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Home Networking

Click to zoom this Image Today, is world of Information Technology and most of us are connected online throughout to exchange our information worldwide. Technology is so advanced today that within a second, we can access or retrieve desired information globally. So, here I am going to give you a basic idea of Networking. Now what is a Network in Computer terminology? Well, A Network is a collection of computer devices that are allowed to share information of data via Data link. These connections of nodes can be established via cable media or via wireless connection. Above diagram shows a basic setup of a home network. We can also say that it a LAN (Local Area Network) setup. In this diagram, multiple computers such as desktop, laptop, smartphone, gaming console and tab devices are connected electronically (wired/ wireless) via router. A router is a networking device that forward data packets (segmentation of info in the form of packets) among computer devices. Sharing of informati...

Login to Router Interface

A very simple method to login to the Router interface, when you want to setup your DSL / Cable Connection for your Broadband. Before you begin, you need to make sure that you make a proper physical connection of your router to the computer via Ethernet cable. Please refer to the router box and check connection diagram. Once you setup a proper physical connection of router and a computer via cable, please Power ON your router and check the Light status on the Router. Please refer router manual for Light status. If Light status on the router is OK, goto windows and Power ON. 1. Please press ( Windows Logo and R ) to bring Run window. Type cmd and click on OK. It will bring a black pop-up window which a terminal window or command prompt. Click to zoom this Image  2. (i) Type ipconfig (for ip configuration) and press Enter key. As I am connected to my laptop. I got 192.168.1.5 IPv4 address. On your computer you might connected to PC. There you might have to check Etherne...