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Networking Topics
o Introduction Networking
o Introduction Network Communication Devices
o Introduction to Network Security
o Overview of Computer Network Topology
o Introduction To Certifications
o What is Ethernet ?
o Router Commands Overview
o IP Commands
o WAN Configurations Commands
o How to connect two computers wirelessly
o Introduction to ISDN Line
o Introduction to VOIP Network
o What is a Web Server?
o Introduction to Internet Fax Services
o What is a Internet Fax
o What is GSM ?
o What is Network Routing
o Software Configuration
o An Overview of the Wireless Networking
o Introduction to PC Components
o Introduction to Mobile Technology and Communication Reviews
o Introduction to Switched Network
o ATM Network Technology
o Networking Methods
o What is DNS
o IP routing and root servers
o DHCP Overview
o Introduction to Network Cables
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IP Addressing

o How to Recover the Lost Files?
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What is Web Conferencing

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Setting up Print Server in Windows 2000 ?

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Client Computer Configuration

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Windows 2000 Server Installation Overview

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What is a Proxy Server?

 
 
 

How to connect two computers wirelessly

 

In some recent years, wireless networking solutions have became very popular. There are several wireless technologies exists to support the wireless networking.

These technologies include Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and infrared.

 

Wi-Fi connections can reach at a greater distance than the other wireless solutions that are mentioned above. Many new PCs and Laptops now have the built-in capability of the Wi-Fi. Wi-Fi can be used with or without network fixture. In the two computers Wi-Fi networking minus a fixture also called ad-hoc Wi-Fi.

 

Bluetooth technology supports high speed wireless connectivity and communication between the two computers without the need of a network fixture. Bluetooth is commonly used when networking a computer with the consumer’s cell phone or handheld device. Bluetooth works well if both the devices are in the same room or location. While networking among the handheld devices consider the Bluetooth technology solution.

 

Infrared networking exists before the Wi-Fi or Bluetooth technologies on the Laptops. Infrared wireless connections only work between two computers and do not require a fixture. Infrared networking is relatively fast so consider using it if your computer supports it and you don’t have the Wi-Fi and Bluetooth features in your computer.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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