Showing posts with label network installation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label network installation. Show all posts

Sunday, September 13, 2009

What is a Static IP?

A few broadband providers offer this option which has some distinct advantages. It is a useful feature when you consider web hosting as the server often needs this type of IP address as the DNS will be able to interpret the domain names as IP addresses which never change in the network. Static IP is quite helpful to identify a specific PC in a large network of PCs. Hence, static IP is often used in a large infrastructure environment.
There are many advantages of a static IP explained by many IT Support , Network Installation and Computer Support professional. For web hosting purposes, static IP is very ideal. If you are a business user and want to promote your business via internet, go for a business broadband package which sometimes may provide you with a free static IP address. Businesses can see better growth and be in touch with their customers when they have their own websites. If you are looking for a cheaper option, find a business package that comes with free static IP and free web space.
Make sure that you pick the right business broadband package after going through the extras provided by the ISPs like free emails, free domain name, webspace etc.
Just think that you can create your own email addresses with your domain name. If your email accounts have some unique identity, they make a huge difference and become an important part of better management of your businesses, it is better to have your own email accounts with your own domain name. It will also help your company to cut a niche among your competitors.

Thursday, September 3, 2009

What Are TCP Auto Tuning Features

This is a guest post written by Daniel Parker. Daniel Parker is an IT Manager and is working in a well reputed IT Support company specializing in Network Support and Network Installation for last 10 years.
This characteristic take full advantage of your gigabit networking by automatic and persistently adjusting itself to adapt to the maximum bandwidth available by your hardware; It performs very fine on high bandwidth environment, but not very good quality on low bandwidth networking due to extra expenses of detection, and also went bad when using unsupported hardware such as firewall or routers. You can disable these features to speed up Vista for another 20% to 30% faster, just remember to allow them if you upgraded your computer or networking in the future.
To put out of action Remote Differential Compression, go to Control Panel -> Programs -> Turn Windows Features On or Off, uncheck Remote Differential Compression and then press OK button. To disable TCP Auto tuning, press Windows key and type "CMD. exe" then press Ctrl+Shift+Enter to run as Administrator, then type " netsh interface tcp set global autotuning=disabled", now type "exit" to return to Windows.

Monday, August 3, 2009

Key Points to Consider Before Network Installation

Before you start with your real network installation, consider the following points:
• First comes planning—Here you will determine the number of people using a particular network, on-site and off-site users, on-site devices connected with the network, and server details.
• After that, determine your hardware requirements including backup devices, printers, systems, hubs, switches etc.
• Next comes the network pattern—here you will establish the network operating system, network topology, NIC’s, network cabling or wireless network, and location of all the devices (routers, hubs, modems, servers, firewalls, printers etc)
• Security check should be your next consideration. Here you will ensure passwords, virus protection etc. Moreover, you’ll also verify the backup system you have in order to save data from being lost and also the backup in case of power failure.
Network installation is quite a challenging task, and it is only through effective planning that you are able to implement your network properly. There are many network installation services to help you plan out your entire network process, so if you are facing any kind of trouble in planning your network, you can always opt for such network support services.

Tuesday, July 28, 2009

In-house Network Support Team Vs Network Support Outsourcing

It’s better always better to have the team seated within the organization. Reason for this preference is nothing other than bringing maximum productivity by quick and on time correspondence. Seeing the team work from network support perspective, definitely it’s great. While working in a team, they will be better able to tackle networking issues of connectivity or server issues, and will solve them right there.
On comparing with off-site support an in-house department can be able to give a better backup solution. Networking solution team also has the competency of establishing extensive network security. Network security is of high importance for any organization that has the network installed, and an in-house team is a better choice when security is the major concern.
On the other hand, where the requirements are not complex, outsourcing network installation and network support services to a reliable company is the smart choice. Outsourcing decreases the investment costs on one hand and operating costs on other. Besides this, it reduces the day to day tensions of small business owners too.
In-house team of network specialists and outsourcing both have advantages and disadvantages, the choice, however, depends on the exact requirements of the organization. Before taking a big step for your business, do proper research and evaluate your requirements twice or thrice at least so that you can have the right investment at right place.