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25 computer networking tips and tricks
Tutorial How to set up and optimise your home network
Running a home network is pretty essential in this day and age.
Thankfully,
modern hardware and software has reduced the complexities of
configuring networks down to a few setup screens, and the relevant
hardware often comes free with an internet connection.
If you
have multiple computers, the chances are they're already talking to each
other, either through wires or wirelessly. However, while your home
network might be up and running, optimising it takes some doing. Follow
our simple tips to extract the last drop of juice from your network
hardware. 1. Change channel number
Wireless
routers operate on a fixed channel. Since most routers ship with a
pre-selected channel, the wireless signal may interfere with other
routers in the vicinity that are operating on the same channel.
Changing the wireless channel from the factory default is a good starting point if your wireless signal strength is poor. 2. Give the router space to breathe
The
biggest advantage of a wireless router is that it can penetrate doors
and walls – but that doesn't mean you can just stuff it next to a wall
or cordless telephone, or use it as a stand for your stack of DVDs.
Treat it with respect.
Try to keep it in a central location,
away from other wireless devices; make sure it's not in direct sunlight;
lift it off the carpet; and ensure its vents and air holes aren't
covered. 3. Improve reception
Try as
you might, you'll find it's sometimes not possible to put the router in a
good spot. One way around the problem is to buy a router with multiple
antennas and point them in a variety of directions covering your home.
Alternatively,
if you've already got a router, check whether it's possible to upgrade
its antennas to something stronger. However, don't get disheartened if
your router doesn't have any antennas. A wireless repeater compatible
with your router is a perfect solution. 4. Use WEP
Running
an unsecured network will earn you brownie points from neighbours and
hackers with cars, but that's about it. Wireless routers support a
variety of encryption methods, such as WPA and WEP, but these aren't
enabled by default.
WPA2 is the most secure method at the
moment, but before deciding on an encryption method, make sure your
network cards and adapters support it as well. Bear in mind that older
machines – and games consoles such as the Nintendo DS – don't support
WPA. 5. Restrict access to specific PCs
If you really don't want to use encryption, you can force your router
to only connect to specific PCs. Your router identifies each computer by
the unique MAC address of its network gear. Feed it a list of MAC
addresses to connect to and you save yourself the trouble of entering a
password each time you log in.
The disadvantage is that you'll
have to add the MAC address of any new computer before it can get on
your network – which is probably a more annoying way of getting things
done. 6. Disable SSID broadcast
All
wireless routers have a Service Set Identifier (SSID) that identifies
them to network computers. Routers from the same manufacturer generally
ship with the same SSID; 'Netgear' or 'Cisco', for example.
You
should first change the SSID to something unique to set your router
apart from those of your neighbours. Then, once all your hardware has
been set up, it's better to turn off broadcasting the SSID altogether.
This ensures your router isn't displayed in the list of available
networks, and won't be a target for potential hackers. 7. Keep the firmware updated
Router
manufacturers keep working on firmware, even after hardware has been
shipped. In addition to tweaks in the user interface, new versions might
make better use of the various components in the router, or add extra
features.
Just like with an
operating system, it's a good idea to upgrade the firmware of the router
regularly – check the manufacturer's website for a new version. In the
good old days, there was the risk of a botched firmware upgrade bricking
your router, but it's a lot safer today. 8. Familiarise yourself with the router manager
All
routers ship with a browser based manager. To use many of the tips in
this article, you'll have to log in to this interface – try typing
192.168.1.1 into your web browser for the most common location.
It's
a good idea to familiarise yourself with the various options and
settings you can tweak from within this software. Many routers also have
detailed documentation that's updated regularly, so hunt out the latest
manual online. 9. Check your connections
There's
nothing more irritating than receiving a 'cannot connect to remote
machine' error. To ensure a solid connection, use Ethernet cables where
possible. It's also a good idea to check the connection between the two
PCs with the ping command.
