Computer Networks

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Peer to Peer Network
Usually, you begin to feel the need to network at the office when there are about five computers and only one printer. Each time to print, to save data to disk, then move the computer. Friends who work in the computer fit berprinter also be affected. It was so, when the document is opened on another computer, the format changed everything. Boring is not it?

In these conditions, the service (service) network that you wanted are:

* File Sharing: To copy files from one computer to another.
* Printer Sharing: To be able to print from all computers to a specific printer.

Those needs can be met by the network model of peer-to-peer. Here, each computer can be a server, the service provider. For example, a printer server that can accept print documents from anywhere. Meanwhile, with a large hard drive, can store files received. Every computer that will use these services, must be a client.

To build it, the first step, of course, prepare your network. Please buy and install the necessary hardware, and design intranet IP address. For example use 10. 0. 0. 1 – 10. 0. 0. 254, netmask 255. 255. 255. 0 (abbreviated 10. 0. 0. 0/24). Next, you need to install the operating system that can service a peer-to-peer network in each computer. In this case you can use Windows or Linux.

The family of Windows that supports this model is the Windows for Workgroup, Windows 95/98/XP, and Windows NT/2000/2003 workstation. In order for a computer so the server, activate the service “File and Print Sharing”, then specify the folder and printer-sharing going on. Meanwhile, on the client side, enable the service “Client for Microsoft Network”. The client will be able to use Network Neigborhoud to access a folder on the server computer, and also use the printer on the server. This service is available with a uniform on all versions of Windows.

Meanwhile, on Linux, the philosophy is somewhat different. Service is additional to the operating system that runs as a daemon. So you can use any Linux distribution, whatever the version, which is important to enable daemon. Alas, or rather enaknya, for the same services you have many choices daemon!

For file sharing, you can use daemon NFS (Network File System) or SAMBA. NFS for file sharing between * nix. If you use SAMBA, you can share files between Linux / Windows. Meanwhile for printer sharing, you can use lpr daemon, a classic for all * nix. If you want to share Windows / Linux, using SAMBA.

So so. Network with peer-to-peer, each employee can work on your own computer work, just need to go to the printer if you want to get results. But then, the computer in the office more, so did its employees. Well, pusinglah business address / computer name and also name / user password. You need to rise to the level of network-centered.

Can You Maintain A Small Computer Network? Then Why The Hell Aren’t You Your Own Boss?

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If you have the skill and ability to maintain a small business computer network, there is absolutely no reason why you shouldn’t be able to start a computer consulting business of your own and become your own boss. I can promise you from personal experience, there is no more rewarding career choice that you can ever make than to become successfully self-employed.

It’s extremely easy to build a profitable client base when you build on a managed service model, and once you do, you will have an unmatched level of job security, no limit to the salary you can make, tremendous freedom in your daily schedule and more free time for your personal life than you can ever expect to have if you’re working for someone else.

With so many potential benefits, why would you choose to work for someone else?

Don’t think you can get enough clients?
Nonsense! If you setup your business under the correct model of flat-fee managed services, each of your clients will pay you a set fee each and every month (and I can show you how to guarantee to collect this fee on the FIRST of every month! No waiting 30, 60, 90 days for payment!) Small businesses with an average of 10 employees will gladly pay a managed service provider a fee of $1200 a month or more to know that their systems are monitored 24×7 and that support can be provided instantly (you can easily do both by using inexpensive, web based utilities). Just FOUR small clients can generate a stable, reliable salary of almost $58,000. ANYONE with a desire to succeed and a few decent pieces of marketing materials can land four or more small clients very quickly and easily.

Worried you can’t sell?
Let’s say instead of starting your own business, you chose to look for a new job instead. How different do you think going on an interview is from selling a potential client on your managed service? I’ll tell you how different. . . Selling to a potential client is WAY EASIER!

On a job interview, you’re probably competing with dozens, if not hundreds of other potential candidates. Many of which will probably have an equal if not greater level of experience than you do. But when you’re talking to a potential client for your computer consulting service, you’ll be competing with two or three other candidates at most. And if your potential client came to you through a referral (the greatest way to find new clients by the way), odds are, you won’t be competing with anyone!

