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How to Set Up a Bluetooth Network
A Bluetooth network between computers allows you to transfer data and
files from one system to the other through wireless transmission. You
can also transfer data between handheld computer devices like PDAs and
mobile phones through a Bluetooth connection. To set up a Bluetooth
network, you first need to establish both your computers as Bluetooth
devices. Then you can link them together through wireless transmission.
Your Windows operating system has all the tools needed to do this.
Instructions
Adding and Connecting a Bluetooth Device:
- Open your Windows Control Panel. and select the Hardware and Sound link. Choose the Bluetooth Devices link in the Hardware and Sound window. The page that opens should be blank without any devices added.
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Configure your computer for adding a new device or creating a network. Click the Options tab in the Bluetooth Devices box and go to the Options page in the Discovery group box. Check the box labeled "Allow Bluetooth Devices to Find This Computer."
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Go to the Connections group box and check the boxes labeled "Allow Bluetooth Devices to Connect to This Computer" and "Alert Me When a New Bluetooth Device Wants to Connect." Check the "Show the Bluetooth Icon in the Notification Area" box to help you find the most useful commands.
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Access the Add Bluetooth Device Wizard by clicking the Add button on the devices page of the dialog box. Check the "My Device Is Set Up and Ready to Be Found" box and click Next. Select the device you want to add from the list that appears and click Next.
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Choose a passkey for the device as the wizard suggests. Select "Use the Passkey Found in the Documentation if your device has a preset passkey. Otherwise, have Windows create a passkey with "Choose a Passkey for Me" or create your own with "Let Me Choose My Own Passkey."
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Follow any more instructions the wizard gives you related to the passkey. Click "Finish" when the "Completing the Add Bluetooth Device" screen appears to complete the connection.
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Repeat all the above steps for a second computer to make it a bluetooth device also. This will be the home computer, which you will send the signal from. The previous device is the target computer, which will receive the signal.
Establishing a Bluetooth Network
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Go to the home computer and click the Bluetooth Devices icon in your notification area. Select "Join a Personal Area Network" from the menu to bring up the Personal Area Network Devices dialog box. Select your target computer from the Devices list box and click the Connect button.
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Choose the Start Network option to open a Network window. You should get an Information Bar saying "Network discovery and file sharing are turned off. Click to change." Click on this bar and select "Turn On Network Discovery and File Sharing." After authenticating yourself to User Account Control, click the button in the next box that makes your network a private one.
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Click on the icon for the target computer that should now appear, meaning the computer is connected to the network. All the folders that the computer is sharing should appear. You can now copy any files from the target computer to the home computer. You can copy files from the home computer to the target if they are shared with permission for you to change their contents.
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Disconnect the Bluetooth Network after you're finished transferring files. Click the Devices icon in either computer's notification area and choose "Join a Personal Area Network." Choose the connection you want disconnected In the Devices list box, then click the Yes button in the warning box that appears.
How to set up access control for website blocking
300Mbps Wireless N Routers, 150Mbps Wireless N Routers
T P-LINK 11N wireless routers can be set up to block websites by following these steps (Here we take TL-WR1043ND as example) : Step 1: Log in to your TL-WR1043ND
Open your web browser and type the LAN IP address of the router in the address bar (the default IP address of TP-LINK routers is 192.168.1.1), then press Enter.
When you are prompted, enter the TL-WR1043ND´s username and password (the default username and password are both admin)
Step 2: Go to Access Control -> Host, then click "Add New..."
Select "IP Address", then enter a short description for the host rule you want to define in the "Host Description:" box. Enter the IP address range on your network that you want to block access to (i.e. 192.168.1.100 - 192.168.1.199, which will block access to the site(s) you define in the following steps for ALL computers that are automatically assigned an IP address by the TL-WR1043ND)
Click "Save" - the new Host rule will now show up on the "Host Settings" page
Step 3: Go to Access Control -> Target, then click "Add New..."
Select "Domain Name" in the "Mode:" box, then enter a brief description of the rule you are setting up. In the "Domain Name:" box(es), enter the keywords you would like the router to block (these do not have to be full web addresses such as www.google.com - simply entering "google" will set the rule to block ANY domain name that contains the word "google")
Click "Save" - the new Target rule will now show up on the "Target Settings" page
Step 4: Go to Access Control -> Rule page and tick "Enable Internet Access Control", then select the option " Deny the packets specified by any enabled access control policy to pass through the Router" (if this is set to the "Allow" option, all websites other than ones you have set Host/Target rules for will be blocked), then click "Save".
Under Access Control -> Rule, click "Add New...", then enter a brief description of the rule in the "Rule Name:" box
In the "Host:" box, select the Host rule you defined in Step 2
In the "Target:" box, select the target rule you defined in Step 3
In the "Schedule:" box, select "Anytime" (this will make the rule always active)
In the "Action:" box, select "Deny"
In the "Status:" box, select "Enabled"
Click "Save" - the new Access Control rule will now show up on the "Access Control Rule Management" page .
Step 5: To test the rule, try to browse to the site you have blocked from a host PC in the IP address range you defined in the Host rule in Step 1 (for instance, http://www.google.com ). The website will be blocked, and your web browser will report that the site/server cannot be found.
Open your web browser and type the LAN IP address of the router in the address bar (the default IP address of TP-LINK routers is 192.168.1.1), then press Enter.
When you are prompted, enter the TL-WR1043ND´s username and password (the default username and password are both admin)
Step 2: Go to Access Control -> Host, then click "Add New..."
Select "IP Address", then enter a short description for the host rule you want to define in the "Host Description:" box. Enter the IP address range on your network that you want to block access to (i.e. 192.168.1.100 - 192.168.1.199, which will block access to the site(s) you define in the following steps for ALL computers that are automatically assigned an IP address by the TL-WR1043ND)
Click "Save" - the new Host rule will now show up on the "Host Settings" page
Step 3: Go to Access Control -> Target, then click "Add New..."
Select "Domain Name" in the "Mode:" box, then enter a brief description of the rule you are setting up. In the "Domain Name:" box(es), enter the keywords you would like the router to block (these do not have to be full web addresses such as www.google.com - simply entering "google" will set the rule to block ANY domain name that contains the word "google")
Click "Save" - the new Target rule will now show up on the "Target Settings" page
Step 4: Go to Access Control -> Rule page and tick "Enable Internet Access Control", then select the option " Deny the packets specified by any enabled access control policy to pass through the Router" (if this is set to the "Allow" option, all websites other than ones you have set Host/Target rules for will be blocked), then click "Save".
Under Access Control -> Rule, click "Add New...", then enter a brief description of the rule in the "Rule Name:" box
In the "Host:" box, select the Host rule you defined in Step 2
In the "Target:" box, select the target rule you defined in Step 3
In the "Schedule:" box, select "Anytime" (this will make the rule always active)
In the "Action:" box, select "Deny"
In the "Status:" box, select "Enabled"
Click "Save" - the new Access Control rule will now show up on the "Access Control Rule Management" page .
Step 5: To test the rule, try to browse to the site you have blocked from a host PC in the IP address range you defined in the Host rule in Step 1 (for instance, http://www.google.com ). The website will be blocked, and your web browser will report that the site/server cannot be found.
Thursday, February 14, 2013
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