- Solve the problem with rogue ISP

The IEEE 802.3 standard is introduced to ensure consistency of operation between Ethernet devices. But it is awful that each place has a way of understanding, how to translate
- How does DNS work?

DNS (Domain Name System) is a distributed database system used to map between domain names and IP addresses. DNS offers a special method to maintain and link these mappings in a
- ARP and the working principle in LAN

As we know at the Network layer of the OSI model, we often use conventional types of addresses such as IP, IPX ... These addresses are divided into two separate parts: the network
- Set up a wireless home network with 4 basic steps

You can design for yourself a simple wireless network, to share Internet access, files, printers ... You can surf the Net while you are in the yard, or in the garden ... To set up
- Virtual mobile network - approach to research on 3G in Vietnam conditions

Similar to the convergence of fixed networks in the direction of NGN, mobile technologies are also in the process of converging to meet mobile customer requirements for bandwidth
- About xDSL technology

The dial-up dial-up connection has become too slow, with a theoretical speed of 56 kps but the reality is much lower. Currently, with ADSL technology, Net shops grow like
- Data analysis with Network Monitor

For a network administrator, a very important operation is to control the traffic that runs on your network. However, because the number of packets on the network is very large,
- The bright side of P2P

Despite legal disputes in the field of online music copyright, peer-to-peer (P2P) technology still has many undeniable practical values. P2P technology has been used by millions
- Wireless technology: Too many options

Gone are the days when employers handed employees mobile phones for mobile communication and laptops for Internet access via the telephone network. Now the user is in front of too
- UWB Technology: Promising future

The UWB (Ultra-Wideband Wireless) wireless technology promises to replace not only IrDA and Bluetooth technology, but also a wireless revolution in the home. Like other mainstream
- Share Internet connection with wired model

Wireless networks are growing in terms of 'faster, farther' criteria. However, if you are dissatisfied with the wireless coverage, data transfer rate or want to take advantage of
- Wireless network journey: From Wi-Fi to WiMax

Wireless networking is one of the biggest advances in the computer industry. Last year, tens of millions of Wi-Fi devices were consumed and it is expected that this year there
- What is VLAN? How to configure a VLAN on Cisco Switch?

Have you ever asked yourself questions like virtual LAN or VLAN? When and why do you need a VLAN?
- Learn about basic WLAN devices

Wireless network (Wireless Local Area Network) is the preferred wireless network system by providing high-speed data transmission, with long distances without worrying about wires,
- Differentiate indicator lights in Cisco Switch

As an employee of a company with Cisco's large, multi-switch network, every time I see the Switch's flashing lights like a music player's light, they look attractive and
- Sharing resources on the 'multi-system' network

Up to now, Windows is still an operating system (OS) that is easy to use and install but not so other operating systems such as OS X (running on Macintosh) or Linux fall into a
- Summary of DSL technology

DSL stands for Digital Subscriber Line, a name that does not say anything about an existing technology. The D (digital) is historically significant because the origin of DSL is
- CSU / DSU - an essential component of a WAN

CSU / DSU (Channel Service Unit / Data Service Unit) is a hardware device of the same size as an external modem, it is capable of converting the data frames used in the LAN to a
- Point to Point Protocol (PPP)

PPP is built on the High-Level Data link Control (HDLC) platform, which defines the standards for data transmission of DTE and DCE interfaces of WANs such as V. 35, T1, E1, HSSI,
- Basic knowledge of Virtual LANs

There are many different VLAN types: VLAN 1 / Default VLAN / User VLAN / Native VLAN / Management VLAN. By default, all Cisco switch Ethernet interfaces are in VLAN 1. Therefore,