When looking for new clients, you should be going to places where they are actually out looking for you (business networking, through referrals, through job ads the client placed, etc. ). These businesses are already anxious to use your service. As long as you can show how your service can provide a benefit and value to this potential customer, you can make the sale.

Not sure if you’re qualified to run your own business?
If you can maintain a small business computer network, you’re qualified to run your own computer consulting business! Thanks to the inexpensive system monitoring and remote access applications available today, you can easily support a small but very profitable base of small business customers. Because you’ll be able to maintain your clients systems without having to run on-site for every little issue, and because you’ll be able to ensure a much more stable operating environment through your monitoring, you will be able to support your entire client base on just a few hours a day. Starting a computer consulting business as an Independent Computer Consultant requires almost zero startup capital and very little monthly overhead. By leveraging the use of current technology, there are few business opportunities available that are easier to start than that of an Independent Computer Consultant operating as a Managed Service Provider.

What Are The Main Computer Network Security Threats?

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Whether you are looking to protect a small network in your home or one that is the foundation of your business, you will find that it is first important to understand what kind of threats you might be facing. As soon as you have a computer hooked up in order to connect to the network, you will find that there is a chance that it can be exposed to a number of different risks. When you are thinking about what you can do to make a system a great deal more secure, you will find that an understanding of the risks that you are vulnerable to is something that can help a great deal.

First and perhaps most obviously, is the threat of a virus. While the majority of viruses are simply annoying, there are definitely viruses that can damage your network’s hardware, software, or both. For the most part, a virus is an executable file that will be spread by human means and will require someone to open it before it can do its work on the network. When looking at virus threats, it is worth understanding worms as well, which are considered a subset of viruses. Worms do not need human help to propagate themselves, and in fact one example of the way that they work is to turn your computer into an email server that will distribute copies of themselves.

When looking into network security threats, though, it is very important to consider what risks may be present from inside the system. First and foremost, the idea of bad architecture must be considered. If a network is mis-configured in the first place, it can be a very tempting target for people who are looking to get on it. One obvious example of this would be leaving a wireless network unsecured so that anyone with a network card could get onto it. This can certainly happen in a broader and more disastrous scope.

Interestingly enough, one of the most common measures taken to save time is also one that leaves network systems shockingly vulnerable. Consolidating a lot of services to one machine is a common measure for saving time and resources. It is easy to manage and simple to maintain, but if this single machine is compromised, there is a great deal of harm that can happen. While accidental failure is one thing, there is also the concern regarding the ease with which a single machine could be manipulated. In this case, the answer is frequently redundancy.

Computer network security is something that is very important, and if the information that you are safeguarding has anything to do with money or with personal information, it will achieve even a higher priority. Take some time and think about your system and think about whether it is vulnerable to any of the threats above. The more security that you can provide, the better off you will be. The protection of both your company and your customer depend on this aspect of your company’s working, so always consider what network security means to you.

Nat Provides Multiplexing and Bolsters Security for your Home-based Computer Network

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Jul,20

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A Network Address Translator can cure many of the access problems you may have with your home broadband connectivity through the process of multiplexing. This simple, affordable solution can mean the difference between effective in-home networking, and being bogged down with broadband restrictions.

You work from home and have a computer network, your own little LAN for you and the kids. Great. You get your work done, your spouse gets connectivity and the kids get their schoolwork done in record time on their own computers. And all of you can work, study, instant-message your friends or surf the Web from anywhere in the house, or even out by the pool. All this is thanks to your wireless connection to your broadband Internet service.

There’s one little problem…your broadband provider will supply you only a single Internet address, and it wants to charge you for each additional address, or, worse yet, there are no more addresses available right now. Only one computer can connect to the Net at a time. Oops.

“What do I do now?” you say. “Go back to a dial-up connection? Go back to a snail’s-pace link?” (Can you hear the kids now?) “Nooooooooo!”

