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The rapid advancements
in computer power, coupled with plunging prices of computer harware, have
made LAN's, once the exclusive pervue of medium to large business, a viable
option for both small business and homes with multiple computers. No longer
are siginificant capital outlays for state-of-the-art servers and networking
software a prerequsite-chances are you already have most everything you
need to network (share) printers, faxes, modems, internet connections and
data files. |
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Networking
for Homes and Families - Home Networks - Starting at < $100 |
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battle is raging in many households today-everybody wants access
to the all technology in the household at the same time. In the
past the only solution was to purchase additional printers, phone
lines, internet accounts, etc For less money than would be required
to duplicate the equipment and services you already have (assets
probably sitting idle most of the time), you can easily connect
your current hardware with a simple peer-to-peer network
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Print to any printer in your home from any computer in your home-connect
to the Internet from any computer in your home through one common
internet connection of any type (dial-up, DSL or cable)-monitor
and control your childrens activities on the Internet (with or without
their knowledge)-simply and easily. If you're running any version
of Windows, you already have the networking software. If your computer
is a relatively newer one, the Network Interface Card (also called
the "NIC" or Ethernet Card) is probably built-in to your
computer. Contact us and we'll detail for you what's left. |
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| Networking for Small
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| From a technical standpoint, the architecure
of a small busniess network is no different than a home network. Likewise,
the benefits derived from the network (shared printers, internet connections,
etc.) are similar. Perhaps the greatest benefit of networking in the small
business arena is the consolidation of your vital information (data files,
databases, forms, brochures) into one central location, accessable to all.
Once consolidated, access can be granted/denied to the appropriate employees
as you choose. Also, one backup of one computer safeguards all the information
your company depends on. Those of us who have been around for a while have
all seen an oranization crippled by the death of one employee's computer,
such as the computer used by you, the owner. Eliminate this weakness with
a simple peer-to-peer network, coupled with a likewise simple "disaster
recovery" plan. Contact us for the details. |
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