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  • Tweak your registry to speed up your broadband connection 4 CommentsPosted by John on April 27, 2009 under Networking and Wi-Fi
    If your physical infrastructure is in good shape, or you’re using a fast cable broadband service, there’s little else you can do in the way of repairing to improve your broadband connection performance, but ensuring that Windows is set up optimally for good network performance is one way of eking out a bit more speed and reliability, especially on high-speed broadband packages. Consumer cable... Read more.
  • Optimising Your Router 0 CommentsPosted by John on April 14, 2009 under Networking and Wi-Fi
    If you want to get the most out of your router, for wired and home plug (power line) networks, check the network activity icon in the taskbar to see if a PC is connected at 10, 100 or 1,000Mbits/sec, if it’s stuck at 10Mbits/sec, which happens with older network cards that can’t auto-negotiate these settings correctly, go to the device manager, right click on the network card and select proper... Read more.
  • TransferJet Better Bluetooth 3 CommentsPosted by John on March 28, 2009 under Networking and Wi-Fi
    TransferJet wireless technology under development by major camera makers, is intended to make wireless transfer of images between devices easier, now Toshiba is getting behind the wireless standard, having shown off laptop that uses the technology at the consumer electronics show in January, the companies pushing the technology tout transferjet (www.transferjet.org) as being more than 100 times fa... Read more.
  • Cross Platform Network 0 CommentsPosted by John on January 15, 2009 under Networking and Wi-Fi
    Your working in company grows whose need to establish a network to connect the staffer to one another and the internet, at this point, your staffer uses a collection of Macs, Linux and Windows, with graphics specialist favoring OS X, the software developers relying on the tools that come with Linux and everybody else preferring Windows, fortunately three operating system can communicate and coexis... Read more.
  • Choosing the Right Wireless for Your Network 0 CommentsPosted by John on September 21, 2008 under Networking and Wi-Fi
    Setting up wireless network can be fairly easy, but considering the wide variety of wireless technologies on the market, choosing the right product for your network needs can be daunting. In its most basic form, a wireless network consists, the base station can be a router that acts as a Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) server, provides security and contains port for wired clients; it c... Read more.
  • Solve Network Connection Problems 2 CommentsPosted by John on March 30, 2008 under Networking and Wi-Fi
    When it comes to connecting to a network or the Internet, your connection method can change on a daily basis. If you’re well-traveled, your connection may even change on an hourly basis. Considering all the possibilities, it’s a bit surprising that problems don’t crop up more often than they do. We list some of the more common problems and a few ways to tackle them. DHCP Connections The ... Read more.
  • How to using wireless laptop at work and home 1 CommentsPosted by John on December 27, 2007 under Networking and Wi-Fi
    So you've got a brand new laptop at the office. Maybe you're really lucky and got a Tablet PC. Whatever model or brand you got, it almost certainly includes wireless support. Now you can work from anywhere in the office or campus without having to find an available network plug. Your IT department will handle setting up your new laptop for the work network. Make sure they show you how to connect... Read more.
  • 10 tips home wireless security settings 0 CommentsPosted by John on December 4, 2007 under Networking and Wi-Fi
    1. ENABLE WIRELESS ENCRYPTION Enabling Wireless encryption is essential otherwise every one within your Radio Frequency (RF) range (and remember the Wireless network world record distance is 125 miles!), at best can capture your traffic compromising surfing habits, gathering usernames and passwords and at worst sharing illegal images or hacking over your Wireless network for which you are legally... Read more.
  • IP Addressing 0 CommentsPosted by John on September 27, 2007 under Networking and Wi-Fi
    This chapter describes the details of addressing for both IPv4 and IPv6. Network administrators need a thorough understanding of both types of addressing to administer Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) networks and troubleshoot TCP/IP-based communication. This chapter discusses in detail the types of Internet Protocol version 4 (IPv4) and Internet Protocol version 6 (IPv6) a... Read more.
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