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How to Setup a Wireless Network
SundaySep 6,2009
You’ve heard the buzz around people accessing your neighbors wireless access and about ways to make sure people can’t access your wireless connection. Maybe you aren’t worried about someone using your internet connection…You should be. For two reasons… What is they are trying to do harm to other computer networks? From your internet connect…And you [...]
Do you track what is running or added to your network?
MondayAug 24,2009
Many businesses don’t track who or what is being added to their network. This is a huge concern considering the number of PC’s that don’t have antivirus or are not patched with the latest software fixes. Do you want a customer or client bringing viruses or worms into your network?While there are several ways to [...]
Business Automation – Part II – Legal
TuesdayAug 4,2009
Business Automation uses technology to perform business functions without manual intervention. Automating any part of your day to day routine will save you time, money and frustration. Unified Communications and Voice over IP Applications allow Legal Offices to automate daily business functions from the front desk to appointment reminders to after-hours answering service and more. [...]
Remote Access and Virtual Private Networks
TuesdayJul 7,2009
We scraped the surface of Remote Access and VPN’s in Increasing Employee Productivity Blog. We’ll get more indepth in the types of VPN’s available and how to choose which one is right for you. Types IPSec VPN 1. Site to Site or L2L Site to Site VPN are also called Lan to Lan tunnels because [...]
Business Automation – Part I – Healthcare
FridayMay 15,2009
Healthcare Business Automation uses technology to perform business functions without manual intervention. Automating any part of your day to day routine will save you time, money and frustration. Unified Communications and Voice over IP Applications allow Healthcare to automate daily business functions from the front desk to appointment reminders to after-hours answering service and more. [...]
Is Your Network Physically Secure?
TuesdayApr 7,2009
With PCI, SOX and HIPAA becoming a requirement for many companies, network security has become a big concern. But are you considering physical security? Regardless of the number of firewalls, password complexity, virus and patch management in place, if someone can gain physical access to your equipment all bets are off. Below are a few [...]
“Why buy Cisco? Why not Linksys or D-Link or another much cheaper option?”
FridayMar 13,2009
The most frequent question I get asked is… “Why buy Cisco? Why not Linksys or D-Link or another much cheaper option?” (Can you tell I resell Cisco Solutions?) The old saying “You get what you pay for” holds true. Enterprise companies such as Cisco and Avaya that make devices specifically for the Small and Medium [...]
Content Filtering and its Importance to Small Business
SundayFeb 15,2009
Most small businesses do not filter Internet content, what’s the point? First, lets look at content types and then discuss the issues with not controlling what your business allows in and out of the Internet. Content Types HTTP(s) Web Traffic – Normal Web Pages Instant Messaging (IM) – MSN/AOL/Yahoo Messaging, File Transfer and Voice File [...]
Network Management for Small and Medium Business
SundayFeb 1,2009
Network and Systems Management is an important process for any business, regardless of it size. The ability to know when, where or even how a process failed can save time or lost resources which equates to money. Definition Network Management is a broad term that includes many components. FCAPS (Fault, Configuration, Accounting, Performance, Security) is [...]