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If you′re a home PC user ready to build your own network, Home Networking For Dummies, fully revised for the latest technologies, is the ideal starting place. This is one of the only books that focuses on setting up a home network capable of serving different computing platforms and different operating systems. And Home Networking For Dummies walks you through setting up the cards and cables needed for a home network, plus you′ll find everything you need to know about getting it running to share files, printers, and Internet connections.
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Integrate a Vista PC into your existing XP network
Share the Internet and work more efficiently from anywhere in your home!
Ready to become the administrator of your own home network? This bestselling guide has been fully updated to walk you through all the newest options in wired and wireless networking. From planning to installation to maintenance, all steps are explained in plain English to help you connect computers, share files and printers, and lock out any snoops!
Kathy Ivens, Senior Contributing Editor for Windows & .NET Magazine, has been a computer consultant since 1984. She has installed hundreds of corporate and private networks.
- Plan and install your network
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Configure computer sharing
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Manage users and profiles
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Make your network secure
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Retrieve data when disaster strikes
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Connect other devices to your network
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A network is a system of two or more connected computers so that each computer has access to the files and peripheral equipment (such as printers or modems) on another computer. Read the first page
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