Tech Answers: Do I need a Wireless Signal Booster?

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If your cell phone isn't getting the signal it should or your wireless router isn't doing the job, you need to look at boosting the strength of your signal. Increasing the strength isn't always easy but there are several ways to do it depending on the source and what you’re transmitting to. I'll go through several solutions that can help no matter what kind of wireless device you’re using.

Tools for techs - Ethernet Network Cable Tester

If you are going to be doing any kind of network support, you need a cable tester. Even if you are not a support geek and don't know a ping from a netstat, if you own a network, you need tools.
I bought the set shown below a long, long time ago. I don't remember what I paid for it. It definitely wasn't the cheapest thing I could have bought, but I don't believe in stinting on needed business equipment.
Having better equipment than your competitors opens doors that will not open otherwise. Even if you never use the equipment enough to justify its purchase, getting inside may give you access to other business that will repay you many times over.

Do NOT go cheap on your tools!

Network cable testing kit

Networking Cable

The networking cable is also known as the networking media. We use the network cable to interconnect two or more computers either directly or through a networking device.
The network cable is a channel through which data flows within a network. It carries the electrical pulses (digital signals) from one computer to another, or to any other peripheral attached to the network.

There are two broad categories of networking cables namely:

• The bounded also known as the guided media, and,
• The unbounded or the unguided media (Can also be referred to as the boundless)

UTP cables at eBay

CAT5e 1000FT UTP CABLE SOLID 24AWG WHITE CAT5 NETWORK ETHERNET BULK WIRE RJ45

STEP-BY-STEP GUIDE ON HOW TO BROWSE THE INTERNET FREE WITH ANY DECODER

SATELLITE INTERNET CONNECTION WITH A DECODER

This step by step Manual will give you detailed guideline on how to connect to the internet with your decoders, either HITV,DSTV,MYTV etc. you must take note that all relevant equipments for this setup must be available before doing the configuration.
Introduction
communication between computers is a major part of the PC computing Industry. Thanks to the World Wide Web (www), no computer user is an Island. Whether using a dialup modem or broad band technology, virtually all PCs can be connected to other computers, enabling them to share files, send and receiving email, and access the Internet.
With the explosive growth of the internet, modem and network technologies were joined because both could use the same client software and protocols. Today, the most popular suite of networking protocols –TCP/IP – is used on both Local Area Network (LANs) and the internet. When you dial into an Internet Service Protocol (ISP), you are actually connecting to a network using a modem instead of a network interface card, and when you use most broadband services, your path to the internet typically starts with a network interface card, built in network card, built in network port, network – to – USB adapter, or even a wireless connection.