Comments for Home Networking Blog http://homenetworkingblog.com/blog Wed, 22 Feb 2012 10:52:21 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.4 Comment on do you need high speed or broadband for ps3 routers? by D.J. BIGE http://homenetworkingblog.com/blog/do-you-need-high-speed-or-broadband-for-ps3-routers/#comment-5794 D.J. BIGE Wed, 22 Feb 2012 10:52:21 +0000 http://homenetworkingblog.com/blog/do-you-need-high-speed-or-broadband-for-ps3-routers/#comment-5794 yes you do , dail up is to slow and it may crash yes you do , dail up is to slow and it may crash

]]> Comment on do you need high speed or broadband for ps3 routers? by bob http://homenetworkingblog.com/blog/do-you-need-high-speed-or-broadband-for-ps3-routers/#comment-5793 bob Wed, 22 Feb 2012 10:51:39 +0000 http://homenetworkingblog.com/blog/do-you-need-high-speed-or-broadband-for-ps3-routers/#comment-5793 I'm not sure contact the company or the place u went to buy it because it should say on the paper or the place should say I’m not sure contact the company or the place u went to buy it because it should say on the paper or the place should say

]]> Comment on How do you attach a lexmark 1200 series to a linksys home network? by Marvin H http://homenetworkingblog.com/blog/how-do-you-attach-a-lexmark-1200-series-to-a-linksys-home-network/#comment-5791 Marvin H Fri, 17 Feb 2012 00:31:11 +0000 http://homenetworkingblog.com/blog/how-do-you-attach-a-lexmark-1200-series-to-a-linksys-home-network/#comment-5791 Via the main Computer or Primary system! Via the main Computer or Primary system!

]]> Comment on How do you attach a lexmark 1200 series to a linksys home network? by Benji H http://homenetworkingblog.com/blog/how-do-you-attach-a-lexmark-1200-series-to-a-linksys-home-network/#comment-5790 Benji H Thu, 16 Feb 2012 23:31:12 +0000 http://homenetworkingblog.com/blog/how-do-you-attach-a-lexmark-1200-series-to-a-linksys-home-network/#comment-5790 carefully. ... with a cable and the instructions probably! carefully.

… with a cable and the instructions probably!

]]> Comment on Network setup? by yap_jp http://homenetworkingblog.com/blog/network-setup-3/#comment-5789 yap_jp Sat, 11 Feb 2012 12:18:35 +0000 http://homenetworkingblog.com/blog/network-setup-3/#comment-5789 Use LAN cable (cross over type). Type in the IP address in control panel -> network connection. Example in your PC is 192.168.0.1, subnet mask : 255.255.255.0, first dns :192.168.0.1, second dns : 192.168.0.2, the rest is empty. In your laptop, IP : 192.168.0.2, the rest all same. Share your printer in the PC, and don't forget, if you have firewall, give exception for the network protocol you want to share, you need better understanding for this one since it's very confusing for newbie, otherwise laptop can't communicate properly with the PC. For the simple way, just disable the firewall although it's not advisable. Just share the folder you want to share & give proper permission. I think that's all. If you want to connect to internet, we will talk about it later! Use LAN cable (cross over type). Type in the IP address in control panel -> network connection. Example in your PC is 192.168.0.1, subnet mask : 255.255.255.0, first dns :192.168.0.1, second dns : 192.168.0.2, the rest is empty. In your laptop, IP : 192.168.0.2, the rest all same. Share your printer in the PC, and don’t forget, if you have firewall, give exception for the network protocol you want to share, you need better understanding for this one since it’s very confusing for newbie, otherwise laptop can’t communicate properly with the PC. For the simple way, just disable the firewall although it’s not advisable. Just share the folder you want to share & give proper permission. I think that’s all. If you want to connect to internet, we will talk about it later!

]]> Comment on Network setup? by sexyback9805 http://homenetworkingblog.com/blog/network-setup-3/#comment-5788 sexyback9805 Sat, 11 Feb 2012 11:25:31 +0000 http://homenetworkingblog.com/blog/network-setup-3/#comment-5788 you get a router, then setup a file and printer sharing ( call microsoft) you get a router, then setup a file and printer sharing ( call microsoft)

]]> Comment on How do you start a small computer repair business in college? by Air http://homenetworkingblog.com/blog/how-do-you-start-a-small-computer-repair-business-in-college/#comment-5786 Air Wed, 08 Feb 2012 17:42:14 +0000 http://homenetworkingblog.com/blog/how-do-you-start-a-small-computer-repair-business-in-college/#comment-5786 You certainly need to have some basic tools, but most importantly you need to have the knowledge and skill to get the job done. In a start-up business first you have to build credibility. You certainly need to have some basic tools, but most importantly you need to have the knowledge and skill to get the job done. In a start-up business first you have to build credibility.

