Network Infrastructure Basics - Wireless Technology

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Introductions
Ideally, in this era, technology has advanced and evolved in all corners of the world. Each
day there must be a new development with regards to the technology world. It has developed its
heights in essence that nowadays it is very hard to see an office without internet or computer
hardware’s depending on what they deal with. Technology has been used as a key element in
driving the business in achieving it objectives. Any business desire is to achieve its objectives in
all aspects using few resources in maximizing their benefits or anticipated profits. Notably, to
understand the network infrastructure basics, it is better for one to know what lies behind the
topic and what is needed.
Internet can be termed to be a global system of interconnected computers that usually
allows one to be able to interact with all the connected computers which are in different
locations, able to download and upload files, data among others. Internet can be much visible
when it is used to interact with the websites by use of infrastructures such as PC, Smartphones
and cellphones among others. Ideally, to connect via the internet, one must need an internet
connection that is usually provided by the internet Service provider. There exist two ways
through which one can access the internet from the ISP and that is through the ethernet and the
Wireless technologies. This report is a guide to help one understand the wireless network, the
way they are set up, their usage and how they can be affected without forgetting how they have
developed for the last half a decade.
Ethernet and Wireless Technologies
In my home the technology used is the wireless technology, however it has an extension
of using ethernet cable when need be. Ethernet technology can be referred as the system for
connecting to computers directly or to other gadgets such as PCs, laptops, printers, cameras or

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the wifi access points which might be close to the building. Ethernet does not entirely need ot be
connected to the internet. It is usually used to connect to devices in a LAN where devices can
communicate with each other via the internet. It usually cable that runs up to 100m or it can be
wireless where it uses Bridges or Hubs which are usually located on one property where they can
be extended to move to even several kilometers which is referred to amplification.
WI-FI usually allows to connect wirelessly to many devices within the given range. There
is a key feature of the Wi-Fi that usually allows wireless communication standard and which is
applied by many devices. This usually makes the devices to make the devices easy to connect.
There exist various Wireless technologies such as Bluetooth, Cellular among others.
The most known similarity for both Wireless and Ethernet technologies is that they both
connects computers to the internet together. They are like the same thing as they achieve the
same thing and that is the way they connect the devices to the router. In the wired they are more
susceptible to interference while in the wireless there is less interference. The flagging is
likewise unique, Wireless proselytes it to radio waves on a particular recurrence and shoots it out
every which way while wired sends an electrical sign over copper wire and is directional.
Furthermore the gadget can send and get information while working at 100Mbps full duplex or
more. When you go further back on things like center point and talked topologies and ring
topologies the PCs would pause and tune in before sending information.
Step for setting up a wireless Technology
In any set up, one must sit down think hard and make decisions based on what is
available and what is needed in the present and much more in the future. One must also
understand the major steps that will be needed so that the implementation can be beneficial to the
organization. The steps are be explained as follows.