| home | ||||||||||||||||||||||
| internet | ||||||||||||||||||||||
| service | ||||||||||||||||||||||
|
||||||||||||||||||||||
| contact | ||||||||||||||||||||||
| links |
Stretch IT budgets further with Local Area Network...
Networks can stretch that already thin computer hardware, software IT budget even further. Instead of putting a mediocre printer at every workstation, place a higher quality printer on the local area network and allow everyone on the LAN to use it. You can cut down purchasing costs, maintenance costs and improve resource quality for everyone using the local area network.
Printers are not the only equipment that can be shared across you LAN. Backing up data can be troublesome if all your important data is spread across several machines. Save time, money and potentially the life of your business by storing all important company data on your server. All your information is in one central place and easily backed up daily using one tape backup system instead of several. Computer hardware reliability has become almost a given. But equipment fails sometimes. Don't let hardware failure slow you down Get multiple redundancy with multiple hard drives in your server. With mirrored server drives a hard drive could completely die but the office would notice no slow down at all. Your company would never lose a step and at your next convenience the faulty drive could be replaced.
Computer networks can take two forms: Local Area Networks (LAN's) and Wide Area Networks (WAN's). The only difference is the physical topology of the areas connected and the transmission mechanism that provides the connection between networked areas. Your network will take one of these shapes or a combination of the two types.