Fear not, dear modern homeowner and connected parent, there’s a simple, and affordable solution. It’s called NAT, Network Address Translation, and not only will it allow your family simultaneous connectivity to the Net via that single Internet address, it will provide a little more security as well.

Network Address Translation is a technique used by NAT routers to translate Internet addresses from one address to another as data passes through the router. An ordinary router leaves the Internet address unchanged and simply passes the information along. A NAT router, however, changes the address to its own. This serves two purposes: computers on a LAN can access a broadband connection and “look” like only one, and it keeps computers outside your network from “seeing” yours, which adds another layer of security to your home-based LAN.

Here’s how it works. Each time it contacts the Internet, a computer is assigned an address that works much the same way your street address does. Information sent out from a computer is given an address so it can get to its destination. At the same time, a return address is attached to the information. Information sent through a standard Internet router looks the same way it did when it left your computer. It has the destination address and the return address on it. It’s this return address that the Internet reads to know who is sending the information, but so can everyone else. Additionally, if you have a broadband connection with only one Internet address authorized at a time, only a single computer in your LAN can be on the Net at a time.

However, information sent through a NAT router has its return address removed and stored in the router, which then passes the information along with no further changes. The NAT router assigns its own return address to your information, so, no matter how many computers are accessing the Net, they all have the same, single Internet address. The many look like one, which means the broadband system is seeing only that one Internet address, and allows the traffic to pass unimpeded.

The division of one signal, the signal on the Internet side of the NAT router, into the many signals on the LAN side of your router, is called multiplexing. Multiplexing, this ability to have several computers using only one Internet address on the Net, may sound like you’re cheating the broadband provider, but you are actually providing a necessary service to the entire Internet community. There are only so many Internet addresses available, about four billion. Four billion. That sounds like a lot, and it is, but the number of computers accessing the Internet exceeded that number years ago. Were it not for multiplexing, the Internet would slow down and possibly just grind to a virtual halt.

Multiplexing allows computers on LANs to be serviced by a single Internet address. The individual computers will share addresses within the LAN, and these may be the same used on the Internet and other LANs; however, since they are isolated in their own, closed system, there is no problem with the duplication. The global Internet sees only the single Internet address assigned to your NAT router. Thus, the world’s more than four billion computers can still use the less than four billion available addresses without bogging down the system.

The second advantage of the NAT router, which is pure serendipity, is that your LAN is essentially invisible to the world. Outside computers see only the router, not the computers on your LAN behind it. Since the router removes and stores Internet addresses originating from the LAN, it expects only those transmissions that it recognizes as being in response to what it sent out. Unanticipated messages coming from the Net literally have nowhere to go; the NAT router doesn’t recognize them, and won’t let them pass. A computer from the outside, say that of a hacker, cannot initiate contact with your LAN.

Now, so we don’t give you a false sense of security, running a computer behind a NAT router will not give you complete protection, though it can complement your current security measures. Malicious codes can still be downloaded through NAT, and Trojan Horse programs can still initiate connections to a hostile server. Web browsers and email operates through NAT unhindered, so any threat from Web sites and email still exists because the intended victim initiates these contacts, and opens a window to trouble if not careful. Imagine Dracula hovering outside your bedroom window…he can only enter if you invite him in. NAT’s your window; don’t open it to the vampires!

The NAT program is implemented in a computer or dedicated hardware device that joins two networks. One network is your LAN, and the other is the Internet, or WAN, the Wide Area Network. A NAT router has at least two physical connections or ports. These can be either two Ethernet cards, or an Ethernet and a modem. NAT software, like Internet Connection Sharing software by Microsoft, is available from many companies.

NAT software running on a computer is not the same as a Proxy Server, which can also run on a computer sitting between two networks. Every Internet-based application on a Proxy Server must be reconfigured on every local computer to use the server. With NAT, no reconfiguration is needed, which makes your life a lot easier.

NAT can also be implemented in a dedicated hardware device called a broadband router, cable modem router, or DSL router. In the purest form, the router has two Ethernet ports, usually labeled LAN and WAN. Some devices come with a DSL modem, V. 90 modem, or cable modem. The modem or cable connection replaces the WAN port in those cases. Some devices have a Wireless Internet connection built in that is connected to the LAN port, allowing additional computers to connect through the wireless network.

