Home Networking in the Digital Age
When it became the first computer available to the general public, it was rare in each household have more than one unit,
let alone a computer network. But as modern technology is cheaper, more affordable and within reach of all, tech-savvy homes are now connecting their laptops and connect to their computers to the home network.
What is home networking?
Home network is simply a method allows a computer to communicate with others. If you have two or more computers at home can have a network share-
· Files and documents
· Internet
· Printers, print servers and scanners
· Stereo, TVs and game systems
· CD burner
To set up a home network, you’ll need a few basic elements, including more than one computer, hardware, and software as a router, either built-in operating system or as a standalone application for co-coordinating the exchange of information. Next, you need”path”for information arising from one computer to another. This is typically provided via WiFi. Two popular types are the wireless home network and Ethernet. In both types, the router does most of the work of governing the operation of the connected devices. By connecting the router to your dial-up, DSL or cable modem, you can also allow multiple computers to share an Internet connection.
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