What is the ownership of the school intranet?

I don't know I don't know, but it's true that it's now owned by a company in Japan.

Now it's still connected to Kaixin.com.

It is not owned by a Japanese company Its homepage has a special explanation that it is someone with ulterior motives who is playing ghosts.

This news is very true, I hope you can tell your classmates, hurry up and log out.

The situation you get is very correct.,But the cancellation is saved.,You log it out doesn't seem to completely delete your user.,If you still want to use it, there's a reactivation mailbox.,It's good to make it.,Or change the information and keep it to scold the school.。

Duoluochuan you alone with an immutable answer at the same time for many people, really too lazy to reveal you again.

One of the most important features of the intranet when it was first established was to restrict the registration of users with a specific university IP address or university email address, so as to ensure that the vast majority of registered users were college students. After registration, users can paste their own **, write logs, sign messages, etc. The ** encourages college students to register with their real names and upload real **, so that college students can experience the fun of real life on the Internet.

After nearly three years of rapid development, the school intranet has developed into a SNS social network that provides services for the entire Chinese Internet users, providing a comprehensive interactive communication platform for people with different identities, greatly improving the communication efficiency between users, reducing the cost of maintaining communication between users, and building a feature-rich and efficient user communication and interaction platform by providing functions such as publishing logs, saving albums, and sharing resources inside and outside the site.

After the launch of the open platform strategy in 2008, the school intranet and a large number of third-party network companies and programming enthusiasts have developed a large number of web Internet applications and web games for the school intranet, and a large number of social online games have provided more and richer ways for users to interact with each other, and also promoted the development of China's Internet in the direction of platformization.

In the figure, the IP address has been successfully obtained, and you can connect to the campus network, log in to the account and browse the Internet.

But sometimes something goes wrong, and the IP address becomes formatted.

At this time, the solution is to disable the local connection, and then enable the local connection, until the normal IP address is obtained, usually repeated within 20 times under the XP system, but it is ...... under the Win7 systemIf there are not many people on the Internet at that time, such as when you just get up in the morning, you can succeed in one go. Win7I don't know why,It's hard to get an IP address for some computers.,For this reason, I had to install a dual system.,I suggest you do the same.。

Don't use win7 64-bit system, he may not be compatible with the campus network, change to win7 32-bit system.

It belongs to a local area network.

The LAN has its own server, and the administrator can set intra-LAN restrictions (such as ports) on the server, which can make the server go to the Internet, and then can specify a certain IP or multiple IPs to go to the Internet through the server. Some enterprise LANs can open Internet web pages and go to QQ, but they can't play online games, that is, the server has Internet restrictions.

It is estimated that you Unicom Broadband is also a campus server, but the server was not set up as a LAN at that time, and it is impossible to let the telecommunications line in the campus casually.

If you want to get out of the local area network, you must not use his network line, take another line, it is very likely to take the ** line, which is related to the layout of the local telecommunications network.

It's not necessary to get away from the campus LAN, can't you also access the Internet if you go to the LAN? Pay wherever you go.

Speaking of which, I remembered that in the LAN, it is also possible to use one machine as the host to access the Internet, use software control, and other machines go to the same IP to access the Internet.

No, the LAN is just the communication between several computers in the network, and you can't get on the external network, so set up a router.

In the case of a local area network, you can enter the route, or use a P2P terminator or a network butler to limit the speed of others.

1: If you have updated the device, the router may have been bound to IP-MAC, and the data is not allowed to pass through the router if the local MAC and IP address are different from the binding. In the past, the router may not have done MAC binding, or used IP-MAC auto-binding.

Such drawbacks can have the danger of ARP spoofing, which can bring down the entire network.

2: If the router is not bound, if the computer has not been restarted after the change, it may also be caused by the MAC address table parsed by the computer's ARP has not been updated. In the run cmd and then arp -a can view the local binding, arp -d clear the local mac parsing table, and it will pass when you ping it again.

Because the school is to prevent your students from illegally modifying the network segment to surf the Internet in the classroom, they specially changed the equipment, and the network technician set it up on the new device, so that the different network segments cannot be pinged, and the IP manually modified by the students themselves is also invalid.

These settings are configured on the school's router, which means you don't want to access the Internet in the classroom now!

If you are restricted, you can't access the Internet. Unless you ask an administrator to lift the restriction.

The school's internal campus network brother number orange should belong to ().

a.Local area network.

b.Metro.

c.WAN.

d.Internet.

Correct answer to the envy group case: a