Networks
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Internet Networking
Microsoft Networking
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Home Networking Security
This site at Carnegie Mellon provides complete documentation of the technologies threatening anyone using the Internet, especially those with DSL or Cable direct connections.
Are you looking for "free" internet - two COMPLETE LISTINGS -
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ON-LINE HELP
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Windows 9X, NT/2K, XP provides a complete system for networking computers. It works remarkably well.
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Here are some other sources of information:
Click here for instructions for setting up a SOHO network that work well for a network of 2 to 25 computers.
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Have question about e-mail. Here is the answer to everything!
E-mail Server down AGAIN. Get your mail here
High-Speed Internet with Comcast.
A Wired Network and a Wireless Network don't ever seem to go to plan. Information from Comcast is often hard to get.
In the above links Wired is for a small business network and the Wireless is for home use.
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BROADBAND REPORTS provides information and community on the subject of high-speed connections to home and office, voice over IP and other emerging communication technologies.
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Boost your network's reliability and speed by tuning two network settings: RWIN and MTU.
With DrTCP (FREE tweak) change your settings:
- With Hi Speed: RWIN -> 32768 to 65536, MTU=1492
- Dial-up: RWIN->2304, MTU=576
ADVICE
- Tutorials, Troubleshooting guide, forum at Practically Networked.
- Tutorials and advice for wireless users on security, standards, and trouble shooting at Wi-Fi Planet.
- Details on basic network setup and how specific networking products work at Tom's Networking.
UTILITY PROGRAMS
- Diagnose wireless trouble, pinpoint security weak-ness, and find hotspots with FREE Netstumbler.
- Probe your network to find which PC's are vulnerable to hackers or viruses with FREE SuperScan 5.
- Details on basic network setup and how specific networking products work at Tom's Networking.
Design Rules:
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VALIDATING YOUR DOMAIN
If your Domain is not configured to RFC requirements you finding it being black-listed. You can test it with the FREE tools at www.dnsreport.com
Build Your Own WEB Site. The ZDNET way.
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Lots of Tutorials at Webmonkey
More help on HTML Goodies
General WEB Builder Tools:
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BOOST Your WiFi Signal by 9dB with this simple reflector.
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