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Subnets and VLANs: A Symphony of Secure Communication

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Understanding Subnets and VLANs: The Building Blocks of Efficient Networking Imagine the vast expanse of the internet, connecting billions of devices across the globe, facilitating seamless communication, and powering the digital era we live in today. Behind this seemingly magical web of interconnectedness lies a fascinating world of networking concepts that make it all possible. […]

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How To Test Your Internet Speed

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Slow internet speed is the bane of our existence. The Internet has advanced to the point where it is now considered a household utility on par with water and electricity. Between 2000 and 2010, the percentage of adults in the United States who had high-speed internet service at home climbed dramatically. In the last few

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The Best Browser: Comparing 4 Popular Browsers

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A web browser is software that allows you to view websites. It is therefore an essential tool for browsing the Internet. Many web browsers exist; it can be difficult to decide between them. Discover the features and advantages of each in our comparison to find the best browser. What You Need to Know Google Chrome

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What Exactly Is A WiFi Hotspot?

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What are hotspots, where can you find them, and how can you connect to them while maintaining your privacy and security? WiFi hotspots are internet access points that enable you to connect to a WiFi network when away from your home or business network using your computer, smartphone, or another device. How do WiFi hotspots

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How DNS (Domain Name System) works

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What is DNS? Domain Name System (DNS) is like the phone book for the Internet. People access information online through domain names, such as nytimes.com or espn.com. The Internet Protocol (IP) addresses of web browsers allow them to communicate. In order to load Internet resources, DNS converts domain names to IP addresses.

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