Home Network - Zoe Kwasnicki

Posted by Zoe Kwasnicki in Technology - Freshman · Hull · e2 Band on Friday, October 13, 2017 at 2:59 pm

The devices on my home network are my phone and my dad's, our laptops, my mom's Mac, my little brother's chromebook and kindle, my dad's iPad, and our Apple TV which connects to our television. One new thing that I learned about networks is that the cable that connects our network to the internet can vary and depending on the type of cable the internet speed in our household can be vastly affected. Something I would tell other people about having a home network is that they should always research and make sure that they are getting their money's worth when choosing an internet service provider in order to avoid signing an unfair contract and losing money.

Comments (5)

Carol Lopez

I noticed that you have 10 devices. I wonder if you server is fast since you have lots of devices on it. I like the images that you used.

Antonia Solar

I notice that your home network is very clear and easy to understand. I wonder if having both a router and modem help your wifi be fast. What if you only had the router or only the modem?

Akossiwa Koffi

I noticed that your map is very detailed and that you have your modem and router separate while everyone else's was together as one. I wonder if all those devices make you internet slower. I know that with mine, the more devices there is on it, the slower the internet is. So k was just wondering if our home networks are somewhat similar.

Xin Yi Zou

I noticed that your diagram is very detailed and your suggestion for people for very realistic and it can help people that are planning to get their own wifi plan.

Kankoue Folly

I noticed that your system is very complex, I wonder if your system is fast, what if your system had more devices connected would it be useable or would it be horrible? Or would you be used to it?