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Become an expert in various computer networking issues by researching eHow’s set of networking How Tos. Are wires overrunning the office? Say adios to tangled, twisted cords for good by researching routers and setting up a wireless network. Get great tips and know how on FTP and Telnet, learn about establishing a secure local network and explore topics in voice over IP with eHow’s extensive computer networking expertise and guidance.

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  • How to Create & Configure FTP Sites in Windows

    File Transport Protocol (FTP) sites are a convenient way to share files across a network and the Internet. FTP is offered by the Windows server software from Microsoft. FTP sites are configured...

  • Definition of a 404 Error

    Web programmers have many tools available to them to let web page viewers know what is happening behind the scenes. Programming code provides the ability to create error messages that fill the...

  • How to Understand Traceroutes

    Traceroute (tracert in Windows) is an application that allows you to trace the steps of an Internet communication path from your computer to the intended host. This is used to determine if there...

  • How to Calculate Broadcast Address

    An IP address is a unique 32-bit binary code assigned for each computer. The IP address contains network and host parts. The network prefix describes a network while the host bits define a...

  • How to Crimp a Cat 5E Cable

    A Cat 5E cable, also frequently referred to just as an Ethernet cable, is used to connect computers and printers together into a single network. Cat 5E cables can be purchased in various lengths...

  • Tips to Make the Internet Faster

    Surfing the Internet today requires more bandwidth then ever in order to get the most from the experience. Web pages with video, flash animation and other multimedia features will load painfully...

  • How to Stop FTP Transfer

    File transfer protocol (FTP) is a way to transfer files between client and server computers. FTP uses the TCP/IP network protocol and allows both downloading and uploading of files from/to a...

  • How to Configure Two Computers on the Network

    There are many benefits to having a home network. Be it wired or wireless, a home network can allow you to share music, videos and other files among all computers on the network. You also can...

  • How to Find WiFi Hotspots

    Wifi hotspots are areas that allow you to connect to a wifi connection to surf the internet. Wifi hotspots are common in larger cities but harder to find in smaller ones. Learn how to find wifi...

  • How to Install Microsoft Network

    Microsoft Network is an older protocol used on Windows 95 and Windows 98 computers. Even though these operating systems are older technology, some businesses and home users have them installed on...

  • Definition of Internet Proxy

    The Internet does not work without a series of protocols and rules that assure some level of interoperability, speed and security. The prevention of one from viewing web content or from logging...

  • Network Planning

    Network planning is all about understanding how your router gives computers their IPs and arranging the connection so all computers in the network have access to the resources they need. Most...

  • What Is a 1394 Network Cable?

    A 1394 network cable, officially called a IEEE 1394, is also known as FireWire. FireWire is a technology originally designed by Apple to facilitate high-speed networking between connected...

  • How to Set Up Remote Desktop Router

    Configuring your Linksys router for remote desktop is a task that's needed before you can access your computer from outside the network. If you plan to connect to your remote desktop machine from...

  • Can I Connect Two Laptops With an Ethernet Cord?

    Connecting desktop computers and laptops to a home network allows you to share a Internet connection and files with other users in the house. There are several ways to connect two laptops...

  • How to Make a Wireless Network Faster

    Using wireless routers and wireless cards or adapters, you can get your computer on the Internet without the clutter of wires. But there are times when connection speeds are too slow because of a...

  • What Is the Function of a Network Interface Card?

    The primary function of a network interface card (NIC) is to provide a physical link to a computer network. This connection allows computers to communicate with servers, as well as other computers...

  • How to Use NetMeeting With a Router

    NetMeeting is a Microsoft application that allows users from multiple locations around the world to communicate and hold virtual board meetings. The application is used by businesses that have...

  • How to Make My Wireless Network Invisible

    In their default configurations, wireless routers and access points are terribly insecure. This is partly by design, because these insecure configurations help to ease the process of initially...

  • How to Remove Windows Catalog

    The Windows global catalog (also referred as the Windows catalog) is a part of active directory services. The catalog gives administrators the ability to provide search capabilities for resources...

  • Wireless Internet Basics

    Using wireless Internet requires having a network set up in your home or by using a public Wi-Fi hotspot. If you want to set up a wireless network, you need to connect a wireless router to your...

  • How to Install a Widcomm Bluetooth Stack

    The Widcomm Bluetooth Stack module is a software component made exclusively for PCs and laptops. Widcomm Bluetooth Stack pushes the envelop for wireless networking activity. This software...

  • How to Configure a Broadband Router

    A broadband router is a networking device that allows computer users share vital resources, including printers, file servers and Internet connectivity. Though there are standard and wireless...

  • How to Assign a Network Address to a Computer

    Assigning a network address, also known as an IP address, to a computer is vital to allow it to have a connection to your network. While many networks have Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol...

  • How to restore the Q1000 VDSL Modem Router for Qwest back to factory defaults

    We’ll review the simple steps required to restore the Q1000 VDSL Modem Router for Qwest and manufactured by Actiontec Electronics, Inc., back to factory defaults. Sporting a Wireless N radio,...

