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If you would like to build a high performance wireless network at home, you should take the wireless router with the future technology available at the market today – Wireless -N router with the price starts from $75 up to $350. When you would like to share storage to be accessible Read the rest of this entry »
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Ann Arborgigabit networkMarch 14, 2010
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Do you use Ethernet? You might think that you don’t, but don’t be so sure. Ethernet is everywhere – if you use a networked computer, whether it’s at home or in your office, you’re using Ethernet.
Ethernet is two things: a kind of cable for connecting computers together, and the Read the rest of this entry »
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Ann Arborgigabit networkMarch 11, 2010
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Designing the “perfect” delivery infrastucture for video conferencing and multi-media functions can seem complicated, labor intensive, time consuming, and costly. But what’s most important is the evaluation process you would use….what you would likely choose (e.g. T1, DS3, OC3, Read the rest of this entry »
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Ann Arborgigabit networkMarch 10, 2010
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leading to performance concerns. At the operations level the ease and speed with which new applications can be deployed has resulted in many organisations resolving the issues of ‘server sprawl’, only to be faced with the new problem of ‘Virtual Machine sprawl’.
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Ann Arborgigabit networkMarch 08, 2010
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The next technology to hit the market with a huge force is the D-link Xtreme n dir-655 router. If seen from the perspective of short range transmissions, this will be the fastest while the latest in the router technology.
Although it is still under testing, when it comes to mode Read the rest of this entry »
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Ann Arborgigabit networkMarch 03, 2010
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Gigabit Ethernet, it’s an awesome change in the speed at which you can go about the internet. But as of right now it is not easily used by consumers. Though businesses are able to use this type of internet connection easily. Technology in the consumer computers need to advance Read the rest of this entry »
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Ann Arborgigabit networkFebruary 28, 2010
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Ethernet was developed at Xerox’s Palo Alto Research Center (PARC) by Robert Metcalfe and David Boggs with Chuck Thacker and Butler Lampson in the early 1970s. Xerox filed a patent application for Ethernet in 1975. Today, Ethernet is based on IEEE standard 802.3 (Institute of Electrical Read the rest of this entry »
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Ann Arborgigabit networkFebruary 26, 2010
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Ann Arborgigabit networkFebruary 23, 2010
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Category 6 Cable, or as it is sometimes referred to, CAT-6, is a certain cable that is standard for Gigabit Ethernet and some other network protocols that prove to be backward compatible with this cable and category 3 cables. Cat-6 has more severe specifications for system noise Read the rest of this entry »
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Ann Arborgigabit networkFebruary 22, 2010
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Here is our opinion on choosing the right category of network cable:
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Ann Arborgigabit networkFebruary 21, 2010
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