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iPads aid Disney's Imagineers in expansion of Magic Kingdom

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Disney has posted a pretty cool video that shows how their "Imagineers" are using iPads to monitor and make changes to the New Fantasyland at Walt Disney World in Orlando, Florida. Using proprietary Disney software on the iPad, which allows Imagineers to view and manipulate a 3D digital rendering of Fantasyland, the Imagineers can communicate with the engineers and contractors working in the field to immediately see if any conflicts of design vs. practicality emerge.</div>
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If there are any conflicts, the contractors can use the iPad's built-in cameras to photograph or record the areas in question. If there's a conversation to be had, they can kick off meetings right on the spot with Cisco's WebEx for iPad software. Check out the video below to see the whole process as well as some cool behind-the-scenes footage of how a theme park is built. It's wonderful to see Apple's "magical and revolutionary" device helping create magical and fantastic places.</div>
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iPads aid Disney's Imagineers in expansion of Magic Kingdom

Disney has posted a pretty cool video that shows how their "Imagineers" are using iPads to monitor and make changes to the N...

How to Maximize Bandwidth in Cisco Routers

<P>Replace the antenna on the Cisco wireless router from the factory standard omnidirectional antenna to a unidirectional antenna. Firmly grip the existing antenna at the base and twist counter-clockwise until the antenna disconnects. Place the base of the new antenna at the connection point of the router and twist clockwise.</P><P>Angle the oscillating tip of the antenna towards the device that is using the </P><P>Internet, or the room in which the device is primarily used. Turn off the Cisco router and then restart it ten seconds later. Wait for device to start receiving new signal.</P><P>Reposition the Cisco router in an environment where many devices in multiple areas need access. Keep the router as high up in the room as possible, on a high shelf or cabinet. Keep the router away from obstructions, and never inside a drawer or enclosure, to ensure the signal is being transmitted as powerfully as possible.</P><P>Use only Cisco wireless cards (external and internal) in the devices being used for Internet access. Replace the card in the <a class="StrongLink" href="http://www.ehow.com/computers/">computers</A> to any Cisco brand products, as the Cisco equipment is built to work together.</P>

How to Maximize Bandwidth in Cisco Routers

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How to Install Cisco IOS 1751 for Routers

<P>Click the "Start" button located on the PC desktop of the Windows 7 <a class="StrongLink" href="http://www.ehow.com/computers/">computer</A>, then type "cmd" in the Search box. Right-click on the command line icon that appears in the upper-left pane. Select "Run as Administrator." The Command Prompt window will appear.</P><P>Type "telnet 1.2.3.4" on the command line, substituting the "1.2.3.4" with the IP address of a Cisco 1751 router, and then press the "Enter" key. Type the telnet password for the Cisco 1751 router when prompted and then press the "Enter" key. Type "enable" on the command line and press the "Enter" key. Enter the Privilege Exec password for the Cisco router when prompted and press "Enter."</P><P>Type "copy tftp flash" on the command line and press "Enter." Type the Windows 7 <a class="StrongLink" href="http://www.ehow.com/how_2091470_computer-ip-address-windows.html">computer IP address</A> on the command prompt when the TFTP server IP address is requested and then press the "Enter" key. Type the IOS file when prompted and press the "Enter" key. Type the IOS filename when prompted for the destination filename and press the "Enter" key.</P><P>Enter "Y" when "Erase Flash: Before Copying? [Confirm]" displays and press "Enter." The new IOS file copying progress will display and provide notification when completed.</P><P>Type "config term" at the command prompt and press the "Enter" key. Enter "no boot system" at the command prompt and press "Enter." Type "boot system flash:ios_filename," substituting the "ios_filename" with the IOS filename of the IOS image that was transferred by TFTP to the Cisco 1751 router and press the "Enter" key. Enter "exit" at the command prompt and press the "Enter" key. Type "write memory" and press the "Enter" key. Type "reload" on the command line and press "Enter." The Cisco 1751 router IOS is complete.</P>

How to Install Cisco IOS 1751 for Routers

Click the "Start" button located on the PC desktop of the Windows 7 computer , then type "cmd" in the Search box. Right...