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Networking is becoming a necessary part of computer
operations. In fact, Microsoft has included internal components
of networking in the Windows operating systems.
If you're interested in networking the
computers in your office, here are some things you'll need
to consider.
Office
Networking
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Wiring
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Is wiring
installed?
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If not, install wiring
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Consider wireless
networking
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Server
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Is a file server necessary?
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Do you need email
distribution to users?
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Do you have a program that
uses SQL or other shared data services?
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Do you have more than five
computers sharing files and/or printers?
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File Sharing
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Printer Sharing
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What
devices will work best?
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Where
should the printer be located?
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Which type
of printer would work best?
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Firewalls
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Do you want
to prevent unauthorized access to your
computers?
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Do you want
to allow access to users from home or
on-the-road?
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Do you want
to prevent viruses from infecting
computers and servers?
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Do you want
to stop Adware programs from installing
on your system?
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Shared internet connection
options
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DSL Connection
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Cable Connection
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T1 Connection
Office networking can become a major undertaking. Carst Consulting is dedicated to installing and setting up
your shared resources as efficiently and with the least
disruption of your office routine as possible.
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