John Black

Posts Tagged ‘Network’
  • How to set up and run a basic network 0 CommentsPosted by on August 18, 2009 under Networking and Wi-Fi
    Did you know that by networking your PCs, you can easily share files, back up important data, and more, believe it or not, you don't have to be an IT guru to set up and run a small business or home network, The fundamental concepts are simple, and you don't have to have any real computing prowess to tackle the basics. Networking definitions: terms, concepts and technologies before working with a... Read more.
  • Protect Your Network with OpenDNS 5 CommentsPosted by on June 3, 2009 under Security
    The security benefits are well worth the times investment, OpenDNS can protect your small business network, is take a few minutes to set it up and is free and has contributed significantly to combat against the conficker worm, and it will protect your network from any number of future attacks, as a bonus, it may help your network users experience better browsing performance. Before i describe how... Read more.
  • A guide to wireless guest access 1 CommentsPosted by on May 4, 2009 under Networking and Wi-Fi
    Wireless guest access for smaller organizations People today expect Internet and e-mail access everywhere they go. Even if your business is quite small, it’s likely that your customers, vendors or partners could benefit from network access while they are your guests. Many small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) assume that providing guest network access is complicated and costly and best left ... Read more.
  • Cross Platform Network 0 CommentsPosted by 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.
  • Network Your Way to Success 0 CommentsPosted by on September 10, 2008 under My Life
    Do you need to be a better net worker? Do you know enough people who could give or refer work to you? Do you know your prospective clients better than your competitors? Are you great at following up contracts from events you attend? Are you an excellent host at your own business or social functions? Do you know the secrets of making a real impact on those you meet? If the answer to any of these qu... Read more.
  • Solve Network Connection Problems 2 CommentsPosted by 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.
  • Backgammon Masters the Backgammon Network 1 CommentsPosted by on March 22, 2008 under Games
    Internet has many websites to help you pass the time away and ease boredom. Some of these online distractions come in the form of Internet games that you can pay to play or as a free form of entertainment. Some of the available outlets allow you to playing online backgammon. Backgammon is a simple race game, the object is to move the pieces around the board towards your inner table. Once all 15 o... Read more.
  • Network design and defense 0 CommentsPosted by on January 4, 2008 under Security
    Computer network design can vary wildly from one corporation to the next. That said most networks follow the same design principles. By design principles I mean there is generally a demilitarized zone of DMZ where servers such as the mail, dns, and web server are found. This DMZ is kept relatively unprotected, and in turn is firewalled off from the rest of the internal network or intranet. This DM... Read more.
  • Creating Networks with ISA 2004 (Part 2) 0 CommentsPosted by on March 28, 2007 under ISA Server
    In part one of this article series we focused on network creation and network relationships. In this article we will focus on advanced network design and network flow within ISA 2004. We have already established in the previous article that the ISA server is used to divide networks and that networks are able to be defined and policies assigned to each network in form of a defined rule base for eac... Read more.
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