Typically, routers incorporate a DHCP, a Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol, which assigns an Internet address and a Gateway address to each computer on the LAN. The NAT router is the Gateway, the access point to the Internet, so the LAN computers use its address for their own. The Internet protocol sends information not addressed to another computer on the LAN to the Gateway address. Thus, any information destined for the WAN, the global Internet, is sent directly through the NAT router looking as though it only came from the router, not the individual computer.

NAT can cause some problems with some protocols and Internet applications. A simple example is a Web server, which must accept incoming connections from other computers wishing to access its data. If the server is behind a NAT router, incoming connections are not possible and the server will be invisible to computers on the Internet.

Problems can also be had with FTP and some videoconferencing protocols; however, there are simple work-arounds and provisions to overcome difficulties with these and other programs.

Incoming signals that aren’t accepted by the NAT router can be stored in a “safe” area of the router called the DMZ, for Demilitarized Zone, rather than throwing them away. This feature allows these files to be reviewed and dealt with individually instead of just discarding them unseen.

NAT is a simple way to connect several computers in a wireless LAN to a single broadband connection or add an extra level of security to complement your existing firewalls, virus detection systems and other security protocols. While it may not solve all connectivity problems, it is a quick, affordable and easy solution that can be readily installed in your family’s local area network. Your mobile family members are safe to access the Web with their wireless Internet connections, your broadband provider won’t be stifling your connectivity and you’ll be helping the global Internet community to boot. The best part is, your window shades will be drawn and Internet vampires can’t get in, unless you invite them.

Brainstorming to Collect Data in Designing the Corporate Computer Network

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Suppose that you are appointed to lead a project of a computer network design in your organization that contains many sites that need to be integrated into a single corporate private network, what are you going to do? As a team leader, a time-frame project as general needs to be developed first that includes the brainstorming to collect data as much as possible, the blueprint project, budget forecasting, liaising with the third parties and so on.

It’s quite difficult to start a project properly without knowing exactly what the strengths and weaknesses of supporting infrastructure which the system will base on. It is therefore, a computer network design should start by brainstorming to collect data as much as possible.

Assume this computer network design will involve three sites: one main headquarter office in Sydney, one main office in Jakarta, and one remote site – the gold mine in the middle of the Borneo jungle. The principal of the organization would like to have all the sites linked to a single corporate computer network to allow inter-sites communication including data, voice, or probably video conference and off course to allow easy communication with the whole world.

Telecommunication Requirements

The first data for your computer network design that needs to be collected is the telecommunication system requirements. The main question is how to link all of the sites to allow system communication to happen. The following questions can be used to collect the data for the telecommunication requirements.

1. How to arrange the Telecommunication service in remote site? We understand that both the main offices in Sydney and Jakarta are located in the area where you can find lots of communication services. What about the remote site – the site in the middle of the jungle? You should liaise with the third party company that can provide WAN services technology – probably uses the satellite link communication.
2. Collect the information what kinds of communication will be allowed for remote site to the Jakarta office: data only, voice, video, or combination of those. This information is important to help you determine how wide the satellite link bandwidth you need. This will relate to the budget since satellite link is expensive.
3. What kind of WAN technology to link data between Jakarta and Sydney, frame relay, ISDN network, VPN connection? Liaising with the third party – the telecommunication company will help.

You need to dig and find more data that specific to the project. Telecommunication requirements should be sorted out first before you can proceed to collect other infrastructure requirements in this case.

Network Infrastructure Requirements

Second requirement for your computer network design is to collect data regarding the network infrastructure requirements. All related data for both logical and physical infrastructure requirements must be collected as much as possible. The following questions can be used to collect the data.

