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Microsoft × WGA × What is × Windows × Windows Genuine Advantage
Windows Genuine Advantage(WGA) Notifications is a software created by Microsoft as part of its effort to reduce Windows software piracy. WGA Notifications once installed helps you to confirm that the copy of Windows installed on you machine is genuine and properly licensed.
If your copy of Windows is not genuine then Windows Genuine Advantage Notifications software provides you with periodic notifications and remainders to help you take appropriate action and protect yourself from security risks posed by counterfeit software.
Read More at Genuine Microsoft software program privacy statement
Facebook × Facebook Poke × Poke × Social Networking × What is
What is a Poke?
A poke is a facebook application that has been added to every account on facebook. On your homepage, a small box on the right hand side (See Image) called “Pokes” is visible if anyone has poked you. The pokes are nothing but small images of a hand with a finger pointing, and displays the person’s name who sent the poke to you.
A poke is a facebook application that has been added to every account on facebook. On your homepage, a small box on the right hand side (See Image) called “Pokes” is visible if anyone has poked you. The pokes are nothing but small images of a hand with a finger pointing, and displays the person’s name who sent the poke to you.
Pokes can be just a way to say hello / hi to anybody on Facebook. You can send pokes to anyone, not just your friends and anyone can poke you as well.
To poke someone, go to the person’s Facebook profile page and click on the “Poke” link beneath his or her profile picture. You’ll get a pop-up message asking for confirmation. Once confirmed, the poke is sent.
If someone pokes you, you can also poke them back or hide the poke. If you hide the poke, it disappears forever.
Private Profile Access
When you send a poke to someone on Facebook, that person will be able to view your basic information, work information, and education information on your profile. This occurs even if your profile is set to private and the person you have poked is not on your friends list. However, this profile access is temporary.
If you want to view private profiles on facebook. Just poke the person whose profile you want to see. If that person pokes you back, you will get the chance to see basic information, work information, and education information from his / her profile.
DNS × DNS Management × Records × What is
Before Learn about DNS Management Records you must Know about DNS Management I Explained in my Previous Article. In DNS Management mainly we use only Four types of Records, The following defines and summarizes the types of records you may use for DNS Management:
- A Record – Also known as an Address Record or Alias Record, an A Record is used to map hostnames to an IP Address of the host
- CNAME Record – Also known as Canonical Name, a CNAME is an alias of one name to another
- MX Record – Also known as a Mail Exchange Record, a MX Record maps a domain name to a list of message transfer agents for that domain
- NS Record – Also known as a Name Server Record, a NS Record delegates a DNS zone to use the given authoritative nameservers.
For information with respect to what is DNS Management? please refer to the following article: What is DNS Management?
DNS × DNS Management × Hosting × Records × What is
If you thinking to be Run your Own website. Before take any Action this side you must need to How you Manage your website with your Domain and Hosting. Before I Launched my www.NewTechie.com I always think Its too easy Just Purchase Domain and Hosting and my Website Run all over Internet, But I’m wrong Here I got many Problems to Manage all of thing (Domain, Records, Hosting, etc.). But Now I think to Every Techie People like you Know Actually What is DNS Management.
What is DNS Management?
DNS stands for Domain Name System and refers to how computers locate other computers on the Internet. Using using our web-based DNS Management, you may add, remove and edit:
- Alias Records / A Records (Host Records),
- MX Records (Mail Server Records),
- NS Records (Name Server Records), and
- CNAME Records (Canonical Name).
If you have a domain registered with us, but want to host your website elsewhere, DNS management allows you to configure DNS Records to point your domain to the proper location. Using just your web browser, you have total control over the DNS records for your domain without the hassle or cost of maintaining your own DNS server.
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