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HomeNetwork-RandyLe

Posted by Randy Le in Technology - Freshman · Hull · e2 Band on

My Local Area Network gets internet from Comcast and it uses ethernet cables and WiFi. The devices that are connected to my wifi is my PS4, 4 iPhones, 3 laptops (including my school laptop), a printer, a smart TV, and an iPad. The devices that are connected to my ethernet cables are 3 computers only. From the what I've recently learned, I thought the most important thing was that there is no privacy. It may sound creepy and such but it's how things go around me. This was the biggest shocking fact but I won't do anything bad, I promise. I would tell others to know what type of cable is being used for their internet because the cables are the ones bringing the internet at a certain speed to your home.

​My Local Area Network gets internet from Comcast and it uses ethernet cables and WiFi. The devices that are connected to my wifi is my PS4, 4 iPhones, 3 laptops (including my school laptop), a printer, a smart TV, and an iPad. The devices that are connected to my ethernet cables are 3 computers only. 

From the what I've recently learned, I thought the most important thing was that there is no privacy. It may sound creepy and such but it's how things go around me. This was the biggest shocking fact but I won't do anything bad, I promise. 

I would tell others to know what type of cable is being used for their internet because the cables are the ones bringing the internet at a certain speed to your home.

Home Network-Kankoue Folly

Posted by Kankoue Folly in Technology - Freshman · Hull · e2 Band on

My L.A.N is a good and decent network there aren't really too many things connected to it so it works fine sometimes it buffers while I'm further away from the router.


What I learned about networks were that they are more complex than I thought I thought it was more simple but when i figured out that there were many different ways to use it and why countries used it. I was suprised that was an OMG moment for me .

My Home Network- Sarah Cohen

Posted by Sarah Cohen in Technology - Freshman · Hull · e2 Band on

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  1. My home network is Verizon it comes into my house through a cable.  The phones, kindles, and ipads are connected via a router that is connected to my verizon cable. My has a roku box connected to it that connected to my wifi router. All of the devices in my house are connected to the world wide web.​

  2. I learned that a lot of different components go into just being able to access the internet. I found it interesting that people can do so much online.

  3. I would tell people to do there research because it’s really easy to get ripped off if you don’t know what you are actually getting. You could be getting service that is worth much less than what you are paying for.

Home Network- Sophia Paul

Posted by Sophia Paul in Technology - Freshman · Hull · e2 Band on

1) All of the devices on my network are connected through the wifi. We do not have the ethernet, but we do have a modem/router. We are with xfinity with a coaxial cable and then many devices are connected. We have 6 tvs connected, 5 laptops, 4 phones, a Wii U, a Wii, a PS3, an Xbox, a radio, and many many more things that are connected.
2) I learned that people can rip people off in the home network. Some times they will say you are getting better deal, even though you are not. It surprises me that people will sell other people's bad deals in order to make money.
3) I would tell other people that beware that people will rip you off in the future.

Home Network- Zachary Sanders

Posted by Zachary Sanders in Technology - Freshman · Hull · e2 Band on

I have two different wifi names and one is FiOS-F7B1M. The other is FiOS-F7B1M-5G. For an only child there are actually a lot of things connected to my router in my house, some of the things hooked up to my router are me, my mom's, and my grandmother's phone. I also have a Xbox One, Wii, and Wii U that are all hooked up to my router in order for me to play certain games. The rest of the things are basic things like a TV, computer, and such.

Something that I found cool and interesting while doing this assignment was that all the wifi comes from the router itself, not just some imaginary source that I thought was just floating around the world when I was a little kid

If you have your own Home Network something I would suggest is NEVER telling anyone your password. Cause if your do, that could start major problems with random people joining onto your wifi without you knowing.  

Home Network - Elena Smith

Posted by Elena Smith in Technology - Freshman · Hull · e2 Band on

1. On my internet connection, I have two phones, two laptops, one very old computer, one very old iMac, a Wii, an iPad and an iPad mini, and one Roku and one Apple TV
2. I thought it was interesting to remember how many devices me and my mom actually have with our internet connection. I also learned the difference between wired and wireless devices, which is good to know.
3. I think one of the most important things to know about getting a home network is knowing what you're going to need on your devices, whether it's the ability to watch videos or if you want to have unlimited text messages, it's better to know ahead of time. Also to never trust the package deals.

Home Network- Antonia Solar

Posted by Antonia Solar in Technology - Freshman · Hull · e2 Band on

1. First, I have my house connected to the worldwide web by my XFINITY wifi router which comes into my house by a coaxial cable. The iPads, phones and laptops are then connected through my wireless network that comes from my router.

2. I thought it was interesting making the whole thing on lucidcharts and finding out everything that is connected to my home network.

3. I learned where my wifi came from and that my router was connected by a coaxial cable. I also learned that bundles are not good because they become more expensive as time goes by. I would tell other people to be smart about what they pay for and to take into consideration what they are going to mainly use their wifi for.


Home-Network, Vincent Cammisa

Posted by Vincent Cammisa in Technology - Freshman · Hull · e2 Band on

1. If you can't see, but you probably can, where It all starts is world wide web. After the world wide web as you can see i have it connecting to my home router which gives of a connection network signal to all of our phones ipods ipads, laptops, or computers. I also have it showing connection to my school which use the district of philadelphia network connection which a good handful of schools.

2.Yes, I did have and OMG moment while listening and creating this lucidchart honestly thought everything just was like relevant to air. 

3.If there is one thing that i would tell you about ISP network is that you have to stay on top of all your equipment.  Don't go to cheap or too high both tend(as in not alway) to have lower quality so as long as you're up to date you ISP should be safe.

Home Network-Kavina Davis

Posted by Kavina Davis in Technology - Freshman · Hull · e2 Band on

My L.A.N is actually pretty connected because most of the devices in my house are able to easily connect and work. I learned that I can now use wifi on the other side of my house, or when I'm on the 3rd floor or basement. I had an OMG moment, when the power and wifi had cut off, and when I tried to restart it, it had cut on before I restarted it. Something interesting to me, was when this assignment was assigned, I had started to actually study my internet and how everything really works in the house, ( not meaning that I was being a weirdo by just watching different parts of the internet router or something light up), but to pay attention to how everything really works. I would tell people if they had a home network, and they didn't know how to connect, to immediately seek help on it, so you won't mess anything up.

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