A peer-to-peer network is a computer term that refers to a network in which each computer stands alone.  Computers are connected primarily in order to share internet connections, printers and other peripherals.  It's the type of configuration used for most home/home office networks. 

If you want to have a home network, you'll need to do the following: 

• Network Setup

  • Install Ethernet cards if necessary

  • Install wiring or consider wireless

  • Install hubs

  • Setup Windows Networking Services
     

• Printer - decide whether the printer should be: 

  • Attached to a networked computer

  • Attached to a network interface device.  Some print servers are stand-alone and do not require to be connected to a computer
     

• Shared internet connection - which type of internet connection do you want?

  • Dial-up Connection

  • DSL Connection

  • Cable Connection

For both home and home/office networking, Carst Consulting is dedicated to installing and setting up your shared resources as efficiently and unobtrusively as possible.

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