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How to signup for State bank of India net banking (SBI online personal banking)

Published

5 years ago

April 28, 2018

How to register for online net banking. This tutorial help to create net banking account without going anywhere. This guide only for State bank of india bank accounts.

With increasing demand of online payments and online shopping ,net banking is safest & fastest method to pay online. If you are on state bank of india, and still not using NetBanking feature than try online registration method. Anyone with SBI bank account can register online instantly for net banking.

Steps to register for State bank of india net banking facility

First confirm that you have below following things to go further.

1. A bank account (SBI)

2. Debit /ATM card

3. Mobile number registered with bank account.

These above points are very important for online net banking registration.

If you never used net banking or created any username & password than follow simple steps to get login credentials.

> Visit state bank of india official webpage – SBI online

> Now click on “new user registration”

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Note = If you have already got pre printed file kit from bank branch than you can directly login to personal banking portal without signup for new account. You can find login credentials if you requested for INB facilities.

> In next page

Enter bank account number

CIF number (it can be found in state bank of India account passbook)

Branch code

Enter country

Enter mobile number registered with bank account.

In menu “facilities required” choose any 1 from 3 facilities. ( Ex: Full transaction rights)

Now proceed further and you will get a temporary username for login and set password for net banking.

Net banking is successfully activated in your SBI account without visiting branch office.

With net banking ,you can fastly pay anywhere,everytime online without cash. Various online sites support SBI net banking.

NetBanking can used against personal banking with mobile phone or computer. Customers can send or receive money from bank account to bank account. Block ATM card with one click. Change bank account registered mobile number easily. Etc.

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3 Rugged Phones You Must Have in 2021

Published

2 years ago

March 31, 2021

Jervie David Montejar

Whether you are working in construction sites, mining fields, or any kind of harsh environment, you certainly need the equipment that can take the toll of it. Starting from your clothes and shoes to your nifty gadgets like your smartphone.

And if your smartphone can’t take the wear and tear that your workplace can bring, you might need a new one. If you’re looking for a new phone, you might want to check out some rugged phones in the market.

They’re the most reliable handsets and will not fail you at the workplace. They can certainly take some beating and are resistant to most outdoor elements which can easily break a regular phone.

On that note, we looked for the best rugged phones that you must have this 2021. So get ready to replace your fragile phones with these bad boys:

1. Ulefone Armor 7

This phone deserves its name. Its build is military grade, it’s shock-resistant and can take a few knocks, and it’s waterproof! But despite its heavy-duty qualities, the Ulefone Armor 7 is light as a feather, weighing at 290g!

Just looking at its ruggedness and workhorse qualities, scoring this model is already a win for you.

But if you think the qualities mentioned above are amazing, wait until you hear this: the Ulefone Armor 7 can be recharged using wireless docks. That’s a first for a rugged phone. If you think, this model fits your style and needs, then include this on your wishlist!

Read on for more amazing specs.

Specifications

CPU: Helio P90

GPU: IMG PowerVR GM 9446

RAM: 8GB

Storage: 128GB

Screen size: 6.3-inch

Resolution: 1080 x 2340

Weight: 290g

Dimensions: 81 mm x 165.86 mm x 13.55 mm

Rear camera: 48MP + 16MP + 8MP

Front camera: 16MP

OS: Android 9

Battery: 5500 mAh

2. Samsung Galaxy XCover Pro

Let’s set things straight. Not all rugged phones have to look ripped like the regulars in your gym. And Samsung Galaxy XCover Pro is here to prove it. It’s a true rugged phone but looks like just a regular one.

But make no mistake. Samsung Galaxy XCover Pro may look slim and regular but it’s a powerful beast inside. This rugged phone runs through a Qualcomm Snapdragon 660 processor and is powered by a 4050mAh battery. All your work-related apps will run smoothly on this device but will last longer before the total drain.

Specifications

CPU: Samsung Exynos 9611 Qualcomm Snapdragon 660

GPU: ARM Mali-G72 MP3

RAM: 4GB

Storage: 64GB

Screen size: 6.30-inch

Resolution: 2340×1080

Weight: 218g

Dimensions: 9.94 x 159.9 x 76.7mm

Camera: 25 MP, 8MP, 13 MP

OS: Android 10

Battery: 4050 mAh

3. Caterpillar Cat S62 Pro

You probably know Caterpillar for their heavy-duty machines. But little did you know, Caterpillar is also into tech. They’ve built a handful of smartphones that are as heavy-duty as their machines. One of their best releases is the Caterpillar Cat S62 Pro.

This model is relatively simple, much like the Samsung Galaxy XCover Pro. The usual curves and aggressive-looking casings are already bygones. But this Caterpillar beast holds power in its core.

Just look at these specs and you be the judge:

Specifications

CPU: Qualcomm Snapdragon 660

GPU: Adreno 512

RAM: 6GB

Storage: 128GB

Screen size: 5.6-inch

Resolution: 1080 x 2160

Weight: 248g

Dimensions: 158.5 x 76.7 x 11.9 mm

Rear camera: 12MP

Front camera: 8MP

OS: Android 10

Battery: 4000mAh

Whether you’re a tradie, a miner, an engineer, a construction worker, a farmer or someone who’s tired of very fragile phones, rugged phones are for you. And look no further. The models mentioned above are probably some of the best ones right now. So if you’re looking to get one, just take note of this list.

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Mapping Drives with Group Policy Preferences and Item-Level Targeting

Published

3 years ago

August 30, 2019

Jervie David Montejar

In this blog article, I’ll show you step by step instructions on how to map network group policy preferences and item-level targeting.

Mapping a drive means that you want permanent access to a shared folder created on another computer. Windows OS will assign a drive letter to the network drive and it can be accessed just like any other local drive connected to your computer.

Mapping network drives with group policy preference is very easy and it does not require any scripting knowledge. Also, We can use item-level targeting to map drives based on specific conditions like group membership, OU, operating system, etc.

In this example, We will use item-level targeting so it only maps the network drive for users who are a member of the specific security group.

For this guide already I have created.
Two users with the name HR User1 and HR User2
One security group name HRUsers. (HR User1 is a member of this security group)

It works perfectly fine for us.
Now, any user we put in the HRUsers security group will get this mapped drive.

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Deploy Desktop Background Wallpaper using Group Policy

Published

3 years ago

August 27, 2019

Jervie David Montejar

In this post, we will learn the steps to deploy desktop wallpaper using group policy in Windows Server 2019. By using this group policy setting, we can deploy common desktop wallpaper on the user’s desktop and prevent users from changing the desktop wallpaper.

We can use JPG (.jpg) or Bitmap (.bmp) image file to deploy desktop wallpaper through Group Policy. It is common practices in the organization to set up a common desktop background on the computers using GPO.

We have two virtual machines for this demo.