  • How to Find a Bluetooth Passcode

    Bluetooth is a quick and easy way to wirelessly connect two electronic devices. Bluetooth is typically used to connect cell phones and PDAs to hands-free devices such as headsets and...

  • How to set up an Administrator User Name and Password on your Q1000 VDSL Modem Router

    We’ll review the easy steps on how to set up an administrator user name and password for your Q1000 Qwest VDSL Modem Router, manufactured by Actiontec Electronics, Inc. Sporting a Wireless N...

  • How to Secure a Wireless Netork / Router

    Securing your wireless router is extremely important for anyone who is connected to the internet via a wireless network . Connecting to an unsecured wireless network puts all of you private...

  • How to Enable SSDP Protocol

    SSDP is a protocol used by wireless computers to discover open networks. When you travel with a laptop computer, the wireless network card sends a signal that searches for broadcasting networks so...

  • How to Increase Cable Speed

    Today's Internet user needs a faster connection than ever before. The fastest Internet connections that are widely available to consumers are provided by cable ISP's. With the advent of multimedia...

  • How Does an Ethernet Bridge Work?

    Ethernet is a protocol and port that allows computers to exchange information on the Internet. Nearly all computers, both laptops and desktops, have one of the three Ethernet protocols included as...

  • How to Create an Ad Hoc Wi-Fi Network

    An ad hoc wi-fi network allows you to share a wireless Internet connection, files and devices between two or more computers. Instead of a router, you use a central computer with a wireless card....

  • How to Set Up an Ad Hoc Network

    Creating an ad hoc network will allow you to share devices, files and an Internet connection between computers without the need for a router. Computers within the same house can connect to one...

  • How to Forward Ports on a NETGEAR Router

    Port forwarding on a Netgear router allows you to open ports for applications that need access to the internal network. Port forwarding allows you to host applications like FTP, HTTP or gaming...

  • Tips for Speeding Up a Dial-Up Connection in XP

    Dial-up Internet connections bring to mind those familiar beeping and whizzing sounds that are present when connecting. Unfortunately, dial-up also has traditionally meant very slow Internet...

  • How to Recover WEP Key in Windows XP

    WEP, though somewhat outdated by more advanced encryption types, is still used fairly often as a means of securing wireless networks. In order to sign in to a WEP-protected network, a WEP key is...

  • How to Find My Ip Address On Computer

    You may need your IP address on your windows computer for setting up a router, connecting through FTP, sending files, and other forms of internet communication. Using this how-to, you will be able...

  • How to Use Cisco Pix 506E

    The Cisco Pix 506E is a firewall that is marketed for remote office or branch office locations. The Pix 506E is a high-performance firewall option that supports more than 100 applications and...

  • About Wireless Adapters

    Wireless adapters are small pieces of hardware that connect computers to a wireless network using radio transmission technology. Wireless networking, also known as Wi-Fi, is supported by most...

  • How to Open the Port on Belkin

    Opening ports on a Belkin router allows you to host applications and access your network remotely. Opening ports goes hand-in-hand with port forwarding. A port is opened on the router and...

  • How to Use Mozy

    Mozy is an online service that enables computer users to back up data via the Internet to an off-site server. It is available in both a free version (offering a limited amount of storage space) as...

  • How to Use Network Attached Storage

    Network attached storage (commonly known as NAS) is a hardware storage device, which attaches to a computer network. Since it does not contain a processor and other necessary computer components,...

  • How Does a Traceroute Work?

    Traceroute is a small application that lets you see where your data is routed through. It is a diagnostic utility for network administrators, and an interesting way to learn how the Internet...

  • How to Configure VPN in Linksys

    Virtual Private Networking (VPN) is normally used for large corporate networks, but home routers manufactured by Linksys give home users a way to connect to their network remotely. Linksys...

  • How to Calculate CIDR

    Classless Interdomain Routing (CIDR) is a novel standard in routing intended to slow down the rapid increase of volume in the routing tables on the Internet. It helps solve the problem of most...

  • How to Install Microsoft VPN

    Virtual Private Networking (VPN) is a technology that allows users to connect to a private network from outside that network. VPN technology is included in Microsoft server software, so it can be...

  • How an Internet Service Gateway Works

    An Internet Service Gateway is a device that communicates with your ISP (Internet Service Provider) for you and brings in data from the ISP's router. Gateways are different in nature from one...

  • How to Configure a VPN Concentrator

    Virtual Private Networks are designed for businesses to allow employees to work remotely. They give clients access to the corporate network through a secure, encrypted data communication method. A...

  • How to Do Spoofing

    Spoofing is a process of deception by which a system alters its identity and assumes another identity, therefore making other systems work incorrectly. The most common type of spoofing is MAC...

  • What Is a Client Server Computing?

    In a client server computing system, a dedicated server stores files and runs programs for a network of users. It provides both cost and security benefits over a standard work group. Companies can...

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