Secure home network

Two things are vital to keeping your network safe: proper settings and prudence. The first step is easy; you just need to adjust the settings on your router once. The second step, however, takes more effort. Whenever you're online, you'll need to be prudent about your activities. Here are some router and network settings tips that will help keep your home network safe. Before I begin, note that with most routers you'll need to access the Web interface...

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What is TELNET? What Does TELNET Do?

What is TELNET? What Does TELNET Do? A terminal emulation program for TCP/IP networks such as the Internet.Telnet is an old computer protocol (set of programmatic rules). Telnet is famous for being the original Internet when the Net first launched in 1969. Telnet stands for 'telecommunications network' and was built to be form of remote control to manage mainframe computers from distant terminals. In those original days of large mainframe computers...

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Home router setup

  Most routers' Web interfaces are similar and self-explanatory But it doesn't have to be if you understand the most common way routers are managed: through the Web interface. The hardest part of using the Web interface is getting to it. It might seem like a daunting task to set up a new home router In this post, I'll talk about how you can quickly set up any router by accessing its Web interface and manage it from any connected computer...

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Wi-Fi vs Internet

This is the Internet as it should be known.   Wi-Fi: As mentioned in Wired Networking of this series, Wi-Fi is just an alternative to network cables as the way to connect devices of a local area network (LAN). By the way, most networking terms used in this post have been explained in Wired Networking; others will be explained here. Prior to Wi-Fi the only way to connect devices together was to run the physical network cables...

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How to Find the MAC Address of Your Computer

---> Introduction to MAC ADDRESS *** How to Find the MAC Address of Your Computer Here have few steps to get the MAC Address form Your Computer STEPS : -> Using WINDOWS VISTA,7 or 8 : 1.Connect to a network. This method is only applicable if you are currently connected. Make sure to connect with the interface that you need the MAC Address for (Wi-Fi is you you are your wireless card’s MAC address, Ethernet if you need your wired card’s...

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Introduction to MAC Address

---> Introduction to MAC ADDRESS In computer networking, the Media Access Control (MAC) Address is every bit as important as an IP address. Learn in this article how MAC addresses work and how to find the MAC addresses being used by a computer. WHAT IS THE MAC ADDRESS? The MAC address is a unique value associated with a network adapter. MAC addresses are also known as hardware addresses or physical addresses. They uniquely identify an adapter on a LAN(LOCAL AREA NETWORK).MAC Addresses are 12-digit hexadecimal numbers (48 bits in length)....

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Taking control of wires

All home networks start with a network cable. Even if you plan on using all wireless clients, in most cases you will still need at least one cable to connect the wireless router and the broadband modem. A typical home network needs more than that because chances are you also want to connect a few Ethernet-ready devices to the router. Knowing how to make your own networking cable is an important, handy skill for a few reasons. First, network cables...

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Optimizing your Wi-Fi network

The top of the fireplace in the living room is a good spot to leave your Wi-Fi router for best coverage. There are a few ways to make sure you get the best out of your Wi-Fi network. With some, you just need to do a little bit of tweaking; with others, depending on your home, you might need to get extra equipment. Let's start with the ways that probably won't cost you anything, other than a little bit of time. 1. Placement Location: This...

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Wired Networking

 A typical wireless router with LAN ports for Ethernet-ready devices and antennas for Wi-Fi clients. Wired networking A wired local network is basically a group of devices connected to one another using network cables, more often than not, with the help of a router, which brings us to the very first networking term. Router: This is the central device of a home network that you can plug one end of a network cable into. The other end...

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SCREEN CAPTURE SOFTWARE

SCREEN CAPTURE SOFTWARE? Before this we used to capture the screen or print screen  lot of software now introduction a easy software.Name PICPiCK...before this we used print screen or snipping tool and etc.now us PICPICK PORTABLE it is very easy and usefully. PicPick WHAT IS PICPICK PORTABLE? PicPick program gives users a multi-featured capture tool,photo editor,color chooser,color list,a pixel-measuring tool a whiteboard...

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How to Delete your Usage History Tracks in Windows???

How to Delete your Usage History Tracks in Windows? the website you visit or view.after you close also is still is there(URL) so other person came and visit that page.if you want delete permanent how it is and what is the steps.here the steps how you can delete your browsing history for easy... >>> Deleting Usage History Using Internet Explorer       1.Open Internet Explorer. Click on Internet Options in the Tools menu.  ...

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IP address

Every computer that communicates over the Internet is assigned an IP address that uniquely identifies the device and distinguishes it from other computers on the Internet.  IP address is short for Internet Protocol (IP) address.    An IP address is an identifier for a computer or device on a TCP/IP network. Networks using the TCP/IP protocol route messages based on the IP address of the destination.   The Format of...

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How to quickly look up your IP address in OS X

IP Address is generally two relevant IP addresses that your computer is using now. The first is the LAN IP is address, configured directly on your system, which is the private IP address that computers and devices use to communicate when behind a router (such as that at your home). The second IP Adrress is the public IP address issued by your Internet service provider, and can usually be used either directly on your system or with a router. But...

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