This tutorial will guide you in using iStumbler to find and connect to the best possible wireless connection while you’re out and about on the town. [click to continue...]
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Home Networking
How to share files and folders in Ubuntu
This brief tutorial will outline how to enable file sharing in Ubuntu. [click to continue...]
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How to automatically mount a Windows drive when OS X starts
This brief tutorial will show you how to automatically mount a Windows shared folder when OS X starts [click to continue...]
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How to connect your OS X Mac to a wireless network
Much like everything else about OS X, connecting to a wireless network is painfully easy. But if you’re not familiar w/ OS X, and need to walk someone else through it, the following steps might prove helpful. [click to continue...]
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How fast is your connection?
One thing I’ve noticed over time - everyone loves a speed test. Which is your favorite? Speedtest.net, Broadband Reports, Speakeasy or Toast? Another? [click to continue...]
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Home Networking 101
A home network is a series of Internet devices (PC’s, gaming consoles, PDA’s) connected together. A home network may consist of several PC’s, gaming consoles, etc - all in different rooms. When you connect multiple devices together in a home network, you can share files, printers and your Internet connection… [click to continue...]
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How to change your Computer Name (or Workgroup) in Windows XP
If for whatever reason you need (or want) to change your computer name (or Workgroup), follow the instructions outlined below and you’ll be done in no time .. [click to continue...]
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How to determine your IP or MAC address in Windows
To find out your PCs IP address, or to identify your ethernet cards MAC address, please follow the steps outlined below.. [click to continue...]
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How to secure your wireless home network
Here are 5 quick steps to help you secure your wireless network from unauthorized access. These steps are provided as general guidelines - for detailed help, please contact your hardware vendor. See the bottom of this page for links to some common wireless networking vendors. [click to continue...]
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