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Home Network

What is a home network - it is a local network of computer users in one house or in our case - in the neighborhood. Connection is via a normal network card working at 10/100 Mbit/s and no telephone line is used. In contrast to the usual dedicated connection, such as ADSL, the user of the home network also gets high-speed and fundamentally free access to internal resources. A hard drive of a couple of hundred gigabytes at home is not uncommon, and many provide shared access to some of their resources, so even without paying for a month Internet, you can still watch new movies, listen to music and play with the neighbors, and there is a constantly working file archive.

- Home networking is a connection to the network without taking up the phone. Unlike dial-up connection, Internet access for home network users does not use your phone. Dial-up to your ISP, slow speeds, connection disruptions and intra-family phone battles are all behind you. Your computer is online as soon as you turn it on, the speed is much higher, the connection is not interrupted, and your family and friends can stay connected to the phone all day long.

- Home networks are affordable. The cost of connecting your own dedicated line or ADSL is in the hundreds or several tens of dollars, it's hardly reasonable to burden the family budget with such expenses.

- Home networks are great speeds. Internal resources are available at speeds of up to 100 Mbps, the connection to the ISP is through a high-speed channel that expands as the network itself expands.

- Home networks are also an advanced infrastructure with speeds up to 100 Mbps. Numerous resources are located within the network, and you can exchange data, play online games, communicate, and share audio and video materials completely free of charge - there is no charge for on-net traffic.

- A home network is a local network in your area. Homes are connected by high-speed optical communication channels. As a result, the home network connects many people in homes that are connected to the network. You, like everyone else, connect to your home network via standard (UTP) network cable and a network card which operates at 10/100 Mbps. We do the network cabling around the house and connect you to our switch.