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Setting up a Home Network
Setting up a home network could not be easier. Most ISP's (Internet Service Providers) provider you with a wireless router which you can connect all your computers and printers to. However if you have a large network you may need to check to see how many devices you can connect to a single wireless router.
If you don't have a wireless router, then you can just as easilr setup a network in about 5 min. Your ISP would have provide you with a router, check to see if this has multiple outlet on the back. If so just connect all your computers to it at you should be fine.
If your router only has one outlet then you will need to buy a network switch. This will split the signal so all the computers connected to the switch will be able to go online.
Connecting Two Computers Together
In a home network you might want all the computers to share a printer or share files. Read our tutorial on connecting two computers together.
Networking Frequenctly Asked Questions
What is a computer network?
A computer network is defined as a group of componets connected together. In a standard computer network would be a number of computers connected to a network switch or router. If there is an internet connect onsite, then this would be connected to the router which would then serve the whole network.
What is Ethernet?
Ethernet is the protocal used in the Physical Layer of the OSI model (Read more on the OSI Model).
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