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Can i connect a switch that function as a router to another router for local area network?
A switch cannot function as a router. But you can plug a switch in to one of the ports on the router if you need additional ports.
How can you set up up local area network?
Setting up computer networking on a home machine is simple, especially if you have a router. You're going to want to synchronize all of the machines on your network with your router and make sure that they all have stable connections. That's all there really is to it.
Do you need a router for a playstation to get playstation network?
a router or a modem
What is needed for LAN?
Local Area Network. You need internet
Does a Local Area Network structure interconnects networks in various locations in one organizations?
Yes, is it If you have one organisation using local area network then its connect every where but one thing you need to determine of this local area network range.
Can you set up playstation network without a router?
No because you need a router to connect to the playstation network
Do you need a router for PS3 Network?
Yes
What hardware do you need to set up a WAN?
The software needed to set up a WAN network include a router of some sort to have network connectivity. Additionally, software would be needed on every computer that would be connected to the WAN network.
Which two components need to be configured on both router to achieve this?
The same area ID network addresses and wildcard masks
Need for assessing a local area network?
get the ip address and the cable's to connect
How transfer wireless network?
you will need a wireless router
What system software you would use for local area network use?
Need more information. Is this a home network? Office building? Campus wide? If you are running Windows, you have everything you need to connect and use a Local Area Network (LAN). If you are attempting to set up a server to administer your LAN, you can still use Windows. I'm assuming you are hooking up a home network and will tell you that you don't need anything other than a router and your current operating system (OS) which is probably a version of Windows. Just do some reading online or via Windows help and you can figure out what you need to do to get it up and working. Don't forget to make it secure if you are using a WiFi router (wireless/wired).
