationship between tasks in the project, logicaly it can be extended to different sub projects within a project as well. This combined with other relationships like Finish to Start (FS), Finish to Finish (FF) etc are used to build network diagrams for a specific project.\n\nStart to Start in project management terminology is a relationship between 2 tasks where the predecessor task cannot start unless the previous task is started. Say we have 2 tasks "A" and "B" with a realtionship of start to start with no lag (assume). This means that B will start only when A starts.
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I have a couple of suggestions.  First, I'd install a local FTP server to make sure that the problem really is in the code and not in the speed of your network.  I've included a link to one server below, but you can find others using your favorite search engine.\n\n500MB seems like a very small amount of data.  Are you sure you want to use multi-threading?  Could you start multiple copies of your program?  If you decide to go with threading, I'd upgrade to Visual Basic 2005 if you don't have it already - I included a link to the free version below.\n\nIn VB2005, there's a new component for threading called BackgroundWorker.  I've linked to one example of it's use below -- but MSDN has a lot of material on it, including examples.
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That is a question which requires a hugh amount of time to answer.  You'd do better to just start searching the web for information on networking.  Also, "network" is something of an ambiguous term. Are you referring implementations of OSI?
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Why, looking to start?
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ZENWorks is a Novell product--- you need a Novell server and the NDS (Novell Directory Services) up and running plus a lot of other things to fully benefit from its features. ZENWorks stands for Zero Effort Networks and lets you do all sorts of neat management things to your network's computers, everything from remote control (useful for Help Desk techs) to patch and application install.  It's expensive but in my opinion it can be worth it--- for example, deploying non-Microsoft apps is a lot easier than using Windows Group Policies.
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Imagine it this way... Today you have a project to prepare and for this you must go to a bookstore and find the information you need for it. This information usually doesn't come in one package, so in most cases you must join information you get from several "books" to be able to make your project. When you've done with it, another project comes along and you have to go through the entire process all over again. Of course nobody assures you that you'll be working at only one project independently... So there comes the time when you need to rearrange those "books" as they were before you used them, to be more easier and more quicker to search for them again next time.\nSame thing is with searching required files for completing a task which you are giving to the operating system.
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do what is best for the client. if the project has nothing to do with a client you should create 2 project plans and send them both to each boss as an attachment with a not that reads something like you boss #1 should work with boss #2 and try to consolidate your conflicting ideas.
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Click on, "Start," > "Control Panel," > "Network Connections."
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http://www.princeton.edu/~gscoles/theses/sean/start.html
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Yarnlady is correct. This is certainly not something that can be easily br adequately answered in a yahoo answers forum. \n\nBasically the problems boil down to investment in hardware, software and resources trained in implementing such as system. \n\nThe solutions at a very high level are start slowly, plan carefully obtain funding and get buy in from a project sponser down to the end users for the new system
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I think you are refering to ARPANET (Advanced Research Projects Agency Network). The first four participating universities were UCLA, Stanford, University of California - Santa Barbara,  and University of Utah.
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Usually you have to start a network with just one person.  Maybe someone you know, knows someone in the Labor Department, who knows someone who works for a congressman, and so on.
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Organizing the different legs of a network
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When developing a project schedule using a project management package such as MS Project, you can set up different calendars for different people.  \n\nEach calendar represents when that person (or type of person) is available to work.  This might be certain days of the week and/or include holidays and vacations.  In might even reflect that some people start at 7:00, others at 9:00, depending on how accurate you need to be.  \n\nThis way as you schedule a task the tool can check all the calendars to make sure that the required people are in fact available.
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Also known as Proactive routing:\nRoutes are calculated before one is needed \nTries to keep routing-information to all nodes everytime up-to-date \nUpdate of the tables: \nEvent-driven: only if a change is recoginzed \nPeriodically
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Depends how similar you need it to be.  There is a lot of free project management software out there, but most of it doesn't look like MSP, even though it may have some similar features.  I've linked to a list of open source PM software below.\n\nTurboProject is a MSP knock-off which comes in a number of flavors - and starts cheaply - but is not free.
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Don't use  MSCONFIG\n\nTo manage your startup programs, use\nhttp://www.snapfiles.com/get/starter.html\nor\nhttp://www.mlin.net/StartupCPL.shtml\nalso see = \nhttp://www.answersthatwork.com/Tasklist_pages/tasklist.htm