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How To Build A Home NetworkHow To Build A Home Network
Houliang Li
December 4, 1999
I. Review of Home LANsI. Review of Home LANs
History of home LANs Why do we need home LANs? The best model for your home LAN
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History of home LANsHistory of home LANs
Phase I: Single computer in a home Phase II: Two machines in a home Phase III: Home LANs inspired by the
Internet Phase IV: The future of home LANs
Why do we need home LANs?Why do we need home LANs?
File sharing Resource sharing Equipment revival Cost cutting
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The best model for your The best model for your home LANhome LAN
Peer-to-peer networkClient/server networkHybrid network
II. The Physical Network for II. The Physical Network for Your Home LANYour Home LAN
Comparing different topologiesNetwork interface cardsAlternative approaches to Home LAN
Comparing different topologiesComparing different topologies
The bus topologyThe star topologyThe token ring
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Network interface cardsNetwork interface cards
Internal NIC– BNC type NIC– RJ-45 type NIC– BNC/RJ-45 combo card
Network interface cards (cont.)Network interface cards (cont.)
External NIC– PCMCIA type II combo card– USB Ethernet converter
Alternative methods of building Alternative methods of building your home networkyour home network
Phoneline networkWireless networkFast Ethernet network
III. Communication Protocols III. Communication Protocols for Your Home LANfor Your Home LAN
Networking protocol stacksChoosing your best protocols
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Networking protocol stacksNetworking protocol stacks
NetBEUIIPX/SPXTCP/IP
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Choosing your best protocolsChoosing your best protocols
If you do not plan to share Internet access...
If you need to share your only phone line and ISP account...
If you are a multi-player gaming enthusiast...
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IV. Configuring Your Machines IV. Configuring Your Machines on the LANon the LAN
Checking and adding network components
Software configurationSharing resourcesMapping shared resources
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Checking and adding network Checking and adding network componentscomponents
Client for Microsoft NetworksLook for the newly installed NICFile and printer sharing for Microsoft
NetworksAdd missing components
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Software configurationSoftware configuration
Configure TCP/IP stackFile and Print SharingPrimary Network LogonRemoving useless network
componentsSetting up Identification and Access
Control tabs
Sharing resourcesSharing resources
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Mapping shared resourcesMapping shared resources
V. Using and Maintaining Your V. Using and Maintaining Your Home LANHome LAN
Welcome to the networked world of the new millennium