Dsl Survival Guide

Jacket Description/Back: Precise advice for setting up, maintaining, and troubleshooting a DSL networkInterested in the high-speed and low-cost benefits of a DSL connection, but not sure where to start? No need to look elsewhere, because hands-on help has arrived! Now you can plan, get connected, and maintain a DSL connection using this easy-to-follow and network-friendly resource. Packed with step-by-step examples, this straightforward guide will walk you through every stage of setting up a secure, reliable DSL network--either in your home or office. Learn all about how DSL brings the Internet to your home or office, how to set up e-mail, chat, and view streaming media over your DSL line, and troubleshoot your network. This book provides general coverage of Windows, Macintosh, and Linux systems--including tips on designing, supporting, and troubleshooting--to adding laptops and wireless Internet devices. This guide contains all you need to get a DSL network up and running quickly and easily. The "DSL Survival Guide features: An introduction to basic concepts in clear, non-technical language Logically-organized chapters divided into sections for ease of use Easy-to-spot icons to help navigate through the book's content Special troubleshooting section that provides step-by-step instructions Straightforward, practical advice on specific problems Solutions accompanied by helpful illustrations and screen shotsPublisher Marketing: This guide provides an introduction to DSL, DSL set-up, and working with and troubleshooting DSL networks. DSL network concepts, technology, and solutions are explained in easy-to-understand language, while illustrations, photographs and screen shots include explanations of network acronyms and terminology. Coverage of VPNs, Palm Handheld devices, Apple AirPort and Base Station products, and other wireless technologies that can be connected to DSL networks is also included. Review Citations:

Library Journal 02/01/2002 (EAN 9780072193107, Paperback)

Contributor Bio:  Lee, Lisa Lisa Lee is Assistant Professor of Art History at Emory University. She is coeditor (with Hal Foster) of "Critical Laboratory: The Writings of Thomas Hirschhorn "(MIT Press, 2013).