1. How many hosts will be in each site including workstations, servers, switches, routers, wireless access points, and VoIP. This will help in calculating and designing the IP address requirements.
2. Collect the information with the principal management if they need to host public resources either in Sydney or Jakarta sites. If so, where will all the public resources be located, inside the private network or in the DMZ (perimeter network)? This will help in designing the entry-point security. By hosting public resources, domain name must be designed in a secure manner such as separating the domain naming between internal and public usage.
3. Collect the information regarding the security requirements for internal network. Will particular sections or departments need security boundary? This will help in designing your computer network if the network segmentation within the local network is needed. And also helps in designing how the users are grouped and appropriate policies are developed to comply with the security requirements.
4. Collect the information with the principal management to develop service level agreements regarding the availability of the network resources. How critical the network resources will affect the business continuity if they ever fail to function. This will help you design the requirements of the redundant resources such as the need of clustering, load balancing and so on.
5. Collect the information regarding the location in each sites such as how good the power is, how long the distances between each building that will connect to the network, is it feasible to run the network cabling or wireless connection. If the wireless connection is needed, examine how the attenuation factors will affect the wireless performance.
6. Collect the information if the travelling users or tele-workers will be allowed to access the corporate network resources. This will help you design your VPN requirements and the security requirements regarding the authentication and the authorization for remote connection.
7. And still more diggings needed regarding the infrastructure requirements that is specific to the project. By having the brainstorming data regarding the infrastructure requirements you can make the budget regarding the hardware, software, and consultants requirements for the implementation of your computer network design.

Disaster Management

In your computer network design, the disaster recovery and business continuity planning should be in mind. The what if this fail question should base all the decisions of your design including selecting the location, hardware, software, models, the third party involves and so on. For example in building the server room, it’s a wise decision not to populate all the servers into a single main server room. Another alternate server in different building would be much better to avoid a single point of failure in case of the main server room is totally burned in fire disaster.

The draft diagram of the computer network design should be evaluated precisely. Risk security assessment must be performed to help you design the appropriate control to reduce the possible threats to occur and if the threats ever occur, what actions must be taken to allow the business to run at least in the minimum operational level.

In your computer network design should also consider the easiness in maintaining the system later by the administrators by providing a comprehensive documentation including the operational manuals and disaster recovery planning.

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Pen testing can protect your computer network from possible threats

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Jul,19

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Every day hundreds of thousands of computer users around the world become the victims of online attacks. These individuals and companies will in some cases have their entire computer networks deemed useless after such an attack. Additionally, many companies will lose thousands or even hundreds of thousands of dollars due to these types of attacks. Therefore, all companies and individuals who use a computer network must be sure to have the proper security needed in order to avoid these types of issues.

The problem is that many companies and individuals do not take Internet and computer networking security seriously. Instead, they will simply rely on the anti-virus program that came installed on their computers or will use a general business virus program and believe that they are one-hundred percent protected. However, the only way that you can ensure that you computer is safe from vulnerabilities and from the potential attack of viruses is with pen testing.

Pen testing is short for penetration testing. Pen testing evaluates the security and vulnerability of your computer network to ensure its safety and efficiency. A pen testing application will usually generate a “fake attack” on your computer network to see how it responds. If it fails to carry out specific actions to protect your computer network the pen testing system will provide you with patches and specific downloads that can better protect your network.

When it comes to a business computer network pen testing is crucial! If your system is vulnerable to hackers and to computer viruses you could have your entire business network wiped out! Hackers can access protected files on your system and can even encrypt secured files. This could provide them access to private business information, and could also even give them access to your customer’s personal information including credit card billing information. An attack like this could ruin your reputation and could also put your company out of business for good.

If your business computer network has a wireless Internet network you also need to concern yourself with WEP cracking. All wireless networks generally have what is known as a WEP which stands for: Wired Equivalent Privacy. This is a key that all computers on the network use in order to gain access to the Internet. However, WEP cracking is becoming more and easier for hackers to infiltrate.    

If a hacker uses WEP cracking they can gain access to your Internet connection and can begin carrying out illegal activities on your connection.   Additionally, if you share files on your network they may be able to be obtained by hackers who use WEP cracking to take advantage of your network connections.