To do this, simply open a command
line and type, for instance, ping 192.168.1.2. You'll need to replace
the address given here with that of your target machine. Ping works
identically on Windows, Mac and Linux. 10. Forward ports
Many
servers and applications – for example, file-sharing software, FTP
servers and music-streaming servers – need to serve people outside the
network. These applications accept connections on specific ports.
With
port forwarding – check your router's interface – you can poke holes in
your router and ask it to direct incoming traffic on a particular port
(or, if you wish, a range of ports) to a specific computer that's on the
network. 11. Change DNS providers
DNS is what fetches you a website by translating the human-friendly address, such as www.pcplus.co.uk,
into a bunch of machine-friendly numbers. It also displays the '404
page not found' error, corrects misspelt URLs and finds the fastest
route to a web server that hosts the site you want to visit, along with
lots of other cool things.
Generally, it's up to the ISP to put
up a DNS server. However, there are other free services as well,
including the likes of OpenDNS and Google Public DNS. 12. Use USB adapters
These
days, it's difficult to find a laptop or netbook without a built-in
wireless module, but if you've used one, you'll know that they can't
always be relied upon. Network cards with antennas are the best option,
but they're really only suitable for desktops.
If you really
need both mobility and assurance, make sure you get a USB adapter. Most
of them ship with a Windows driver, but many work out-of-the-box on
Linux as well. 13. Enable Dynamic DNS
The
Dynamic DNS feature enables you to connect to your computer remotely.
Back in the day, when real-estate on the web was expensive, it was a
wonderful option to show off your HTML skills and host your own website.
Now, by associating your dynamic IP address with a domain name,
DDNS enables you to connect to the internet-exposed home computer from
anywhere in the world. In addition to enabling the feature on your
router, you'll also have to register with a dynamic DNS provider, such
as DynDNS.org. 14. Save power with Wake-on-LAN
What's
the point of keeping a print server on when there's nothing to print?
The smart way to save energy is to use the Wake-on- LAN feature of the
network card. Thanks to this, you can put the machine to sleep after
it's been configured to wake upon detecting network activity. 15. Encrypt your online activity
With
the range of snooping tools now available, it isn't safe to do anything
online without covering your footprints. There are lots of tools that
promise to encrypt your online activity, making it completely
unintelligible to anyone who might be listening in.
Some of the best ones to try are the Enigmail plug-in for Thunderbird, Psi for Google Talk and FireGPG, available for Gmail. 16. Get a Firewall distro
You
can configure a firewall on a Windows or Linux machine, and there are
also a bunch of third-party software firewalls available. However,
building a firewall isn't easy. If you're serious about putting one up,
download a dedicated firewall distro, such as Ebox. 17. Install the software
Ebox
is distributed as a Live CD ISO and there are VirtualBox/VMWare images
as well. It's based on Ubuntu Server 8.04. You can also pull in Ebox
packages to a standard Ubuntu Server 10.04 installation. 18. Configure settings
Ebox
can be adapted flexibly to your network. You can use it to restrict
services that can be accessed and slice the network to keep some areas
more secure than others. The distro runs a browser-based interface for
adding, removing and configuring the components. 19. Filter content
Besides
the firewall, intrusion detection (via Snort) and filtering content
(via DansGuardian) are two other highlights of the distro. DansGuardian
can also plug into the ClamAV antivirus scanner and filter content based
on known virus signatures. 20. Exploit other features
In
case you're still not satisfied, Ebox can also act as a gateway and
provide a host of other services. It bundles various applications that
enable you to turn your network into a VPN, host XMPP chat sessions or
run a Postfix mail server, a Squid web proxy and more. 21. Turn on UPnP
Universal
Plug and Play helps smart devices that support UPnP to discover each
other without any user intervention. Once turned on from within your
router, UPnP enables a compatible infrared device, a Bluetooth phone or a
FireWire camera to see and talk to each other. 22. Write files remotely
The
most logical use of a network is to share files. This is the job of the
SMB protocol. Thanks to it, you'll be able to write files to a remote
network share via Network Neighbourhood. On Linux, the SMB protocol is
implemented by Samba. 23. Share printers remotely
In
addition to sharing files, SMB can be used to share printers attached
to a Windows machine. Once configured via the Windows Control Panel, a
printer can be used to accept print orders or even be managed from a
remote machine, irrespective of its operating system. 24. Format shareable partitions as FAT
PCs
running Windows can easily see each other and share files. For Linux or
Mac machines, ensure the partitions are formatted with the FAT
filesystem. Create them as Samba shares and they'll show up under
Network Neighbourhood. 25. Plug in USB drives
Once,
if you wanted to share files on the network, a
network-attached-storage, or NAS, device was the best bet. Not any more.
