Computer Networks - Wifi Help.
Networks are know longer just for business anyone with a router and two computers can setup a home network.
Home Networking
Home Networking is what you need to do when you need to be productive at home. Whether it’s you working on your office terminal from the comfort of home or sharing multiple computers with one Internet connection.
We can help with:
- Internet Connection Sharing (ICS) for Satellite/Cable/DSL/Dial-up connections
- Home Networking solutions
- Wireless Networks
- Sharing Printers and other peripherals
- And much more...
Wireless Networks
Until recently, wireless local-area network products were used primarily in traditional business organizations. Wireless LANs meet the requirement for users to move freely while remaining connected to the network. More organizations are planning for and implementing wireless LANs than ever before. Wireless Networking solutions can provide flexible connectivity solutions where only fixed solutions existed before:
- Mobile sales personnel and consultants
- IT professionals and business executives
- Sites that are not conducive to LAN wiring because of building or budget limitations
- Cost savings offered by a line-of-sight, building-to-building bridge
Remote Access Solutions
With working away becoming common place, offering you or your workers the option to work from alternate office sites or from home will help you attract and maintain a quality workforce and improve productivity as well as employee satisfaction.
We can setup secure dial-up or Internet-based Virtual Private Network (VPN) access to your network from anywhere in the world. Remote access gives you the ability to do everything you can do at the office but be anywhere.
You will have access to files on a network server or shared resources on a workstation, access to network printers, access to the internet, and access to your e-mail.
Network Attached Storage
Network Attached Storage devices are high-performance storage appliances that provide shared data to clients and other servers on a Local Area Network (LAN). A NAS device does not need to be located within the server but can exist anywhere in a LAN and can be made up of multiple networked NAS devices.
Features
- Dedicated - which means it is designed and pre-configured specifically for serving files. It performs no other application function.
- Simple - because these appliances are typically pre-configured from the factory, making installation quick and easy.
- Reliable - with features such as: hot-swappable disk drives through RAID support, hot-swappable power supplies, redundant disk drives and power supplies, software that is "task-tuned" to minimize error potential.
- Affordable - last but not least, NAS is affordable
Computer networking uses TCP/IP now days that sometimes is blocked by a Firewall - the most common Computer network is via Routers that can by hardwire or wireless and Cisco network systems are now a household name.
For a networking solution. to suit your needs !