The Penetrator from Sec Point is a pen testing module that can determine the overall safety and protection of your business network computer system and can also prevent WEP cracking from potential hackers.   If you truly desire to protect your company’s image and personal and business files, then you must invest in a quality pen testing system like The Penetrator.

How Can Computer Network Training Help My Business?

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The Information Technologies sector has quickly become one of the largest industries in the business world. Computer programming and network configuration are two of the most popular jobs among college graduates presently, and with good reason. In the last decade, technology has advanced in leaps and bounds, which means that any business will only really benefit from implementing and understanding the latest technologies.

A computer network can only help a business’ bottom line as it reduces, or may even eliminate altogether, latency, increases efficiency and keeps the business connected. A computer network installation requires plenty of planning and foresight, but it is well worth it in the long run. However, the computer network cannot be simply set up and left alone, which is where computer network training comes into the picture.

If a business is to use a computer network, there needs to be a considerable amount of organization involved. Part of computer network training and preparation is to determine how many people will be using the network, how it will be used and the number of people that will use it locally (in the office) and remotely (offsite). It is also important to know how many computers and devices, including peripherals like printers, scanners and servers, will be required for the network in question.

Before there is any consistent computer network training, technology issues and requirements should be discussed. Obviously there will be computers, but what else? Plan out and discuss what is needed in the way of hardware, software, switches, servers, back-up devices, network operating systems and even things as simple as cables. Part of computer network training also involves the preparation and consideration of any required licenses, responsibility requirements, and security measures.

If there is an existing network in place, the technology department (IT Department and network operators) should regularly train on all of its aspects. Regular review sessions should be scheduled, perhaps along with consistent security reviews of the system. If a new computer network is implemented, there should always be sufficient training so that staff can make the transition smoothly.

There is a multitude of ways that staff can undergo computer network training. If the business employs in-house IT staff, an employee specialising in computer network programming may be in charge of keeping everyone informed. There are also classroom opportunities or seminars where an instructor may visit the office to train the staff. Additionally, there is computer based training (CBT) and web based training (WBT) that are very similar to their CD and DVD counterparts. Furthermore, there is no shortage of books and other reference materials.

Regardless of the method chosen for computer network training, it is an essential part of a successful business. Many companies integrate large, intricate networks and must take into account the tightening data protection laws and security measures. Having a staff that is well-versed in computer network issues ranging from design, planning, implementation, security precautions and maintenance, can only help to ensure the overall efficiency, productivity and success of a business.

Choosing a Computer Network Training Provider

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When you are in a place where you are looking at the options that you need to get your workplace online, you will find that you are looking at something that can be greatly informed by your choice of network training provider. The truth of the matter is that no matter what industry you work in and what you are doing to make sure that you can get the results that you need, you are going to find that you are in a place where you need to make sure that you and your staff have a thorough understanding of the technologies and the networking that you are using. You can have the best system around and it will do you very little good unless you know how to use it! When you are looking to make sure that you are getting the most out of your network training, make sure that you consider a few points about your network training provider.

The first and most basic thing that your training provider should be able to accomplish is that they need to make sure that they can convey simply and clearly how the technology works to your staff. In the first place, think about how adept your staff is. Have they recently just come from one good networking system and now they are going to another, or are they in a place where this is all brand new to them? In either case, the training needs to be tailored to their needs and their comfort, so make sure that you can find a trainer who will do that.

Another point that you need to make sure of when you are looking towards hiring a good computer network training provider is that you need to think about how intimately they are familiar with the system that you are getting installed.

- What kind of experience do they have, and what can you do to make sure that you are in a good place where they get the information that they need to get across?

- In what ways are they preferable to an in house system and what do they offer when you are looking to get a certain amount of people competent on the material at hand?

You will find that the more information that you can get when you are classifying their work, the better off you are.

When you want to make sure that you are getting the best trained network engineers out there, you will find that you are in a place where training is crucial. Make sure that you invest in a training provider who will give your engineers the training that they need to thrive. Take some time and make sure that the people that you are looking to work with will give you the best results when it comes to getting your engineers the real life, hands on experience that they need.

