How To Choose the Right Wireless LAN for You
Choosing a wireless LAN product that you'll be happy with isn't easy. Our How To will help you sort out the options.Related Articles
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How To Add an Access Point to a Wireless Router
We show you how to improve your wireless network's coverage by adding an access point to work in harmony with your main wireless router. How To Convert a Wireless Router into an Access Point
This short How To shows you how to delay your old wireless router's trip to the landfill.Routers vs. Firewalls
If you're trying to decide whether a more expensive "firewall" will keep you safer than an off-the-shelf router, this article can help.
How To Choose the Right Router for You
Check this How To for tips on buying a router that meets your needs. How To Fix Your Wireless Network - Part 3: Increasing Coverage
Part 3 of our series provides some handy hints for killing off pesky wireless dead spots. How To Fix Your Wireless Network - Part 2: Site Surveying
The second installment of our series shows you how to use equipment you already have to scan the airwaves for problems.How To Fix Your Wireless Network - Part 1
If you've just about given up on troubleshooting your wireless LAN, give our new How To a try. Part 1 provides with some basic WLAN knowledge to start you down the path. How To Choose the Right NAS for You
With the wealth of products available, how do you pick the one that suits your needs? Why, just read our How To! Smart SOHOs Don't Do RAID
Think your data is all comfy and secure in your RAID5 NAS? You might be in for an unpleasant surprise when NAS failure comes knocking. - Thinking of Upgrading to Draft 11n? Here's What I'd Do...
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