Thursday, February 2, 2023

SUPPLIER OF DATACARD ID CARD PRINTER IN AFRICA

Datacard printers are the most durable and affordable ID Card Printers in world-wide. THECARDSANDBEYOND.com is the best supplier of DATACARD printers in over Africa. We acan supply all the models of DATACARD printers, printer ribbons, catriges in all over Africa including Nigeria, Ethiopia, Egypt, DR Congo, Tanzania, South Africa, Algeria, Morocco, Angola, Ghana, Cameroon, etc. The important models of DATACARD printers are listed below
  • Entrust Datacard Sigma SL2 ID Card Printer,
  • Datacard CR805 Card Printer with Lamination
  • Datacard CR805 Retransfer ID Card Printer
  • DataCard SR200 Retransfer Printer
  • DataCard printer cd800
  • datacard printer sd360
  • SD 260 Card Printer
  • SD 260 Card Printer
  • SD 360 Card Printer
  • SD 460 Card Printer
  • Sigma DS1
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Tuesday, January 31, 2023

Plastic ID Card Printer Supplier in Nigeria

We are the leading suppliers of Plastic ID Card Printers in Nigeria. Contact THECARDSANDBEYOND.COM for all the leading brands of PVC card printers and cartridges in Abuja, Lagos, Port Harcourt, Kano, Ibadan, Benin City, Zaria, JOS, Ilorin, and all over Nigeria. Please contact us for all models of ID card Printers all over Africa including Magicard Pronto100, IDP Smart 21 Card, Magicard 600, Magicard Ultima Retransfer Card Printer, HDP5000, Fargo DTC4250e, DTC1250e, Evolis Primacy 2 Card Printer, Canon IX-R7000 etc.

Why You Choose THECARDSANDBEYOND.COM for Buying ID Card Printers

  • We are supplying quality printers all over Africa and we are offering excellent after-sales support
  • THECARDANDBEYOND.COM can supply all brands of ID Card Printers including Fargo, DATACARD, SWIFTPRO, etc
  • The print quality of the ID Card Printers which we are supplying in Nigeria are very excellent
  • Our ID Card Printers are suitable for all types of organizations including government, semi-government institutions

Advantages Of SWiftPRO ID Card Printer

  • Superior print Quality
  • Advanced design
  • Printing, encoding, laminating, etc are possible in one printer
  • Reliability
  • Durable
  • Flexible
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Sunday, January 29, 2023

ID CARD PRINTER BRANDS

Plastic ID Cards are a common way of identification in any organization including student ids, employee id cards, visitor badge printing, national ids, etc. Most organizations may require only a small number of ID Cards so they need not buy a printer and they can get their cards printed from companies doing b euro services or temporary card printing. But in some cases, organizations require to print many cards then the organizations must buy a printer of their own and have to get card designing software. The most commonly used ID Card Printer brands include HID Fargo, Data Card, Polaroid, Martica, Nisca, SWIFTPRO etc Here is the list of Id Card Printer models from which you can select the best and most affordable options. The commonly used printer models are HDP5000, C50, DTC4500e, DTC1250e, etc

HDP5000 Card Printer

HDP5000 is an all in one one, durable and affordable printer that can be connected with a smart card encoder(contact and contactless), mag encoder, laminator etc. HDP5000 printer is the best option when considering a durable and cost-effective ID card printer for large projects and required good quality printing for cards. The most common cases where HDP5000 printer is used is school id cards, hospitals, govt organizations, banks and financial institutions. Features of Fargo HDP5000 PVC Card Printer are listed below • High Definition Printing® gives you superior print quality, even on smart cards with embedded electronics, for a more impressive public image. • High reliability and durability lowers your total cost of ownership, and affordable pricing makes High Definition Card Printing available to practically any business. • We back the HDP5000 ID card printer and encoder with a lifetime* print-head warranty and three-year* warranty on everything else. • Versatile modular design permits change as your needs change. Dual card input hopper, dual-sided printing, single- or dual-sided lamination and card encoding technologies are all field-upgradeable features. • Minimal training is required because of its simple design and intuitive operation. Cards, ribbons and overlaminates come in cartridges that load quickly and easily.

FARGO C50 Printer

Fargo C50 is a low price model which suitable for any small organizations. The key features of fargo c50 printer are listed below • Simple — Begin printing cards in minutes • Affordable — Get the hardware, ribbons, and support you need in a single, cost-effective package • Reliable —Experience superior performance and unrivaled quality from the leading brand in card issuance • Unsurpassed Customer Support and Care —From ordering to installation, users receive outstanding and ongoing product support the minute they open the box

FARGO DTC4250e ID Card Printer

Fargo DTC4250e is a dual sided ID card printer and its one of the best id card printer from Fargo. The key features of DTC4250e ID Card Printer is listed below • Highly versatile — Powerful printing in a modular, scalable design that simplifies equipment upgrades and migration to higher levels of security • End-to-end control, flexibility and security — The optional iCLASS SE® encoder (part of the iCLASS SE open encoder platform) can be fully integrated into your printer, allowing you to create, encode (read/write) and manage your secure credentials from start to finish. Design personalized ID badges locally and then program them to work with your current physical access control system (PACS), streamlining your ordering, inventory management and issuance processes. • Easy-to-use — Efficient set up, loading and printing with all-in-one print ribbon and card cleaning cartridge (EZ), and SmartScreen™ graphical display • Enhanced protection — Standard printer password protection and fluorescent panel printing provide a cost-effective and dynamic means of increasing card security • Earth friendly — GreenCircle® Certified for efficient energy consumption and eco-friendly (ECO) refill ribbons CARD LINE UAE,The Cards And Beyond,Buy Card Printer Online

