Learn how to set up a network at your home or office. Get an introduction to the basics of working with routers, networks, printers, and servers.
- [Martin] Hi, I'm Martin Guidry, and welcome to setting up a small office network. In this course we'll look st fundamentals of creating and managing a small network for your home or office. We'll start out by looking at how to manage a network using a common model of network hardware and then we'll look at using both Ethernet and WiFi to connect your computers together. Then I'll show you how to use DHCP and DNS to make your networks easier to organize and manage.
I'll also show you how to share files between computers on your network. Finally, I'll show you some of the tools that I use to manage networks or engine from my home network to networks with many more clients. Now, let's get started with setting up a small office network.
Author
Martin Guidry
Released
9/14/2014- Explain when and how collisions occur.
- Determine the types of cords used to connect a computer to switches and routers.
- Identify the function of a reversed access point.
- Recall the limitations of an incorrectly configured DNS.
- Recognize the capabilities of Link-Layer Topology Discovery.
- List the dialog steps in Mac used to add an Active Directory service.
- Explore the AVG antispam settings.
Skill Level Beginner
Duration
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Introduction
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Welcome53s
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1. Basic Networking
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Using Ethernet4m 19s
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Understanding IPv43m 52s
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2. Wireless vs. Wired
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Working with wired networks3m 36s
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3. Purposes of Different Servers
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Using directory services1m 22s
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Serving email3m 15s
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Serving a website2m 33s
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4. Platform-Specific Tips and Tricks
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Exploring some tips for Windows10m 32s
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5. Working in a Multiplatform Environment
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Creating a Mac file share1m 39s
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6. Connecting to the Internet
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7. Storage and Backups
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8. Security
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Using encryption4m 9s
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Using authentication1m 52s
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9. Maintenance
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Conclusion
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Wrapping up52s
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