How To Create a Home Network.

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    Set Up File Sharing

  1. Step 1

    Double-click on My Computer.

  2. Step 2

    Right-click on icons of drives to be shared by network users.

  3. Step 3

    Click Properties.

  4. Step 4

    Click Share As. Enter the appropriate information.

    5. Learn What Hardware Is Needed

  5. Step 1

    Do your homework on the Internet for a basic understanding of the technology. A good place to start is a major search engine like Google or Yahoo!.

  6. Step 2

    Purchase the required hardware and cabling for the type of network you want to use. If the network doesn't yet exist, decide on a network type: for a client/server network, you need a hub to connect the computer to; for a peer-to-peer network, you just need a cable. Then choose the data-transfer protocol (typically Ethernet) for the network you select.

    7. Install Hardware

  7. Step 1

    Install a network interface card (NIC), if your computer or other network devices don't already have them.

  8. Step 2

    Install the "T" (normally supplied with the card) onto the back of the connector on the card.

  9. Step 3

    Attach the network cable to one connector on the "T."

  10. Step 4

    Attach a 50-ohm terminator to the other end if necessary.

  11. Step 5

    Connect the cable to another computer's network card, for a peer-to-peer network; to a network connector or switch, if the network is already set up in a building; or to a hub, for a client/server network.

  12. Step 6

    Restart the computer.

  13. Step 7

    Install the network driver for the network card you installed.

  14. Step 8

    Name the new computer to be networked. Enter a user name and password when prompted. Use information provided by your network administrator, if any, or create your own.

  15. Step 9

    Check to make sure the system is working.

  16. Step 10

    Enable sharing if you wish to share data with other computers on the network (see steps below).

Comments

  1. UnknownOctober 30, 2012 at 9:45 AM

    Thanks so much for this, makes it a lot easier to understand. My friend has recently been interested in customer support solutions and got me thinking about a home network. Do you have any suggestions for people just getting into this? Any feedback would be greatly appreciated, thanks!

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