Networking for nerds

... connector to them.) Unfortunately, the wires in the cable tend to leak signals to one another The closer the wires are bound and the longer they get, the worse the interference Therefore, parallel ... the network The server processes the request and sends back unformatted, raw data to the client The client's software then formats the data for display to the e...

... also can transform into a social one (see the sidebar “Nonsocial Experiences”) From the Library of Garrick Lee 18 TABLE 2.1 SOCIAL NETWORKING FOR BUSINESS Social Experience Models Social Experience ... McKinsey Quarterly, no (2006): 29–41 From the Library of Garrick Lee SOCIAL NETWORKING FOR BUSINESS Social Networking, Social Media, Social Computing: What’s the Di...

... Kilowatthour of electricity is equivalent to 0.537 Kg of CO2 [7] Therefore, increasing the efficiency of the power supply of the network switch from 80% to 90% will result in a saving of 3866 Kg of CO2 ... For example, assume a server room has 1000 servers, 84 network switches, consumes 400 K·W of electricity for ICT equipment, 500 K·W of electricity for cooling and requir...

... Wireless Home Networking FOR DUMmIES ‰ by Danny Briere, Walter R Bruce III, and Pat Hurley Wireless Home Networking FOR DUMmIES ‰ Wireless Home Networking FOR DUMmIES ‰ by Danny ... xviii Wireless Home Networking For Dummies Introduction W elcome to Wireless Home Networking For Dummies Wireless networking for personal computers is not re...

... designed for installation in a desktop computer Figure 2- 2: A wireless network adapter that attaches to a computer’s USB port 31 32 Part I: Wireless Networking Fundamentals Figure 2- 3: A wireless ... sections Figure 2- 2 shows an external wireless networking adapter that is designed for attachment to a computer’s Universal Serial Bus (USB) port, and Figure 2- 3 shows an...

... screaming is) Figure 3- 5 shows a typical use of HomePlug bridges Chapter 3: Bluetooth, HPNA, and HomePlug Home router PC Cat 5e HomePlug bridge HomePlug bridge Power cable Figure 3- 5: Plug your computer ... using the power lines in your home, shop for an AP with HomePlug connectivity (For more on HomePNA and HomePlug, skip to Chapter 3. ) Access points with HomePlug built into th...