Tuesday, February 17, 2009

Enable the SQL Server Browser service

Enable the SQL Server Browser service If we are running sql server 2005 by using instance name and we are not using specific port number in connction string we need to enable sql server browser service to allow remote connctions. For example if you are using computername\sqlexpress you need to enable sql server browser service. One important thing while doing enabling sql server browser service is it is increasing security risk and making the computer or network to more vulnerable to attacks by malicious programs or malicious users such as viruses. I recommended you to follow this only if you really requires this. Steps to enable the SQL Server Browser service 1. Click start->programs->microsoft sql server 2005-> configuration tools-> sql server surface area connection. 2. In sql server surface area configuration page click Surface Area Configuration for Services and Connections. 3.In Surface Area Configuration for Services and Connections change sql server browser startup type to automatic. click apply 4. Click start-OK TACS LLC Dubai Building Maintanance Dubai Access Control System Gate Barrier HRMS Solutions EID Reader Software EID Reader Building Maintanance UHF Reader Time Attendance Dubai

Eanble remote connections on the instance of sql server.

Eanble remote connections on the instance of sql server express or sql server developer edition. To enable remote connections on the instance of sql server express or sql server developer edition you need to follow the following steps Click on start->programs->microsoft sql server 2005->Configuration tools->sql server surface area connction CAME GARD GT4 BFT MOOVI30 CAME G4000 SLIDING GATES Then the following window will open. In this click on surface area configuration for services and connections. When clicking on surface area configuration for services and connections. In the window when selecting remote connectins you can see whether remoteconnctions have enabled in your system. If not enable by selecting the radio button. Then a message box will show as changes will take effect only when restarting. Then restart your computer. Time Attendance Dubai TACS LLC Dubai Time Attendance Dubai Access Control System Gate Barrier HRMS Solutions EID Reader Software EID Reader Building Maintanance UHF Reader Web based printing

An error has occurred while establishing a connection to the server. When connecting to SQL Server 2005, this failure may be caused by the fact that u

An error has occurred while establishing a connection to the server. When connecting to SQL Server 2005, this failure may be caused by the fact that under the default settings SQL Server does not allow remote connections. When you try to connect to the sql server 2005 remotely the above error may occur. One reason for this eroor is your sql server 2005 configuration is not accepting remote connection. By default sql server express edition and sql server 2005 developer edition do not allow remote connections. To configure sql server 2005 to allow remote connections, complete the following steps. Induction Loop detectors 1. Eanble remote connections on the instance of sql server. 2. Turn on the sql server browser service. 3. Do firewall configuration to allow network trafic related to sql server and browser service. Time Attendance Dubai TACS LLC Dubai Time Attendance Dubai Access Control System Gate Barrier HRMS Solutions EID Reader Software EID Reader Building Maintanance UHF Reader

Thursday, November 13, 2008

Steps For Data Replication

Steps to Data Replication We must take care of the following thing before starting data replication 1. The amount of data you need to be copied The amount of data that need to be copied will determine the bandwidth of the network required to move that amount of data. This is also the part that people don't really think about until they find out how much bandwidth they really need. 2. Available network bandwidth If you only have a dial-up connection between sites, you may as well back up the Chevy truck and start loading tapes to be shipped to your disaster site. As a good rule of thumb, you will need about 10M bit of bandwidth for each M byte of data you need to copy per second. As an example, a T3 link can handle almost 5M bytes of data per second. 3. Distance between locations The distance will determine what kind of remote copy solution you can use, synchronous or asynchronous. Under sync replication an I/O is not complete until it is written to both sides. This is a good thing because your transactions stay consistent. Every write written to the primary side is written "in-order" to the remote side before the application sees an "I/O complete" message. The problem here is that Fibre Channel protocol requires four round trips to complete every I/O under sync replication. Even using dark Fibre cables between sites, the speed of light becomes your limiting factor because of the four round trips -- you lose about a millisecond for every 25 miles. Sync is limited in distance to about 100 kilometers. After that, application performance goes in the toilet. Async can go around the planet. So the farther you go, the more you need async remote copy. 4. Type of operating systems and how many servers involved Software-based replication products work great. The problem arises when you have hundreds of servers to copy data from. Buying a software license for 200 servers at the primary location and another 200 licenses for the servers that need to be at the remote site can get very expensive. Also, I don't know of a software package yet that can be used with every operating system. If you have AIX, Solaris, Netware, NT, Windows 2000 and VMS, you may need a several separate software solutions. For a homogenous NT or Unix environment though, software works great and can save you money. 5. Whether or not clustering is being used Most cluster solutions require real-time connectivity for heartbeat and locking for quorum resources. If you use clustering software like MSCS and want to stretch the cluster between locations so that all your applications transparently fail over, you will need to be within sync replication distances. 6. Availability of storage, servers and floor space at the remote site If you have your own data center for your remote site, you're fine. If you need to lease space from a provider, you want to make sure your solution is as compact as possible. Server and storage consolidation must be considered prior to introducing hosted disaster recovery solutions. Hey, when you're paying by the foot you want to have very small feet! 7. and last but not least, your available budget This is a no-brainer. Many companies, when faced with the real-world costs of disaster recovery, tend to get shell-shocked. Consider the costs: • Floor space • Servers for the recovery site • Staff for the recovery site • Storage hardware and licenses • Software licenses • Services to implement the solution • Services to determine what needs to be copied, and why • Network links (this is usually the most expensive part) • Network-based SAN extension gear The costs can add up quick. This sometimes makes the CTAM method look like a wonderful idea. (CTAM = Chevy Truck Access Method or, dump your backup tapes in the back of a truck and drive your data to the remote site). TACS LLC Dubai Time Attendance Dubai Access Control System Gate Barrier HRMS Solutions EID Reader Software EID Reader Building Maintanance UHF Reader