Take some time to consider what you need out of your computer network training provider and make sure that you get it. Finding a trainer who suits you and who can help you achieve your goals will pay off in the long run.

Computer Networking: Enhancing the Gaming Experience

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There was a time when people would rave about 2-D arcade games such as Pac Man, Pong, and Space Invaders. Since then, the gaming industry has turned itself into a moneymaking behemoth, and has connected itself to other industries as well such as music, merchandise, and advertising. Video games nowadays come in different forms and genres, and one of the most exciting types of gaming is through computer networking.

Playing with LAN

Gamers of all ages have enjoyed video games through the magic of a local area network. This connects a series of computers together, and enables them to share information. Through LAN, players are able to link their games together, and can play multiplayer games battling each other, and even team up. Some of these games come in the form of first person shooters where the players can be a team of S. W. A. T. officers, a military group, secret agents, interstellar soldiers, and the list goes on. A lot of other genres are also present and make great games because of LAN capabilities.

The rise of MMORPG

Massively multiplayer online role-playing games have been on of the more popular type of games lately. These are your usual role-playing games where you control a particular character, start out with menial equipment, and do a lot of quest in order to become stronger and gain money. MMORPGs have taken this even further. Because of the Internet, players are now able to interact with each other in a virtual environment. In the game, players may choose to trade equipment, help each other with quests, battle each other, and fight monsters side-by-side.

Some games of this genre allow the players to have their own professions so that they can earn the currency of the “world” that they are in (it’s usually gold and silver). These games have become so addictive, because there are so many things that you can do in the games. The interactive world that you are playing in can be so big, that traveling from one place to another could take you a long time. Some gamers have been so addicted that there even has been a story of a guy that was divorced by his wife because of his MMORPG addiction. Well, as long as you are a responsible individual then there should be no problem at all with playing these types of games.

Virtual items

People have become so serious when it comes to these MMORPGs, that it has even come to the point of them buying items used inside the game and using real money. Some would spend hundreds of dollars to acquire items, or even strong characters. There are particular websites where you can auction such items. There are some cases where this is outlawed because you don’t actually buy a tangible item.

Computer networking has made the possibilities of gaming endless. There are countless more innovations to come, and who knows what the next trend might be. It’s a great thing that technology such as the Internet and local area networks are able to bring us better entertainment.

Efficient Installation Of Your Computer Network

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Jun,22

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Being wait-listed is tough, and you need the right set of keys to open the door to your dream program. The truth is that even with these keys, it’s still not guaranteed that the lock will work. But this keychain has the critical pieces of metal you’ll need to turn that lock.
First, a word of introduction: Realize that receiving a wait-list letter means you qualify for admission. You pass. You are probably on the wait-list (and not admitted) because they have already admitted applicants with your profile and want diversity in the class. Or they find your qualifications impressive, but find someone else’s even more so.
Now let’s examine that keychain. has become an essential prerequisite for any efficient modern-day business as it allows employees to truly work as a team by sharing information, accessing the same database and staying in touch constantly. For a computer network to give the best results, a lot of detailed planning and foresight is required before installation.

Firstly, an organisation needs to clearly define its requirements – how many people would use the network, how many would use it locally (within the office) and how many might require remote access (from a different location), how many computers and other devices (servers, printers, scanners) would be connected to the network, what are the needs of the various departments and who would be in charge of running/managing the network. It also helps if one can anticipate the direction the company would take in the near future so potential growth can be factored in during computer network installation.

The technology issues should also be ironed out in advance – hardware, software, servers, switches, back-up devices, cables and network operating systems. Make sure you have the required licenses to run the software on all your machines before installing a computer network. Alongside computer network installation should proceed ,the building of a dedicated technical support staff, either within your own organisation or outside consultants. Delegate responsibility clearly for network management. Before installing the network, you also need to choose the security mechanism to protect corporate data and keep viruses at bay.

The transition to a new or upgraded computer network can bring some teething problems. To minimise chances of confusion, the company might need to train its staff to make them familiar with the new system. Careful planning will to a large extent prevent crises like system downtime and network crashes.