November 12th, 2008
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Computers connected on a network can be part of a workgroup or a domain. The main difference between the two is how resources are managed.
Administrators should basically know the appropriate grouping of computers when implementing an infrastructure plan in order to effectively setup a working network environment.
Workgroup is the logical way to group computers on a network wherein members of the group are considered “peers”, and each computer maintains its own security policies and resources like printers and shared folders. It is used on home network or small businesses that have more or less 25 computers. Read the rest of this entry →
October 9th, 2008
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Configuring the LAN is a real pain. You need to manually allocate the network address to every device on network, & keep the record of them in order to ensure that you did not use same one twice – and if you did, devices will stop working.
But modern LANs with the routers using system named DHCP. The DHCP stands for lively host pattern protocol.
It is the fancy way to say that when device connects to a network, it asks router which of the addresses are free, & then router allocates to it for limited period of time.
This permits you to connect & disconnect things from the network when you want, devoid of having to arrange them. Read the rest of this entry →
August 27th, 2008
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For one of you who are present here are having problem in wireless network installation of your Operating System called Vista system, and then you do not have to care at all about that problem, as here is the systematic direction for you to solve your problem.
Step 1
Primarily you require confirming that your PC or notebook computer like laptop possesses the unwired component either connected to the PC or any component that is inbuilt.
Numerous new PCs and the notebook computers are available with the inbuilt hardware components in the market. Read the rest of this entry →
August 12th, 2008
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Computer networking is a process of sharing the data and resources between the linked computers. The Shared resources comprises of the printer, Hard disk, Fax modem, Database, CD - DVD ROM, and data files.
The Computer network can also be divided into the local area network, the networking in building office, medium sized networks, network between two or more offices in a city & broad network, network between the PCs, one is nearby and other can be millions of miles away in some other country over the world.
A network appliance recognized as “Router” helps in WAN connectivity. Internet is world’s biggest WAN network, where thousands of computers from all across the world are linked with each other. Read the rest of this entry →