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PC Technician - How to set up a network
NETWORKING - SETUP
Computer Network Tips : How to Set Up a Wireless Network at HomeMay 19, 2012
Setting up a wireless network at home involves first getting a wireless router and installing the included software on the computer. Construct a wireless computer network with tips from a computer specialist in this free video on computer networking. Expert: Jason Hendricks Bio: Jason Hendricks is a Macintosh genius who works for the Mac Store in Denver, Colo. Filmmaker: Bing Hu
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[Tutorial] How to set up your NetworkMay 19, 2012
Make connection between 2 PC's or 2 Laptops, follow the rules. Info: U need a cross LAN cable. This is a p2p network + you can leave the auto obtain ip-adress setting ON. Credits to the creator: acroba08
Computer Basics : How to Set Up Your Home NetworkMay 18, 2012
The first step in setting up a home network is obtaining a router, running tests for connectivity, connecting the router to the DSL or cable modem and connecting the computer. Learn about following the manufacturer's instructions to configure a router with help from an IT professional in this free video on home networks. Expert: Matt Berkowitz Contact: enduserblues.blogspot.com/ Bio: Matt Berkowitz is an IT professional specializing in end-user support for internal networking and hardware-related functions. Filmmaker: Dimitri LaBarge
Computer Training : How to Set Up a Wireless NetworkMay 19, 2012
In order to configure a wireless network, a wireless router must be purchased and configured. Set up a wireless network with tips from a software developer in this free video on computer training. Expert: Dave Andrews Contact: www.daveandrews.org Bio: Dave Andrews is a software developer with a business and Web site selling programs and other computer services in Franklin, Tenn. Filmmaker: Tim Brown
How to set up a Network Printer on XPMay 18, 2012
Print wirelessly without having buying a wireless printer In Vista: First you have to configure a computer which has printer installed on it. To do that: 1. Right click on "My Computer" and select "Properties" 2. Look for your "computer name", and be sure to write down the computer if its not something easy to remember. 3. Click start---Control Panel---Printer 4. "Right Click" on the printer that you want to share and Click on "Sharing" 5. Create a name for printer or you can leave the default name. Make sure you remember the name of the printer. 6. If there is a option that says "Share this printer to network" make sure check that. Next-------------------------------------------- Make sure your guest computer is connect to same network as the home computer which has printer installed on it. 1. login into guest computer (laptop, desktop) 2. Click on start---Control Panel---printer 3. Click on add printer 4. Select "Add a network, wireless or bluetooth printer" 5. If you don't see the printer that you shared then click on " The printer that i want isn't listed" 6. Click on " Select a shared printer by name" 7. Make sure type in two backward slash then type in the computer name that you wrote from host computer follow by one backward slash and the printer name of the host computer. For example: \\computername\printername breakdown: \\computername: is the host computer name \printername: is the printer which is share by host computer sorry for replying late. hope this help ...
How to set up a wired networkMay 18, 2012
We'll show you how to set up a wired network in your home. All you need to do is connect your router to the Internet and from there connect your router to your computer. It's easier than you think, check it out @ butterscotch.com: bit.ly
Windows 7 - How To Set Up A Homegroup NetworkMay 19, 2012
I show you how to set up a network of Windows 7 computers so you can share videos, music, documents, pictures and more In your home.
How to set up your own wireless networkApr 15, 2012
This will show you how to set up your own wireless network so you can share files throughout your entire house(and possibly outside too).It also shows how to secure(encrypt)your wireless network as well. Also,I don't think i mentioned it but if you do have high speed internet,you can plug in your high speed internet via ethernet cable to your router(where it says "Internet". If you have any questions,just message/leave a comment. Enjoy!
GetConnected - How To - Set Up A Small Business NetworkApr 20, 2012
Episode 6 - Segment 2 GetConnected host AJ Vickery explains the basics of setting up a small network that would serve a small business or home.
