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In my home, we have quite a few devices. The first set of which use a wired connection, which means they must plug directly into the modem using an Ethernet cable. These devices are my desktop computer and my Raspberry Pi, which is just a little bitty computer about the size of a student ID card. The next set of devices is connected with a wireless connection, or WiFi. These devices include my parents' macbooks, my chromebook, my 3DS system, and our ancient Wii console. The last set, or other connections, is a bit tricky. They technically also use the WiFi, but for the most part they use a cell signal, or cellular data. The most important part of keeping a strong home network would be keeping track of all the devices using the network, and what devices use the most and least data or electricity to minimize costs.
Home Network- Tyler Carter
1.They are in my basement except my fios internet it starts in the 3rd floor living room and ends in the 1st floor dining room.My devices are wiiU,Samsung smart T.V, Ipad, Ipod touch 6cl
Home Network - Ethan Chen
This is my home network and my network provider is Comcast so a coax wire brings in the internet from the outside and connected to my modem the Motorola SURFboard SB6141. Then, a ethernet cable is connected to my router, the ASUS RT-N56U Gigabit Ethernet. As you can see, most of my devices in my house is connected wirelessly. All the three laptops, phones, tablets, and one chromecast stick is connected wirelessly in my home network. My dad’s desktop is connected wirelessly too because he have a wifi adapter to connect wirelessly without using a ethernet cable. Finally, my printer is connected with a USB cable onto my dad’s desktop. What I learn about networks is that you have to be aware about what are you sharing with other like thinking twice. I learn this from the OMG book when the girl send a whole powerpoint presentation of the sexuall things she did to her friends which their friends reshare it and it leak publicly. It ruin her life and the the other boys life so it taught me to think twice. Having a home network is basically a group of devices that is all connected to the router which the internet is brings in from a coax wire or a fiber wire depending on your provider to the modem.
Home Network - Peter Keo
1. My LAN is comprised of a coaxial cable connected to a modem and router combo with my ISP being Verizon Fios. Most of the devices I use are wireless with the only hard-wired devices being my desktop and the Canon Fax and Copy Machine. Some of the wireless technology used in my home is a PS4, a printer, and various phones.
2. I learned a lot while taking on this unit. The thing that was most interesting to me was how fiber optic works and how it is performed; with the light bouncing off at a very fast speed is really astonishing.
3. When having a home network, and you own either a desktop or a printer, it's important to hard wire them through an ethernet cable to take advantage of the gigabit per second it travels through. Also, opt for a router instead of a switch as routers are much faster.
Home Network - Phoenix Satterfield
My Home Network
Home Network- Sukainah Hasan
Sukainah Hasan
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Home Network
10/10/17
1.) My home network is a coaxil wire that connects to the modem and router. The modem and router are connected to my tablet, phone, computer, and television.
2.) Something that I learned about my network is that my home network is a coaxil wire that connects to my electronics.
3.) Something that I would tell someone, if they need to know about their home network, is to figure out what the wire is to their home network to see what their electronics are connected to.
Home Network- Ashton Krause
1) I have my phone, computer, ps4 and tv all on a wireless router.
2) My OMG moment was when I learned about the fiber cable and how actual light bounces around in the cable and how that is better than a copper wire.
3) I would tell them to get a connection that has a fiber instead of a copper wire because your internet will run quicker.
Home Network- Margie Castejon
1. My home network starts with the World Wide Web cloud. It is followed by a wireless router that is connected to 2 phones, 2 laptops, and 1 printer.
2. I learned that the internet is huge and dangerous at the same time. There's a lot to be learned about the internet, like how incredible is that everything you post on your social media will stay there forever.
3. For people that have a home network at home, I will tell them to learn and know about the network they have at home and how to keep it secure.