Hurry Hurry !! Questions about office network setup?!

The network cables we generally use are unshielded twisted pairs.

There are 8 threads inside: clear white orange, blue white blue green white green white brown white brown.

There are 2 types of line sequences.

Among them, 4 lines are used to transmit data, and the other 4 lines are generally not used.

So in the previous project, someone just connected 4 wires.

OK 8 lines all worked.

So, in your company's case, the network cable that can be connected to the Internet must be routed to enable 2 computers to access the Internet at the same time.

And the other line is useless.

The QoS service cannot be used unless the 8 wires are redone with the RJ45 headers.

Recommendation: Redo.

It's funny, it's okay to do this.

Your boss is so talented.

I'm curious, how did he split the network cable into two parts?

Did he separate the two colors that were entwined or split them in half?

You said you can use one computer to surf the Internet and one rest, how do you get it?

I don't even know how this twisted pair clamps the crystal head.

Our teacher seems to have said that there is a twisted pair cable that is not used to transmit data, and I forgot what color it is.

Let's plug in a router or switch.

If you barely surf the Internet, it's even more troublesome if it's unstable or something.

I'm sorry, I'm not very familiar with this, so I can't give you any solution.

First of all, you need to have a handy tool, I recommend that you prioritize deploying an online behavior management or firewall, a pure enterprise-grade router has too few features. Considering the management needs of the company's local area network, the selection of network equipment needs to focus on the following three aspects:

1.Internet behavior management function, this is very important, otherwise it is difficult to manage personnel online.

2.Stream throttling, without throttling, your bandwidth will definitely not be enough.

3.Do you support remote work? Meet the needs of dialing in to the corporate network for office work at home and on business trips.

These three aspects are the basic functional requirements, and stability is also important, and then it is left with cost performance.

I recommend that you change to a WSG Internet Behavior Management Gateway (based on the WFILTER NGF Internet Behavior Management System). It has functions such as Internet behavior management, flow control, firewall, etc., and it uses an x86 architecture industrial computer, which has very strong performance.

Hehe. This question needs to be analyzed on the actual ground.

First of all, I want to ask you. Are you stuck all the time, or are you using the card (when the card is there, how many links are there at the same time, how many files are accessed?). Is there a large amount of data throughput causing I/O bottlenecks? ）

Only by clarifying these circumstances has been clarified. In order to solve the problem in a targeted manner.

1. If it is stuck all the time, then after troubleshooting the hardware. There should be something wrong with your system. It is recommended to check and optimize, and even antivirus.

2. If you use a card when many people use it, it can basically be judged that it is caused by IO bottlenecks. You can consider using RAID technology to improve the throughput of I/O.

3. You can consider using other file sharing modes to improve the efficiency of file sharing. Don't use a simple sharing mode.

But basically, it seems. I guess your system is poisoned. Hehe.

Oh, friend, you said that this situation at the same time login to ten computers can also be said to be ten computers can access the Internet, right, then please buy a router with more than 10 ports (convenient for you to expand the computer in the future, for the future development of your company), two ** only use one, pull a broadband. Then use one of the machines as a server, and then connect the other machines together.

The first thing you're going to do is put them under a workgroup, which you can right-click"My computer"-"attributes"Then click"Computer Name tab, with one underneath"Change. button pointing to the ridge, click to see if they are all in the same workgroup, if not, just change it to one, for example, the commonly used are: workgroup, home, etc.

Don't forget to add the LAN protocol even on the LAN, this is ignored by many people, so that the LAN is connected, but the online neighbors may not see other computers in the same LAN, this is because of the lack of an IPX SPX LAN protocol. We can do this by right-clicking"Online neighbors"-"Digging attributes"Double-click"Local connection"To open the Local Connections dialog box, click"Installation. button to turn on"Select the type of network component"dialog box, select"Agreement"Click"Add to.

button that appears"Select the network protocol"dialog box"Maker""microsoft"Select on the right"nwlink

ipx/spx/netbios

compatible

transpor.."Then click the OK button, and then just click OK all the way up.

Another point is that if you can't see other people's computers in the LAN after this work is done, that's the firewall that comes with the system.,Hehe,Just turn this off.,The way to turn it off is:Turn it on."Local connection'dialog box"Click'Advanced'tab, click"Set up. button that appears"Windows Firewall'dialog box"Disabled"checkbox, and then click the OK button.

That's it.

The premise is that you have to find someone to set up the router on the host, and if not, you can find someone to help you get it. It's also easy to log in to a username and password,Now it's convenient,When installing the system, you directly bring an icon that only scatters the broadband connection,We just need to open this dialog box and enter the username and password。

Well, if there is anything I don't understand, I can mention it again.

Don't know what route yours is? Wired or wireless?

The easiest way is to read the manual, which has detailed instructions.

If there is no manual, I'll tell you that there is a line by (wireless I haven't used) There is a line by:

1.Use a network cable to connect computer A to the router.

2.Then use a network cable to connect computer B to the router.

3.Then use a network cable to connect the port marked with WAN on the router and the wall first (this step can make the computer go online, if you don't want to go online, you can skip it, and it doesn't matter if it is formed with a local area network).

4.Plug it in.

5.This makes it possible to form a local area network.

6.To access each other, you must turn off the Windows Firewall (available in the Control Panel)7Also open a guest account. Right-click on My Computer, Manage, Local Users & Groups, double-click on the user, right-click on Properties in guest, and cancel the account deactivation.

That's pretty much it, if you want to play the game, you may need some other steps, you try it first, if you have any questions, please add.

In many cases, the computer connected to the router is already a local area network, such as playing a battle game, you can search for each other, if it is data sharing, you can set a folder as a shared folder, or with the help of third-party software, you can ask if you don't.

It's too troublesome to say downstairs, but it's actually completely unnecessary.

Hope it helps the landlord.