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Designing Small Business Computer Network – What Should You Do?

Basically designing small, medium, or enterprise class computer networks are principally similar. You need to design your private network infrastructure to provide the availability and reliability of network resources; network security system to protect your network resources against any types of threats, and secure global communication system. Small business computer network should include these three aspects: the private network; the end-point security system for internet threats protection; and a secure way in providing system communication with global internet.

Designing Small Business Computer Network - What Should You Do?

For example, in your business network you need to provide database application to support your finance management, and an email server to support your business communication, you allow authorized users to connect via internet from homes, or probably you need to link other branch offices via WAN cloud connection. Dig as much information as possible before designing your small business network. The following lists some areas you probably need to implement in your design.

Software Applications

You need to drill down the requirements each of the main element of your core business needs. For example, you need a database application to support your finance management. What application software to purchase, contact the vendor and ask them to provide a presentation about their product and see if their product can meet your finance need. How critical your application to support your business will be, if you don’t accept any downtime – you need to provide redundant servers and configure them as failover / failback system. You can dig more information to meet your business need regarding the finance management.

User Account Management

What about user account management? How do you manage the security of your network resources, who can access or deny certain resources and how they can access them? This will help you to design your logical infrastructure need, for example you … Continue reading >>>

Michael Green by — March 18, 2019 in Global Area Networks
Computer Network – Overview

If you’ve ever used a telephone, tracked a package with an overnight shipper, or purchased a new car from a dealership, you’ve used a network. Of course, they weren’t computer networks-they were, respectively, the phone company’s switching network, the overnight shipper’s package-tracking network, and the car manufacturer’s distribution network. And although these networks move phone calls, packages, and cars instead of computer data, they are examples that explain the fundamental purpose of a network. The single most important purpose of any network-computer or otherwise-is to link similar items together using a set of rules that ensures reliable service.

Computer Network - Overview

In the telephone network’s case, the rules have to do with what happens when you dial a phone number based on how many digits you dial: If you dial seven digits, it’s a local call; eleven digits is a long-distance call. For the overnight shipper’s network, the rule is that your package is assigned a tracking number that must be recorded each time the package goes through a weigh station or transfer point. And for the car dealership, the rule is that there’s only one reseller within a given geographical area; all new cars are delivered to that dealer, and that dealership has a direct link to the manufacturer. Like other networks, computer networks have basic rules that ensure the safe delivery of information instead of telephone calls, overnight packages, or new cars. A basic set of rules for how a computer network should do its job might look something like this:

Information must be delivered reliably without any corruption of data. Information must be delivered consistently-the network should be capable of determining where its information is going. Multiple computers must be able to identify each other across the network. There must be a standard way of naming and identifying the parts … Continue reading >>>

Michael Green by — March 12, 2019 in Wide Area Networks
Strengths and Weaknesses of Responsive Web Design

Strengths and Weaknesses of Responsive Web Design

Advantages of Responsive Web Design

There are many advantages that you can from implementing responsive techniques on this web, such as:

Saving money

Customers only need to pay for the development of one website. There is no mobile application or mobile website required.

There is only one website that needs to be created and can implement these mobile and desktop functions simultaneously, so this saves costs in web development.

Publishing new content is simpler because it only needs to be done on one website, whether that does it, it will save a lot of time (if we compare time is money).

Save time by reason

With proper planning, Scottsdale SEO Company LinkHelpers using responsive web design will able to create efficiency and quality for your website. You also need to adjust the amount and layout of the visual content that was originally created.

From responsive code to the perspective of design, programming, and independent code generation for several channels that are not needed.

Efficiency is obtained because a set of codes can explain additional channels and there may be a single code change to be migrated on each channel.

For example, you only code for a responsive web and the code can function on every channel or page of your web.

When you make changes to one code, pages that have the same code also change. This will really save time than we change one by one from the application code that we make.

Help web SEO

With a consistent web url for desktop and mobile users as well as desktop and mobile bot searches, the sites you design have uniformity.

For example, your web has the url “domain.com/responsive-web”, so in this case the url will not change even though we access from the desktop or mobile because we access … Continue reading >>>

Michael Green by — March 4, 2019 in The Internet