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how to Backup, Restore, Delete or add new contacts to your device. 1.Before you start this process make sure that MobiWee client installed and running on your device in order for any request to succeed. 2.Log in to your account at mobiwee.com 3.Select the phone number to your device. 4.Click on the link backup my contacts from my device. To expedite the backup process you can click on send and receive on your mobile device. Next if you want to delete the contacts on your mobile device, this process is simple and easy all you have to do is click on delete contacts on my device. For security you will be prompted to re-type your password, then click delete my contacts. To add contacts to your device just type the contact info on the add contact box on the left side and then click add contact. Lastly restoring contacts to your device, normally you will need this when you change or get a new mobile device, in the event that you need to restore your contacts to your existing mobile device due to an update or loss to some of your contacts, make sure to delete all contacts first on the device to avoid any duplicates. The process is simple click on restore my contacts to my device. And click yes to the prompt. We hope this has been helpful, and for further question you can email us at support@mobiwee.com. MobiWee is a set of free public services currently available for Windows Mobile, Android and the iphone with many more platforms in the works like Blackberry and symbian. Contact …

any commands used to save data.

No actually dhcp server is giving ip address . so i need to take the backup and create new dhcp server with old data base.
so i need to know how to take the back up if it is down

Windows server2003. I need to rebuild active directory on the DHCP Server1 while I make the second DHCP server the Operational Master

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I have two devices which need to be powered up by -48V DC power. One device has two components IDU and ODU (microwave equipment) the combined power consumption is 40.5 Watt(18.5+22), the second equipment has power consumption of 60Watt (multiplexer). The rectifier also has to charge the batteries for backup.

What will be the rating of the rectifier i should use? also if i need backup of 4 hours what will be the rating of the battery?
Also it will be very helpful if someone can recommend some book or pdf for better understand the power concepts.. like what if i have to make the same calculations for AC power..
Can you mention the required rectifier without battery backup.
If we take battery backup into calculations the backup time required will be 4 hours and recharge time will be 10 hours.