Hairpinning is the term used when someone wants to redirect traffic from an internal network destined for the public IP of an internal resource back to the internal IP of the internal resource. It’s essentially a “U-Turn” for packets destined to travel externally when the ultimate destination is a NATed inside resource on your own […]
Crazy cursor on Windows Surface? If you experience a problem where the mouse cursor starts acting erratically on your Windows Surface RT, it just might be a defective keyboard. From the moment I started playing around with my Surface, I started having issues where the cursor starting moving on its own around the screen, blinking […]
As a leading provider of IT services for ambulatory medical practices in NJ and NY, we’re well-versed in the meaningful use attestation process as it relates to the IT security regulations. If you need assistance in your meaningful use attestation process, please feel free to give us a call. Here are some useful links for […]
We just completed the requirements for VMware Enterprise level certification with a specific competency in infrastructure virtualization! This is great news for us and our NJ and NY customers and prospective customers. We’ll be following up with a press release shortly.
A very common misconception is that services in the cloud are free or at least cheaper than maintaining existing servers or in-house IT infrastructure for your small business. Sure, you may be able to save yourself some money, but that is certainly not always the case. There are non-monetary factors too. Just like everything else, […]
Generally, infrastructure as a service (IaaS) refers to scenario where some or all of the IT hardware, software and services used by your organization are being delivered to you as service. Simply put, when the need arises to purchase new IT infrastructure or replace aging or defective items, you decide against purchasing and owning the […]
We just became one of the first IT services companies to earn Apple’s coveted Mobile Technical Competency (MTC). The MTC designation is a way for Apple to identify IT solution providers with the resources and expertise to handle iPad and iPhone deployments. Research shows that companies in virtually every industry are purchasing large quantities of […]
Today, I realized that I didn’t backup my iTunes library of music before blowing out the hard drive on my new laptop. Ordinarily, this would have been a disaster. Lucky for me, the geniuses over at Apple had my back. Or shall I say BACKUP. Since I use iCloud, my music and other items had […]
The cloud computing era is here and it’s a great time to be a small business. If you do it right, cloud computing could save you money and provide you higher levels of reliability. But with so many options out there, how do you choose? We’ll, how do you choose a doctor, or an accountant? […]
In an age where we have prototypes of flying cars, phones with more computing power than the most powerful computers from the previous decade, and an ever-growing web of endless possibility which is the Internet, we find ourselves growing in all aspects pf technology. Technology is the Zeus of the modern world and business is […]
In the last 90 days or so, our company has added the following IT certifications. This is in addition to what was an already long list of accreditations. The new certifications include; CompTIA Network +, Microsoft Certified Technology Specialist (MCTS): Microsoft Exchange Server 2007, Configuration, Microsoft Certified Technology Specialist (MCTS): Windows 7, Apple Certified Support Professional (ACSP),Apple […]
We’re really excited about our new relationship with FatPipe Networks. Their solutions are very unique and really interesting. Among other things, they have technology that allows you to bond (aggregate) Internet connections such as cable lines, DS3, T1, DSL, OCN, ISDN, wireless, etc. You can use any combination too. For the very technical, think of […]
