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81Evolution of Networks: Understanding the 10 Gigabit Ethernet
With the release of 1000BASE-T standard in 1999, members of the Working Group 802.3 were free to start work on the next standard. In keeping with tradition, decided to develop a standard capable of transfer rates 10 times higher than the previous one, giving rise to the 10 Gigabit Ethernet (10GbE), which carries a whopping 10 gigabits per second.
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81Carrier Sense Multiple Access/ Collision Detection (CSMA/CD)
Carrier Sense Multiple Access/ Collision Detection (CSMA/CD) In networking collision is a phenomena for when two or more devices send data or start transmitting on a single segment simultaneously, if this is the case collision will occur on that...
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81How to Set Up Diablo for IPX Play in Windows XP
A few days ago, I decided to start playing Diablo once again. It's definitely an ageless classic, but given how old it is, special steps must be taken to get the game running over a local area network (or LAN for short). I struggled for nearly 2...
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85Step-by-Step tutorial by expert to understand IP adressing and subnetting (CCNA context) Part-I
Written, Designed and Edited by: Aftab-tekdad First of all let us understand IP? IP stands for Internet Protocol. It is a part of TCP/IP stack. IP is a layer 3 protocol according to OSI reference model. IP is mainly responsible for routing. The...
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77Ethernet over Copper Broadband versus (bonded) T1
Ethernet over Copper broadband (also abbreviated as EoC) offers dedicated internet access (DIA) with the same Service Level Agreement (SLA) as a T1 or bonded T1 line. Just like (bonded) t1s, it's bandwidth is...
79How to assign IP Address to the client & server computer?
In this tutorial we will learn how to assign IP address to a computer. Before that I should make it clear that every PC will have its own unique IP address. Assigning same IP to other PC will give you “duplicate IP address” error. IP is like our...
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74How to setup LAN with Crossover Connection between two Windows PC (color code provided)
Crossover cabling is essential if you want to share files between your laptop and desktop (basically two computers). Its very cheap to prepare a crossover able. You just need two RJ45 jacks, CAT5e cable (length depends on your requirement) and one...
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70Setup LAN with Hub or Switch (color coding provided)
Switch or HUB allows us to add more computers in our LAN or existing LAN. Switch or HUB is usually needed when we are networking more than two PCs. Why we need Switch or HUB only when networking more than two PCs? Because, for two PC networking we...
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87How WiFi Works and What Is WiFi, Anyway?
Written in reply to the the question of what WiFi is and how it works, this article answers the question in simple, easy-to-understand, language. Includes the difference between WiFi and Blue Tooth.
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74How to setup & configure a fast, secure, organized and efficient home network
Setting up a computer network depends on a number of requirements such as speed, security, efficiency, cost, application, etc. A business computer network may have several workstations, file servers, mail...
