Home Wireless Networks
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Setting up a Network -- Wired or Wireless?
To Wire or Not to Wire Wireless networks are en vogue, but your installation won’t be successful unless you chose the right type of network and set it up properly. Wired networks require that each computer be connected via a wire to a central location, called a switch or hub. This often involves installing cables through walls and ceilings and can present a challenge for anyone. If the computers in your home or office are all within 500 fee Read More... -
WLAN Formation
In WLAN formation I will show you basic definition and explanations of abbreviations you have heard hundred of times. WLAN networks consist of: 1) Distribution system - combination of bridging engine and backbone network. 2) Access Point - performs wireless to wired bridging function. 3) Wireless Medium - for exchanging frames between stations and backbone. 4) Station - PCs, laptops and other devices with wireless network card. The basic bloc Read More... -
Wireless Security Basics
Wireless networks using 802.11 have made it simple to connect multiple devices to your home network.This can also make your data availiable anywhere, even outside your home.To set this up all you need is a broadband connection connected to a wireless router or a WAP Wireless Access Point. Your home computers should have wireless access cards installed or if your using a laptop a PCMCIA wireless card. Intel Centrino is great for wireless, I person Read More...
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