Wireless networking refers to the method of connecting devices to a local area network (LAN) or the internet without physical cables. Traditional wireless networks have relied on Wi-Fi routers to broadcast signals, allowing laptops, smartphones, tablets, and smart devices to connect to the internet. However, this model has inherent limitations: To address these limitations, mesh…
Switches are the backbone of modern computer networks, helping direct data packets to their destinations within local area networks (LANs). These devices function at Layer 2 (Data Link Layer) of the OSI model, where they intelligently route traffic between devices connected to the same network. Among the various types of switches available in the market,…
Network switches are a fundamental part of any modern computer network. They manage the flow of data across devices, ensuring that packets of information are efficiently delivered to their intended destinations. There are two main types of switches: managed switches and unmanaged switches. Both have their respective roles, but they differ significantly in terms of…
In modern networking, the term managed switch refers to a type of network switch that provides extensive control over the data traffic that flows through the switch. These switches are designed to allow network administrators to configure, manage, and monitor the network in more granular ways than their unmanaged counterparts. Managed switches are used in…
In modern enterprise networks, technologies like VPN (Virtual Private Network) and VLAN (Virtual Local Area Network) are indispensable for ensuring network security, efficiency, and scalability. While both VPN and VLAN are integral to managing network traffic, securing communication, and enhancing network architecture, they serve different purposes and operate in distinct ways. This article explores the…
VLAN stands for Virtual Local Area Network. It’s a way to divide a computer network into smaller, separate parts—even if all the devices are connected to the same equipment. In a big office building, HR has their computers, Finance has theirs, and IT has theirs. Everyone’s computers are plugged into the same set of network…
Sometimes, you run out of space on the C: drive, whether you need more space for programs or for Windows Updates. In this article, we will show you how to increase the size of C: drive without having to reinstall Windows. Before starting, ensure you have a backup of your important data, as any operation…
If you want to have a dual boot system or if you want to segregate your data from the software, you will need another drive or free up space in your current drive. In this article, we will go show you how to free up space in your current drive. You will need a usb…
Sometimes, when you clone a hard drive to a larger hard drive, there is an unused partition after the Windows Recovery Partition. You won’t be able to increase the size of the C drive without moving the Windows Recovery Partition to the end of the drive. In this article, we will give you a detailed,…
This article will show you how to shrink a Windows partition. One reason you would want to shrink the Windows partition is if you want to install another operating system on it for a dual boot system such as Linux. Another reason may be because you want to separate the OS and software from the…