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networking

Networking is very complex. Many problems related to email and internet browsing are traced back to networking problems. That being said, you may want to refer to those other sections if your solution is not found here.

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Scenario

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Normal Wireless Network
[Automatic Connect]		 This video will show you how to connect to an unsecured [public] wireless network when Windows prompts you.
0.5M
Normal Wireless Network
[Manual Connect]		 This video will show you how to connect to an unsecured [public] wireless network when you know the name of the wireless network, but Windows cannot seem to find it or it is hidden from you [no SSID broadcast].
0.5M
Secure Wireless Network
[Automatic Connect]		 This video will show you how to connect to a secure [encrypted] wireless network when Windows prompts you.
0.5M
Secure Wireless Network
[Manual Connect]		 This video will show you how to connect to a secure [encrypted] wireless network when you know the name of the wireless network, but Windows cannot seem to find it or it is hidden from you [no SSID broadcast].
1.1M
Setting Up and Securing Your Wireless Network This video will walk you through the configuration of your wireless network (through your Wireless Router) and help you to understand which security options to implement and how to implement them on your network.
1.7M
how internet names work

Internet names are just like Postal Addresses. I know that Joe lives at 352 Wallaby Street. So I write that on my package.

With the internet, you only need to know the name. Other objects called Routers, know the address [e.g. 16.153.42.23] and forward the "packets" of information to the address.

Sometimes, when you can't open a website, it is because the routers cannot find the address associated with that name. Typically this returns an HTTP 404 error code.