How to setup a streaming music computer/serverMay 18, 2012
Alright guys,I put together a tutorial on to setup a computer that your able to stream music from(kinda like YouTube videos).I had to cut some of the intro off and a bit of the end to keep it under 11 minutes.Also,the intro SHOULD have video but YouTube no longer accepts/works with .MOV. Basically,you need a decent PC,nothing fancy.Something around $50-$100 off craigslist.org should do fine.The specs of the computer I used was a Intel Celeron 1.7 GHz processor 512 MB DDR RAM and a 100 GB PATA Maxtor Hardrive.So something around that or better shouldn't be hard to find. This program works on just about any operating system(Windows,Linux,and Mac).The program is called Sockso.It's free and open source(which means you can modify the source code of the program itself if you want to fit your needs if your capable of doing so). sockso.pu-gh.com The program itself is executable,which means there is no installation.You just do what I did in the video and it runs. The only other thing is forwarding ports.By default,Sockso uses port 4444.You need to find your default gateway address(For Windows XP do the following Start|Control Panel|Network Places|Click on the Support Tab then you will see your default gateway address)Windows Vista/7 are somewhat different but you go to similar places in control panel to find it(believe it's called Network and Sharing Center or something). Then type that address into a web browser.REMEMBER,it's not the IP ADDRESS! It's the DEFAULT GATEWAY ADDRESS ...
01: Set up a wired home network - This Old NerdMay 13, 2012
So you've managed to settle down, but how's your tech life? In the first episode of "This Old Nerd," your host guides you through setting up a wired network in your home. Programming note: this is a sneak peek of this show. More at thisoldnerd.com
Setup a WiFi networkApr 04, 2012
Christian Hall (Deputy Editor of PCAnswers magazine) guides us through the simple process of setting up a WiFi Network and broadband connection. If you're thinking about switching providers or changing your router and don't know the first thing about WiFi networking and the hardware involved, then this is the tutorial for you.
How To Setup VPN on Windows 7 as Home SolutionMay 19, 2012
Step by step video instructions on how to setup your Windows computer into a VPN server. For more tutorials, visit me at www.derrickpark.com
Mac OS 10.7 Lion Server Part 2: Network Set UpMay 19, 2012
In this screencast I cover how to set up your network for Lion Server. I cover how to set up a local static IP for your server on your Airport Extreme and update your network information for the server.
Setting up a Network Connection in Linux (Backtrack)May 18, 2012
This tutorial demonstrates how to configure a network connection in Linux (Backtrack specifically). Normally a network connection can be automatically established and configured but in some situations this isn't the case. In such instances, an IP, Gateway, Subnet Mask, and DNS must be assigned the the network adapter. This tutorial will also show how to configure a wireless adapter to connect to a desired network. - Commands Used: ifconfig (Shows a listing of recognized network interfaces on the system) sudo ifconfig [INTERFACE] up (Enables the specified network interface) sudo ifconfig [INTERFACE] [IP ADDRESS] netmask [SUBNET MASK] (Assigns an IP Address to the network interface. A LAN IP should begin with 192.168.xxx.xxx [EX: 192.168.0.112]. Netmask will assign a subnet mask to the interface as well which is normally 255.255.255.0) sudo iwconfig [INTERFACE] mode managed (Sets the interface to managed mode) sudo iwconfig [INTERFACE] essid [NAME OF NETWORK] key [ENCRYPTION KEY] (Connects you to the specified secure network) sudo route add default gateway [GATEWAY IP ADDRESS] (Assigns the default gateway to the interface. This will be the IP Address of your router which varies from model to model. Most will be either 192.168.0.1 or 192.168.1.1) sudo sh -c "echo nameserver [DNS IP] [GREATER THAN SYMBOL] /etc/resolv.conf" (This writes the DNS IP to your resolv.conf file. This is needed to resolve domain names to IP addresses. Your DNS will either be assigned by your ISP ...
Blackmon: Social networking is good police tool
There was considerable news and comment over the weekend about the use of social networks. In a Sunday column in this newspaper, University of Georgia journalism professor Barry Hollander explained how they can give us a false sense of consensus. Queen Elizabeth joined Flickr and now will share her favorite family photos. Sunday's New York Times Magazine featured a story on how we can never erase our cyber history.
(Social) Networking while on the clock
Much like telephone, e-mail and text messaging use before them, social networking sites - most notably Facebook and Twitter - have revolutionized the way people communicate and are influencing conduct and activities in the workplace.
Site makes great networking, marketing option for business
Athens businessman Alex Sams plans to join the Athens Area Chamber of Commerce because of a tweet - a short message - he read through the online social networking service Twitter.
Networking sites create concerns for Richt
On most days during the preseason, Georgia football coach Mark Richt walks off the practice field and gives a rundown of what happened and answers questions from newspaper and Web site reporters.
UGA continues networking goal
The University of Georgia's College of Education continues to build working relationships with local school districts, helping the teacher college's new dean fulfill goals driven in part by the University System Board of Regents.
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