]]> Comment on How do you start a small computer repair business in college? by Lucy http://homenetworkingblog.com/blog/how-do-you-start-a-small-computer-repair-business-in-college/#comment-5785 Lucy Wed, 08 Feb 2012 16:47:08 +0000 http://homenetworkingblog.com/blog/how-do-you-start-a-small-computer-repair-business-in-college/#comment-5785 You certainly need to have some basic tools, but most importantly you need to have the knowledge and skill to get the job done. In a start-up business first you have to build credibility. This means that people need to know you, trust the quality of your work and be willing to try your services. That also means that initially, you will be charging lower prices. As your good reputation spreads through word of mouth and your campus advertisements, you can start charging higher prices for repairing peoples' laptops and desk computers. Like all start-up business, you will be growing your market share gradually. But remember the most important thing - you need to offer a quality product or service. Check out this link, coming from a professional technician it has some interesting materials to show you in HD format how to do a professional job fixing computers. Hope this helps and good luck!! http://f73225u6m7l-7k2emjxasbuo3f.hop.clickbank.net/ You certainly need to have some basic tools, but most importantly you need to have the knowledge and skill to get the job done. In a start-up business first you have to build credibility. This means that people need to know you, trust the quality of your work and be willing to try your services. That also means that initially, you will be charging lower prices. As your good reputation spreads through word of mouth and your campus advertisements, you can start charging higher prices for repairing peoples’ laptops and desk computers. Like all start-up business, you will be growing your market share gradually. But remember the most important thing – you need to offer a quality product or service. Check out this link, coming from a professional technician it has some interesting materials to show you in HD format how to do a professional job fixing computers. Hope this helps and good luck!!

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]]> Comment on Q&A: Is computer security software engineer a good field to get into? what are the future prospects? by Richard L http://homenetworkingblog.com/blog/qa-is-computer-security-software-engineer-a-good-field-to-get-into-what-are-the-future-prospects/#comment-5784 Richard L Wed, 08 Feb 2012 16:32:56 +0000 http://homenetworkingblog.com/blog/qa-is-computer-security-software-engineer-a-good-field-to-get-into-what-are-the-future-prospects/#comment-5784 This appears to be a very basic 2yr computer degree course. I would say that it would be a nice basic way to start out in the field. You need to clarify if any of the credits will transfer into a 4 year university which should be your ultimate goal. The Holy Grail for IT employment is a 4 year degree, some industry certs and experience. If you have all three of those you should be good. If you have only your 2years of education that will help but you may be competing with other people who have two elements or perhaps all three. This appears to be a very basic 2yr computer degree course. I would say that it would be a nice basic way to start out in the field. You need to clarify if any of the credits will transfer into a 4 year university which should be your ultimate goal.

The Holy Grail for IT employment is a 4 year degree, some industry certs and experience. If you have all three of those you should be good. If you have only your 2years of education that will help but you may be competing with other people who have two elements or perhaps all three.

]]> Comment on With MagicJack do you still keep your internet dsl line and just cancel your land line phone service? by joe r http://homenetworkingblog.com/blog/with-magicjack-do-you-still-keep-your-internet-dsl-line-and-just-cancel-your-land-line-phone-service/#comment-5781 joe r Sun, 05 Feb 2012 23:49:29 +0000 http://homenetworkingblog.com/blog/with-magicjack-do-you-still-keep-your-internet-dsl-line-and-just-cancel-your-land-line-phone-service/#comment-5781 that is right, you just need an internet connection... but if you are "technically challenged" you may want to think about keeping your landline for a while, or going with a VoIP provider that has an ATA, and not a USB soloution like MJ.. Your PC needs to be on in order to make or recieve calls with the MJ... this may or may not be a problem for you... that is right, you just need an internet connection… but if you are “technically challenged” you may want to think about keeping your landline for a while, or going with a VoIP provider that has an ATA, and not a USB soloution like MJ..

Your PC needs to be on in order to make or recieve calls with the MJ… this may or may not be a problem for you…

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