Soundscape Mixpander/9
PCI sound card
Gigabit Ethernet
In 1998, the IEEE adopted the standard defining one Gigabit (1Gb) Ethernet over fiber optic cabling. In June of 1999, the standard defining 1 Gigabit Ethernet, or 1000BaseT, over copper pairs was ratified.
License-free facility interconnection
Simple point-to-point audio paths have become complex networks joining multiple studio facilities and transmitter sites, sometimes spread over a large area.
Cabling for the next five years
As the demand for faster networks increases, so does the need to provide the best and most efficient medium for the data to travel. Twisted-pair cable has been around since the early days of the telephone, but was only considered a viable medium to carry voice or very low-speed data.
Switches and Hubs
This month we will look at a the Ethernet switch.
Remote access equipment requirements
Last month, I discussed three methods to remotely access your server dial-up, extranet and the virtual private network (VPN). This month, we will look
The Transition To Digital
Incrementally or all at once, the transition is coming. How digital is your facility?
TCP/IP primer
The Web pages you visit, the e-mail you read, the music you download and the radio stations you listen to on the Internet are all delivered to you by TCP/IP.
Remote access: determining needs
Fundamentally, data communications networks provide a means to access and deliver information to users over a common infrastructure.
Control over IP
Several years ago, I was setting up a remote access server for our employees to dial into our company LAN. I was amazed at how easy the setup was. Just
Building an intranet
Most stations are using the Web as a means to communicate with listeners and as a means to extend marketing efforts.
The computing future
It's always fun to write about the future of technology because it permits us to combine reality with imagination. It has been said that the best way
Basic networking
It seems like only yesterday that I started writing articles on PC networking for BE Radio. But it was actually a few years ago. At that time, PC-based
