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1. What is 192.168.2.1? November 05, 2009 192.168.2.1 is an IP address which is categorized as private. This private IP address is the default IP for ordinary home broadband routers that are sold by Belkin and SMC. The private IP 192.168.2.1 is set as default IP address of the factory. It must be noted that when you buy either a Belkin or SMC broadband router with 192.168.2.1 as its default, you could change it by simply accessing the admin console of network router. “192.168.2.1” as a Default Address This is a common IP address that several home networks utilize to institute a default gateway. The attributes of private IP is that, ... (read more) Author: Tess Brahm

2. What is a Proxy? - Things to know November 03, 2009 A Proxy or Proxy Server is a computer software, program, or site that when turned on will permit you to link to the port of the server. This is ideal because when you’re linked to the Proxy, your Internet Protocol is hidden. For instance, say you’re visiting a website that installs spyware on your computer, tracks its guests with cookies, or worse is a sanctuary for hackers. If you go into this site with your PC, unscrupulous individuals could wreak chaos on your computer and have a day with your own info. They could install software’s that you never tried to download, locate your Internet P... (read more) Author: Lara Nadezda

3. What is VOIP Codec? November 02, 2009 Codec is an algorithm, usually installed as a program on a server or placed w/in a hardware piece, that is utilized to change voice (in the case of Voice over Internet Protocol or VoIP) signals to digital data to be broadcasted through the Internet or other network throughout a VoIP call. The term codec comes from composed words compressor-decompressor or coder-decoder. Codec normally get the following 3 tasks: • Decoding - Encoding • Decompression - Compression • Decryption - Encryption Decoding - Encoding When you call through normal PSTN phone, your tone is transmitted over the t... (read more) Author: Lara Nadezda

4. What You Should Know Different Ways About VoIP Phones. November 02, 2009 VoIP phones are the phones used with Voice over Internet Protocol technology. VoIP is the technology used to transmit audio as data or Packets over the Internet to either a computer user or to a landline telephone. VoIP is increasing in popularity, as it is highly valued for its great quality, low cost, and incredible features. VoIP is gaining respect, as a viable solution for business needs as well. VoIP will allow long distance calls for either free or for just pennies compared to traditional phone services. There are many different ways to use VoIP. For some services you will need a c... (read more) Author: Sheraz Shaikh

5. Free VoIP Service - Are They True? November 02, 2009 When Voice over Internet Protocol was introduced through the Internet, a lot of the programs available are given free Voice over Internet Protocol services. Unluckily, those great days are gone and these days, these services are not free; but are still given at a minimal monthly charge. However, after you have decided to buy this Voice over Internet Protocol services, you would still be astonished with the advantages and benefits that Voice over Internet Protocol gives. Your calls are limitless and you are able to call long distance numbers at free of charge, but you have to settle the low fe... (read more) Author: Lara Nadezda

6. How Does VoIP Work? November 02, 2009 VoIP is also called as “Voice over Internet Protocol”. By making use of a VoIP technology and VoIP phone you could effectively utilize the net to make outgoing phone calls. VoIP do this by putting the voice calls on the network that encrypts your voice in data packets and encrypts it in outgoing voice calls. In Voice over Internet Protocol, decryption and encryption is from an analog signal into data packets or digital signal and again to the analog signal. You could make Voice over Internet Protocol calls by a phone with VOIP adapter or from your PC making use of a microphone. Applications o... (read more) Author: Lara Nadezda

7. VoIP Phone accessories: For Better Communication November 01, 2009 With the tremendous advancement in telecommunication and information technology, communication gap between people have been reduced. Today, VoIP has set a new trend in communication and adds color to everyone’s life. VoIP stands for Voice over Internet Protocol that enables teleconferencing, telephony and voice instant messaging, and other data transmission through Internet. VoIP phones are wireless IP phones that can be carried wherever you go. Wireless VoIP phones do not require a PSTN (Public Switched Telephonic Network) to control and manage call records as they completely rely on Internet... (read more) Author: Janne mbs

8. Learning More about Internet History November 01, 2009 The internet is a huge network of networks. Several computer networks across the world connect seamlessly with each other using a protocol known as the "IP Protocol". The connection is made possible through various telecommunication mechanisms such as telephone wires, cable lines or satellite signals. Sitting before your computer, any information that you want which is located in some remote computer on the far corner of the earth - is pipelined from server computer to server computer, until it lands on your screen, in a lightning fast speed. Chris Freville is an expert in this particular fiel... (read more) Author: Nikhil Sharma

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