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Networking with Windows Vista

October 1st, 2009

 Windows Vista includes new features that make networking easier, safer, and more reliable. Whether used at home or in a small business or large enterprise, Windows Vista simplifies connectivity so you can focus on what's most important. Connect wirelessly to your company's network, share printers and a high-speed Internet connection, copy files between PCs, and enjoy your favorite online entertainment at home.

Network and Sharing Center

The Network and Sharing Center puts you in control of your network. Use it to check your connection status, view a visual representation of your network, and troubleshoot connection problems. The Network and Sharing Center informs you about the network systems your computer is connected to and verifies whether it can successfully access the Internet. It even summarizes this information in a handy Network Map.

Connectivity

Windows Vista streamlines the process of connecting to networks and enables you to connect to any type of network—local wireless networks, corporate networks through a virtual private network (VPN), a remote access server (RAS), or a dial-up connection—all in one easy-to-find place.N This view of connectivity options is just one click away from the Start menu.

Wireless networking is also more secure, with enhanced support for the latest wireless security protocols, including Wi-Fi Protected Access 2, or WPA2. To improve the overall experience, rather than showing multiple pop-up notifications, Windows Vista shows a system tray on the lower right side of the screen with a single icon that indicates when a wireless network is available. Windows Vista also provides an easy way to create direct PC-to-PC wireless connections to enable sharing and peer-to-peer programs, even when you're not connected to the Internet.

Review all connectivity options.

Network Explorer

You can browse content on any connected computer and device, just as you'd browse folders on your PC. You can also print to any connected printer. The new Network Explorer in Windows Vista makes it easy to do all of this. It presents a view of all computers, devices, and printers on a network (including those not yet fully configured for the network)—and it's significantly faster and more reliable than My Network Places in Windows XP.

The Network Explorer can even show custom, representative icons for different devices, as specified by a device manufacturer. You can directly interact with selected devices—for example, to adjust settings or control music playback.

Explore a network with ease.

Network Map

When you've connected multiple wired and wireless computers and devices, it can be difficult to grasp exactly how they're connected. A new feature called the Network Map shows an easy-to-understand graphical view of everything on the network and how it is all connected. This helps you optimize your network for the best performance and easily locate any problems.

A visual representation of your connections.

Network Setup

With Windows Vista, setting up a network among multiple PCs and devices such as printers, music players, and game systems is simpler and more intuitive. The Network Setup Wizard easily and automatically identifies supported network devices, and the connections it forges are more secure.

With Windows Connect Now you can save network settings to a portable universal serial bus (USB) flash drive to speed and simplify the process of adding more supported PCs and devices to the network. Simply insert a USB flash drive into a PC or device, and it automatically reads the data and readies itself to join the network.

File and printer sharing is also easily enabled on every networked PC right from the Network Setup Wizard so you can share documents, pictures, music, and other files across your network.

Network Awareness

A feature called Network Awareness notifies supported applications of changes in a PC's network connectivity. As you switch between different networks, programs that support Network Awareness can modify your PC settings for each one. For example, when you switch from your home network to a wireless network at your neighborhood coffee shop, your firewall settings can change to prevent other patrons from seeing or accessing your computer and your shared files.

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How to Wireless Network

September 28th, 2009
How to wireless network is something I need to share for all of you. In these days, many people working on the move, wether they are marketing, sales or business owner. for those mobile users wireless device is the only option device they have to do their jobs while away from the office. Sometimes these professional bring their work at home too, so they need network systems of their own.For those who’s not familiar with IT think setup a network installation could be a daunting task as they don’t know where to start and what todo. So for people who don’t know anything about technology could start from making some checklist about their needs. First list all you need from network systems, such as printer sharing, file sharing, gamings for kids and even internet sharing. After your list complete look again to see what is important to your goals. Then you need to create another list of peripheral that you need to connect it to your wireless network.

Now based on the list you make we can look what kind of peripheral you have that compatibel with your network design. From here you can measure how much money you need to spend on building your wireless network. After you create your budget then you may look some brands that suits your needs and off course you need to consider about compatibiliy issue for your hardware since you need to grow your wireless network as you update your devices.

