Tuesday, April 07, 2009

About Computer Networking: Uplink | CCNA | Home Network Backups

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One of our readers is looking for advice this week on their pursuit of a CCNA. We also explain the different methods available for home network backups, and something called "uplink."

 
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What is an Uplink (Port)?
Ethernet routers and switches have featured uplink ports for many years. But have you noticed lately that "uplink" is becoming an increasingly popular term surrounding wireless Internet service too?

 
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DISCUSS: Does Having CCNA Get You a Job?
"... I know basic[s] of networking but never had the chance to get some experience in the field. Now I'm looking to get the CCNA cert to get a job.... I have no doubt that I will pass it. Now the question is if I will be able to get a job with only the CCNA cert?"

 
Methods for Home Network Backups
A network backup system maintains copies of personal electronic data files in case of computer failures, theft or disasters. Those with home networks should strongly consider investing in one of these home backup solutions.

 
 
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