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A Complete Overview of Network Address Translation

Did you know that there is a way to convert your entire network to only one IP address? This method is known as network address translation, or NAT. That is only one use of the technology, however. It can also increase security and provide a smoother overall browsing experience depending on how it is used. This article will discuss the history of NAT and both the advantages and drawbacks of using it for your business network.

by Antony , Jul 30, 2013

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Backing up Data on a Small Network: Dos and Don’ts

Backing up your data is important, and handling data on a small network presents unique challenges. Rather than try to handle a small network in a way that isn’t custom tailored to your needs, it’s better to put together a customized protocol. When you’re planning out the data backup on your small network, keep the follows dos and don’ts in mind. This advice will help save you a lot of headaches in the long run.

by Antony , Jul 24, 2013

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Performance Problems and how to Overcome Them

There are many performance pitfalls out there that can slow down your network. Fr om poor hardware configurations to incompatible software, these items can make even the most modern computer feel like it's stuck in quicksand. Below you'll find a listing of the most common slowdown problems that networks face and what you can do to prevent them. With a few simple steps, you can make sure that your network remains running optimally at all times.

by Antony , Jul 17, 2013

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Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP)

A protocol is a set of rules used to determine how computers on a network communicate. The Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) is a protocol commonly used to automatically generate an Internet Protocol (IP) address and other configuration details, like the Domain Name System (DNS) server address, subnet mask and default gateway to client host computers connecting to a network.

by Conrad Sallian, Jul 17, 2013

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Common Types of Malware and how to Avoid Them

Malware is a catch all phrase that includes any sort of program designed to do harm to a computer or that disrupts its normal processes. This includes viruses, spyware, adware, and much more. Malware is one of the biggest enemies of any computer that has access to the Internet, be it a company computer or a personal one. The most common types of malware that you might acquire and they way in which they affect a computer are outlined in detail below.

by Antony , Jul 10, 2013

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Pros and Cons of Windows Remote Desktop Services

The Windows Remote Desktop Services, or Windows RDS for short, is Microsoft's remote desktop tool which is customized specifically to the features of Windows in all its various iterations. This service is available in both Windows 7 and Windows 8, and offers a free way to access a Windows computer remotely. Remote Utilities also supports RDP connection.

by Antony , Jul 3, 2013

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