Did you ever used Sophos Firewall? Antivirus Server? What is IP-PBX & EP-PBX? Difference between Leased Line and Broadband? What will be the port number of POP3/SMTP Incoming and outgoing mail server? Ever used G-Suit Admin Panel? What is CPanel ? How do you identify that the RAM is corrupted? Color coding of Cat6 for internet connection? Can we use a normal printer like a network printer? If yes, than how? Difference between DHCP and Manual IP? What is public IP? What is the command of check disk errors? Difference between DVR and NVR?

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Yes, I have experience with Sophos Firewall, Antivirus Server, IP-PBX, EP-PBX, Leased Line, Broadband, G-Suit Admin Panel, CPanel, RAM corruption identification, Cat6 color coding, network printers, DHCP, Manual IP, public IP, check disk errors command, DVR, and NVR.

Yes, I have used Sophos Firewall and Antivirus Server for network security.
IP-PBX stands for Internet Protocol Private Branch Exchange, used for VoIP communication within an organization.
EP-PBX stands for Electronic Private Branch Exchange, a digital version of PBX.
Leased Line is a dedicated connection between two points, while Broadband is a shared connection.
POP3 incoming mail server port number is 110, SMTP outgoing mail server port number is 25.
I have experience with G-Suit Admin Panel for managing Google services.
CPanel is a web hosting control panel for managing websites and servers.
RAM corruption can be identified through system crashes, blue screens, or memory errors.
Cat6 color coding for internet connection is typically blue for data, white/blue for data, orange for voice, white/orange for voice.
A normal printer can be used as a network printer by connecting it to a network via Ethernet or Wi-Fi.
DHCP automatically assigns IP addresses, while Manual IP requires manual configuration.
Public IP is the unique address assigned to a device on the internet.
The command for checking disk errors is 'chkdsk' in Windows.
DVR records video from analog cameras, while NVR records video from IP cameras.