New routers enable you to plug in one or more USB devices that are
automatically accessible by all the users connected to the router
If webmasters want to monetize their
websites, the great way to do it is through Adsense. There are lots of
webmasters struggling hard to earn some good money a day through their
sites. But then some of the “geniuses” of them are enjoying hundreds of
dollars a day from Adsense ads on their websites.
How much effort does it take to blog for a
dollar, In the old day’s I suppose you could sing for your supper
providing that were not totally tone deaf and the audience is not armed
to the teeth with rotten fruit.
What is "Monetizing Your Blog?"
Some
people believe that monetizing your blog is unethical and immoral. Some
people believe that monetizing is just a cheap way to make money from
home. If you think along these lines, this blog is not for you. Here, we
will learn all of the secrets of monetizing your blog successfully, and
the secrets of how to make money from the comfort of your own home.
If
you have mixed feelings about monetizing your blog, then sort out those
feelings first. If you are not fully prepared to undertake the daunting
task of monetizing your blog, then do not continue. When you are ready
to learn how to make great money by blogging, continue reading.
OK,
now that you are ready to learn, first you have to be fully committed to
monetizing your site. If you are going to put up a few adsense ads, really
put up adsense ads. A puny little square text box in the corner of the
screen is not going to cut it. If you are going to be asking for some
donations, really ask for those donations. "Don’t take a half-assed approach. Either be full-assed or no-assed."
You
shouldn't worry about complaints. If you are worried that you might
scare off some loyal readers, you shouldn't be. Usually, you will only
get 1 in 1000 people who complain about the ads; and eventually that one
person comes to realize that the ads are there to stay.
How much can I make online with my blog? Truth
is, you can't really know until you put up some ads. Some people that I
know make six-figures blogging online, while others are content with
only make a quarter a day. The people who are making six-figures are
totally dedicated to their craft. They spend time every day updating
their blog, and the readers appreciate that, which means they will come
back. If you want to make serious cash with blogging, you need to be
fully dedicated and have something interesting to say. Readers will not
come back if your feeding them the same crap. You need to stick out in
the blogging world for people to notice you.
Now, let me get back
on track. The amount you can make online with a blog is directly tied
with how much time you are willing to put into the blog. Don't expect to
be making a decent living the first day the blog is up. You need to
continue working at it to make a good amount of cash.
The amount
of money you can make with your blog is also tied in with where and how
you place the ads. If you are using google adsense, there are a number
of options when it comes to how to place the advertisements. The format
that I have the most success with it the large rectangle. Use matching
colors to make the advertisement seem like part of the page. You will
get a great CTR (Click-Through-Rate) if you follow this advice.
What skills do I need to be able to make money with my blog? Well, you'll need a number of skills in order to be a good blogger.
You need to be:
Insightful
Have some intelligence on the matter your speaking of
Humorous (sometimes)
Dedicated to your craft
In love with what you are doing
I
mentioned number 5 because it is one of the most important things a
blogger needs. If you do not like blogging, then there is absolutely no
reason to be blogging. If you do not love what you are doing, then you
will probably become bored. Personally, I love blogging. It brings joy
to everyday life. I like to see what other people think about issues
that I like to discuss. That's what is needed to be a good blogger.
You also need to have a rough idea of how to keep your blog in shape. By that, I mean you might need to know a little bit of:
HTML
Javascript
CSS
It is not necessary to know these things, but it does help in making your website attractive.
