COMPUTER: Components of Computer 1. 2. 3. 4. Hardware: That can be touched and seen. Software: That cant be touched and seen.

Data: User:

Hardware: 1. Input Device: Key Board, Mouse, Joy Stick, Microphone, Scanner, Touch Screen, etc. 2. Processing Device: LAN Card, Mother Board, Power Supply, Hard Disk, RAM, ROM, etc. 3. Output Device: Monitor, Printer, Projector, Speaker, etc. Note: 1. Printer: i. ii. 2. Memory: i.

Impact Printer (Dhakka Daei): Dot Matrix, Bubble Jet. Non-impact Printer (Dhakka Daei Na): Laser, Plotter.

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Primary Memory: a. Volatile Memory: RAM b. Non-volatile Memory: ROM (BIOS) ii. Secondary Memory: HD, CD, DVD. POST: Power On Self-Test (BIOS). Mother Board: MB has two parts. i. North Bridge ii. South Bridge Processor Controls NB > NB controls internal devices, i.e. RAM, ROM, HD.; South Bridge (SB) controls external devices, e.g. Printer, Scanner, Sound Card, TV Card, etc. PATA: Peripheral Advanced Technology Attachment SATA: Serial Advanced Technology Attachment.

Software 1. System Software: System Software gives life to the Hardware Devices. i. System Control: e.g. Operating Systems which may be available in two ways a. Licensed Copy: e.g. Windows (Microsoft), Mack (Apple), Macintosh (IBM). b. Open Source: i. UNIX/ Linux: They have the following versions a) Red Hat: Red Hat-1.7. b) Fedora: Fedora-1.11. ii. Ubuntu ii. System Support: e.g. Disk Clean-up, Disk Defragmenter. iii. System Development (Programming Language): Compiler, e.g. Turbo-C; FORTRAN, Java Script. a. High Level Programming Language: Java, C, C++, .Net, etc. b. Low Level Programming Language: FORTRAN, ADA, Visual Basic, etc. 2. Application Software:

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Package Software: a. Licensed Copy: MS Office, Bijoy, etc. b. Open Source: Open Office e.g. Avro. Customized Software: Different Enterprise (Application) Software e.g. SAP, Oracle, etc.

Numbering System: 1. 2. 3. 4. Binary System: 0, 1. Decimal System: 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9. Hexal System: 0.9, a, b, c, d, e, f. Octal System: 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7.

Oracle Developer Installation: 1. Firstly, keep a backup copy of the Oracle Icon. 2. Then do the following.

3. Then go for Oracle Forms Developer.

4. Then typical installation

5. Form Server Testing No.

6. Then do the same thing for Oracle Reports Developer.

7. Then Install Patch (4). 8. Then show the link of server. Pabna Server: User: SCMS_SC; Password: 123. Address of Pabna Oracle Icon: C:\orant\BIN\ifrun60.EXE \\172.23.1.10\scms_sc\LOGIN.fmx

Address of Dhaka Dev. Oracle Icon: C:\orant\BIN\ifrun60.EXE \\devprod\SCMS_PBN\LOGIN.fmx

VPN (Virtual Private Network) Connection Setup: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. Control Panel\All Control Panel Items\Network and Sharing Center Change your networking settings Set up a new connection or network Connect to a workplace Use my Internet connection (VPN) Internet Address: 202.59.128.21 User Name: e-mail address Password: mail password.

Wi-Fi Connection Setup in Samsung Mobile: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. Connect to Wi-Fi Network (SAP) Go to Advanced by left key pushing. IP Settings: Tick to Use Static IP IP Address (172.16.146.200) Gateway (172.16.128.1) Netmask (255.255.192.0) DNS 1 (202.59.128.3)

Printer Installation: Printer IP Address: 172.16.146.42

How to connect with Pabna Server via VPN: Press: Windows Key+R Enter: cmd Enter: as in the below pic.

Reply will be: Destination Host Unreachable: if not connected. Reply will be ok if connected. If connected, then oracle software will open.

SAP GUI Setup: GUI Software downloading address is \\172.16.191.211 After GUI installation user logon is setup as below. Production Server Installation Procedure: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. First go to: \\172.16.191.211 Find the saplogon.ini file from the Soft Folder and copy it Paste the saplogon.ini file to C:\Users\ERP\AppData\Roaming\SAP\Common Then go to C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc and open services with Notepad. Scroll down to bottom and write sapmspep press the Tab button and again write 3600/tcp and press Enter button. It will look like the below screenshot.

6. Save and Exit the file. 7. Production Server has been installed. Go to SAP Log On screen. You will find the Production and Quality Servers. SAP User Logon Setup:

Production Server Setup: For LAN Connection: -

Production Server Setup: Connection Directly From Internet Connection via SAP Router: /H/202.59.130.19/H/

Internet Proxy Server Setup: 172.16.128.7; Port: 8080

Mail Setup: Splmailsvr.squaregroup.com User Name: aminur-ppic@squaregroup.com