For wireless network installation you can follow instruction on manual that comes with your hardware just look on how to. Wireless network is the simplest network systems to set up by your own. But if you feel confused and need some advice, contacting a network installer professional is your only option as these professionals has the ability to run network installation and also can advice you to choose the best network you need within your budget.

Priyo Wibowo | MCP, MCSA, MCTS, MCT, CCDA

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Network Installer

September 28th, 2009

Before you working with network installer, you need first decide what network installation you will have. You need to decide how big is your network and what devices that will connect to network and how network will benefit your business. Below you will learn some network types.

Network types

First of all, a network allows you to have multiple computers connected to the same internet connection, share files between the computers in your home, print documents through a printer that is connected to a different computer, and share files that are stored on other computers. It seems like a dream come true, doesn’t it? But what is the best type of network for you? You have to make the decision of whether or not you want a wireless network or a wired network. If you choose wireless, you have to know how to set it up so that all of the computers can talk wirelessly to the network router. If not all of the computers are wireless capable, then you may have to move to a wired network. With a wired network you have to worry about running wire throughout your home or investing in upgrades for your computers to make them wireless.

You also have to know what type of activities you and your family are going to be doing on all of the computers. This is because you want to invest in a router that can handle the load. If the router cannot handle the load, then you’re going to have computers within your home getting booted off of the network.

Recently people you wireless network because it’s easy to install and easy to maintain rather than wired network. most common topology people use is star topology, with wireless technology you can connect your mobile devices to your network systems. With wireless technology you don’t need to bother about cabling when your network grow.

Network installation

The network installation part can be either easy or complicated. It depends on how you look at it. You have to have an internet connection and you have to know your network type. You also have to know what computers in your home are wireless capable and which are not in case you choose to do the upgrades instead of installing wire throughout your home. If you’re setting up a wireless network then you need a network installer, the easiest way to connect is if you have Windows Connect Technology through your Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 2000, or Windows 98/ME. Then again, you could be running a different operating system, which can make setting up your network a bit more difficult than if you were running on a Windows operating system.

An alternative

Then again, you could probably save yourself a lot of headaches by hiring a professional to take care of the network installation process. A professional will do an assessment to determine what type of equipment you need to give you a network that is complete. If any of your computers need what is called a network adapter to become wireless capable, the installer can help you with that. Once all of the equipment is determined and acquired, the network installer can then run wire or set up your wireless network for you. You’ll be connected in no time and the only thing you have to do is reach in your wallet. Fortunately, home network installation is not an expensive endeavor and it takes a lot off of your mind. You don’t want to buy all of the wrong equipment, hook it up, and then find nothing works. If you’re not sure, turn to a professional so that you know everything is right.

Priyo Wibowo

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Network Installation

September 25th, 2009

Today Small business is really need computer and its accompanying networks to run their business. But setting up a small network for a small business is not too difficult if you know how. The first step is to determine how the network will support your business needs. You can start this by assessing your current system and how your business grow in the next 5 years. By knowing where you are and where you go next will make your job easier in setting up Network Systems. After Assessment then you can start your first Network Installation.

Network installation for small business usually becomes a necessity if more than one computer is incorporated into daily operations, creating the need for an environment where computers can work side by side harmoniously. For this reason you can start by determining how many PCs and Laptop will connect to your network and to determine if you need a server too. After you list your need of hardware you start to choose whether you will use cable or wireless network.

The network will allow all of your computers to receive the same information, so that any employee can pull up Excel spreadsheets, Power Point presentations and Word documents from the comfort of their own desk. Network Systems like this will boost your business performance and off course bring more revenue to your business.

If you decide that it is time to put all of your technology onto a single server, you may want to consider contracting out the work to an IT specialist. This professional will understand all of the intricacies of network installation for small business and will be able to accurately assess your needs and give you an efficient system customized to your unique office environment. By using this kind of service will make your Network Installation faster and you can continue to concentrate in your business.

As your business grow off course you will need to grow your network too, you can use an IT Professional service to do your jobs. These professionals do charge a nominal fee for their services, but most business owners find that contracting out network installation for small business will be worth every penny when it results in a Network systems that works efficiently.

If you are outgrowing your current computer system, consider what network installation that suit your business model so you can optimize it as you grow your business.

Priyo Wibowo

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