...can get by with an inexpensive terminal server that has few or no security functions. But if you’re using a terminal server to make network connections across a network that’s also an Internet subnet, you should look for a terminal server that offe...

...to be transmitted properly. Make sure that you use quality, high-speed HDMI® cables—they don’t even have to be expensive ones—or try an HDMI extender. • HDCP is unsupported. Does the display support HDCP? DVI displays usually don’t. • Problem 2: ...

...Configuration and operation processes are divided into logical sections. • Setting up • You can perform many tasks using the GUI’s spreadsheet setup. Wizards walk you step-by-step through the procedure for setting up access groups. And with the...

...ATM are the two main competing philosophies for xDSL. Both are abbreviations, as is usual in the realm of technology. TDM stands for Time Division Multiplexing and is based on the idea to subdivide time (e.g. one second) into many smaller units. • A...

...control? Everyone, especially any organization with a network that reaches remote sites. This can include branch offices, unmanned information kiosks, alarm and control systems, and even HVAC systems for climate control. Other applications includ...

...all necessary aspects of administering the network. • Consider your environmental challenges • If you now consider this to be a great idea, but you want to save cost by using normal Desktop switches at or in your cable conduit, you should co...

...video and audio with no perceivable delay. • Deep Colour resolutions for enhanced colour depth. • Digital equalisation control on the receiver end. • HDCP for extending from a Blu-ray source. • Multiple features for EDID support. • Multichannel digi...

Types of Firewall • Types of Firewall • Packet filtering • Packet filtering or network layer (Layer 3) firewalls make decisions based on the source and destination addresses and ports in IP packets. This basic form of firewall protection is re...

...If you listen to some people then a switch is the most trivial device needed for connecting computers. Is that really true? Is that device that is the middle of your data center just any ugly thing being gray, green, blue or black with a lot of ho...

...Which you choose depends largely on the size of your network and how much control you need over that network. • Unmanaged switches • are basic plug-and-play switches with no remote configuration, management, or monitoring options, although many...