Wi-Fi 6, the latest popular wireless networking standard, has taken hold in homes and businesses for good. Even laptops for just over a thousand dollars already have built-in IEEE WLAN cards 802.11ax.
Electronics and computerization are coming under the roof in the form of automation and enabling home control . At a small cost, you can make your daily life easier with a smart home system.
Fiber optic cable is the fastest and least fault-prone link. However, it too can fail. We explain what can cause it and advise on how to avoid problems.
When planning a holiday break from everyday life, we often don't want to deprive ourselves of all its attributes. One is the fast and stable Internet needed to communicate with loved ones and share vacation experiences. We suggest how to stay online during the trip.
The home wireless network does not end at the walls of our premises and we do not always see the people who are logged into it. Thus, care should be taken to protect against unauthorized access. Fortunately, modern routers offer a number of features that will ensure the security of your wireless network.
VPN, virtual private network, is a revolutionary technology that allows you to securely connect remote computers over the Internet as if they were standing in the same room. FRITZ routers! have a built-in VPN server, so you can connect individual computers or other routers and entire networks to them.
Choosing a router that will be the heart of the digital home requires thinking about several important aspects: from the type of connectivity, to the number of supported devices, to the design of the. What to look out for in particular?
What a USB Wi-Fi network card can be useful for today? With it, you can give your older laptop or desktop wireless capabilities or upgrade to the new Wi-Fi 5 standard without intrusion. The USB card is also an easy way to get Internet for guests.
Today, hospitality means not only offering a cup of tea, but also access to home Wi-Fi. While providing guests with secure Internet access poses no risk on the part of hosts, allowing them access to home network resources can raise concerns.
The optical fiber is made of glass, which is immediately associated with fragility. In practice, the optical cable, thanks to proper manufacturing and multiple shields, is not as susceptible to damage as it might seem, but physical interruption of the medium can happen. What to do then?
