Computer Addressing Archive
Router - How It Works
1 Comment Published April 5th, 2006 in the following Categories:Big Picture || Computer Addressing || Communication Protocols || Network Hardware
by Michael Russell
A simple introduction to how routers work to transmit information from one network to a user in another network and how without them the Internet, as we know it, wouldn’t be able to exist.
- How to choose (and remember) great passwords (Part II)
- Routers 101
- Basics Of A Router
- Router - Tracing Your Packets
It’s a Binary World - How computers count.
0 Comments Published March 29th, 2006 in the following Categories:Big Picture || Computer Addressing || History || How To...
by Tony Stockill
Many have cursed their computer for taking things too literally! It’s easy to blame the computer when something goes wrong.
You get to the checkout at the market, and the item you bought ‘on special’ comes up at the full price. The manager has to be called to fix it up, and what […]
- How does a computer count to 1,024?
- How Do Wireless Networks Work?
- Holy cow! This was my first computer, c. 1963
- Run your own network wiring
It’s Easy: Setting up a wireless network
0 Comments Published March 28th, 2006 in the following Categories:Computer Addressing || Network Security || Communication Protocols || Network Hardware || How To... || Wireless Networking || Sharing Files, Folders, Printers, etc.
If you want another take on wireless network security, here’s an excellent article by Andy Atkinson on the topic:
5 minute wireless network security
Everyone agrees that security is important, no one agrees on how much effort should go into securing your home wireless LAN. The good news is that there are some basic steps you can […]