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Introduction to Home Networking - Understanding Computer Network Concepts

Learn the basics of computer networking for home use, set up a local network with Network Attached Storage (NAS) using a Netgear DG-834G modem/router. Explore topics such as IP addresses, MAC addresses, DHCP, and Synology applications.

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Introduction to Home Networking - Understanding Computer Network Concepts

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  1. Introduction to Home Networking Kelvin Cording March 2019

  2. Home Networking Introduction With increasingly widespread use of the internet together with the use of mobile devices, such as smartphone and tables, and applications such as home security systems, it is desirable to understand the general concepts of computer networking to gain the most out of these devices and facilities. The objective of this series of presentations, together with practical demonstrations, is to provide an understanding of the concepts of computer networking, and how they may be applied. We will commence with the very basics for those with very limited knowledge of the concept and techniques involved.

  3. Setup local home network with Network Attached Storage (NAS) Using a Netgear DG 834G

  4. Using a Netgear DG 834G

  5. Setup local home network with Network Attached Storage (NAS) Using a Netgear DG 834G

  6. Start Project

  7. Finished Project

  8. Modems and Routers are often combined in a single device often called a Modem/Router

  9. What is an IP Address

  10. For home networks the subnet mask will almost always be 255.255.255.0

  11. MAC Addresses

  12. About MAC Addresses

  13. What Is DHCP

  14. Synology and Third-party Application Packages

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