Way back most families had only one team, and raised no other high-tech devices. Access to the World Wide Web is based on dial-up modems that connect directly with a serial cable in the home team. No LAN is required. The advancement of modern technology and acceptance of high-speed connectivity to broadband in homes, requires that the equipment should be networked to facilitate online access and communicate and share information among themselves. What I mean appliances are computers, game consoles, printers, wired or wireless, and storage devices such as NAS. All devices must communicate with each other via a local network, but also need access to high speed Internet. To do this you must configure a home network. With a home-based network that build technically a local network, which can be wired or wireless communication between networked devices at home, and also share the same Internet connection. The network device control at home is the router. It is usually a device that allows you to configure a cable or a wireless network. You can use the Ethernet cable if you make a wired or Wi-Fi for wireless communications. The router shares the Internet connection with your devices. Once you have your network up, you have unlimited opportunities to correct what needs to its network. Things like laptops, desktop computers, game consoles, servers, print servers, etc. After all devices connect to the router, you can share and distribute their files via the LAN parties did in game consoles , video games, and share photos from your computer.
Posts Tagged ‘Wireless Networks’
How to Setup a Home Network – Networking Vista
February 28th, 2010
feed The Basics of Wireless Home Networking
January 26th, 2010
feed Wireless home networks are turning more and more popular these day. Wireless home networks are very attractive to internet users as the ease of installation and practicality of being able to surf the net anywhere in the house. Some basic things about the wireless networks are to be known before attempting to start the arrange wireless home networks. To help you get the improved understanding of wireless networking you can read up more about the wireless networking protocols.
wireless&router?
November 19th, 2009
feed hi… i live in a basment .. and well there are many free internet wireless networks that i can catch with my in built WLAN in my laptop… my problem is that since i am in a basment… i can only cach internet at one corner in the house near a window?? is there anyway i can jst make these signals stronger and can use internet anywhere in the house? like a router or anyother instrument.. which i can use to emit these free networks in my apartment… can u help.. and how much would it cost? thanks in advance
D-Link Xtreme N Dual Band Gigabit Router
November 16th, 2009
feed - Intelligent QoS technology prioritizes Internet traffic as well as wired and wireless network traffic
- Xtreme N technology allows for farther home coverage
- Secure your wireless network using advanced WPA or WPA2 encryption
- Supports Good Neighbor Policy–will not interfere with other wireless networks
- Backward compatible with 802.11g and 802.11a devices including game consoles and digital media players
Product DescriptionThe D-Link Xtreme N Dual Band Gigabit Router (DIR-825) is the newest addition to the award-winning Xtreme N product family. The dual band technology in the DIR-825 2. supported 4 GHz and 5 GHz wireless signals at the same time. In this way, you can e-mail and surfing the Internet with the 2nd 4 GHz band and at the same high-definition (HD Streaming) movies and other media on the 5GHz band. The DIR-825 is designed for users that a true HD wireless connectio developed. . . More>>
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