Conclusions If
you are really into blogging, and really want to monetize your blog,
then good for you. But, it does not mean that you will definitely become
rich. Only about 1 in 99 bloggers will find some cash in what they love
doing, but if you are willing to take a leap into the world of
blogging, then you may be that 1.
If
you intend to make money through your website or blog. Of course it
would think, where that money will be obtained? Is the money can be
generated through one source or multiple sources?
There are
many ways you can do to make money from the internet. However, there are
3 most common ways people get money from his Internet business.
3 things include the following:
1. Making money by selling your own product
This
is the most common thing people do in online business. The purpose in
this case one can sell goods / products or services that he has.
In the form of goods that in itself can be physical or non physical form (downloadable).
In
the physical form of people can earn money by selling goods on the
internet, send to the customer and the customer will be able to use the
benefits of the goods after he received. Let's say selling flowers
online, computer, shoes, clothes, cd / dvd and other physical goods.
While
the non-physical products only be sent via email and the customer will
receive the goods after he downloaded or download from the link given
seller. Also called as digital products (non-physical form). Suppose
that sell ebooks, software, membership, and other non-physical goods.
Well
for this service products are very common. People who sell services
would get money from customers when there who use their services. Of
course that is needed in selling services on the Internet is a skill /
expertise that should be owned. Suppose that sell web design services,
home design services, consulting services, web hosting and other
services.
By selling your
own product this means full control of your business. You are the one
who manages all business operations include designing its own products,
to control the website, online business management, customer service
down to marketing on the internet.
2. Making money with other people's products sell
There
are businesses on the internet that you do not have to have your own
product, sell product but with other people. In return, you will get a
commission on sales that occur through your own links. This is commonly
referred to as affiliate marketing or affiliate business.
This
business is quite easy to do, ie you can only give the link an
affiliate link on your own website. Or even to put banners of websites
that sell products with affiliate system.
The
easiest example is the example you will market the product in the form
of books owned by Amazon.com. Then put a banner or a link to books that
Amazon.com sold on your website. If there is your web visitors who are
interested in a particular book and eventually a sale. Then you will get
a commission from the sale. Later you will get a check and the money
will be obtained after the liquid.
This
is something that could be considered easy but also difficult. It would
be easy if you have a lot of targeted visitors who are interested will
emang affiliate products that are sold and you alone know how to sell
affiliate products correctly. And it would be difficult to find a buyer
if it does not know the proper techniques, visitors are few, and do not
have a website.
Affiliate
business that focuses on long term should have its own website.
Actually, affiliate business can be without a website is an example by
providing a direct link or with a redirect through our own domain on the
ads that we attach. But better would be to have your own website, many
successful internet marketers recommend it.
3. Making money by selling advertising space or from advertising
Visitors
to the website in the number of lots owned can be a tool for your
moneymaker. How not to many advertisers who are interested to advertise.
Moreover, he advertised in accordance with the website you have.
Well,
by making a spot advertisement on the website can also make people a
lot of money. For instance for a local website like detik.com who earn
more money through advertising revenue.
That's
great website, how about a smaller website? Relax, many third-party or
advertising companies such as google adsense, adbrite, kliksaya and
other companies that can bring advertisers to your website. You can also
easily obtain the advertiser directly if traffic and advertising costs
are also quite affordable.
So
in this case can be said that advertising revenue can be obtained
either from direct advertisers or third party (such as google adsense,
adbrite, kliksaya, etc.).
The
three sources or how the money obtained can be combined between two or
all three. Suppose you could sell their own products as well as selling
other people's products and also install Google Adsense ads.
And
the essence of business success on the internet whether money obtained
by selling their own products or affiliate and advertising is the
traffic of your website. More and more traffic will be more and more
also the coffers of money that will be obtained.
For that we need
a lot to learn in terms of bringing traffic to your website, because
these things become critical factors for business success on the
internet. And the owner of a successful business or website and felt
comfortable gain money easily via the Internet would also feel the gain
high traffic to the website.
