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Please find the following guidelines while using the internet broadband or other related links to the Internet and Technology
*Internet Installation Guideline
This document provides some general information and instructions for installing internet service at your home or office. Internet service is a type of communication service that allows you to access various online resources and applications, such as websites, email, social media, video streaming, online gaming, etc. Internet service can be delivered through different types of technologies and networks, such as fiber-optic, cable, DSL, wireless, satellite, etc. Depending on the type of internet service you choose, the installation process may vary slightly. However, some common steps and requirements apply to most internet installations.
1. Choose an internet service provider (ISP). An ISP is a company that provides internet service to customers. You can compare different ISPs based on their availability, speed, price, reliability, customer service, etc. You can also check online reviews and ratings from other customers to get an idea of their quality and performance. You can contact the ISP of your choice and inquire about their plans and packages. You can also ask them about their installation process and fees.
2. Schedule an installation appointment.
After you select an ISP and a plan that suits your needs and budget, you can schedule an installation appointment with them. The ISP will send a technician to your location to install the internet service. The technician will bring the necessary equipment and tools for the installation. You should make sure that someone is present at your location during the installation time. You should also clear the area where the installation will take place and remove any obstacles or hazards.
3. Install the internet equipment
The internet equipment consists of two main components: the modem and the router. The modem is a device that connects to the ISP's network and converts the signals from the network to signals that your devices can use. The router is a device that connects to the modem and creates a wireless network (WiFi) that your devices can join. The technician will install the modem and the router at your location and connect them and to the power source. The technician will also connect the modem to the ISP's network using a cable or a wireless connection, depending on the type of internet service you have.
4. Configure the internet settings. After installing the internet equipment, the technician will configure the internet settings for you. The technician will set up a network name (SSID) and a password key for your WiFi network. The technician will also test the internet connection and speed to make sure everything is working properly. The technician will give you the network name and password and show you how to connect your devices to your WiFi network.
5. Enjoy your internet service
After completing the installation and configuration, you can start using your internet service. You can connect your devices to your WiFi network using the network name and password provided by the technician. You can also change these settings later if you want to customize them according to your preferences. You can access various online resources and applications using your internet service.
* Important Links
Internet/Broadband Fact Sheet
https://www.pewresearch.org/internet/fact-sheet/internet-broadband/:
This link provides some statistics and trends about internet and broadband usage in the United States, based on the research by Pew Research Center. You can learn about how different demographic groups use the internet, how the internet has been important during the pandemic, and how people feel about their online experiences.
• The Internet and the Pandemic
https://www.pewresearch.org/internet/2021/09/01/the-internet-and-the-pandemic/:
This link is another report by Pew Research Center that explores how the internet has changed people's lives during the COVID-19 outbreak. You can read about how people used video calls, online tools, and internet upgrades to cope with the challenges and opportunities of the pandemic.
• Internet | Description, History, Uses, & Facts
https://www.britannica.com/technology/Internet:
This link is an article by Britannica that gives an overview of the internet, its history, its uses, and its facts. You can learn about how the internet works, how it evolved, how it affects society and culture, and how it faces issues such as security and regulation.
*Whitepapers
• Digital Trust: A Modern-Day Imperative
https://www.isaca.org/resources/insights-and-expertise/white-papers:
This white paper explores the elements of digital trust and how they underlie every digital transaction. It also provides guidance on how to become a digitally trustworthy enterprise and enhance your reputation, relationships, and brand loyalty with customers.
• The Internet and the Pandemic
https://www.techrepublic.com/resource-library/content-type/whitepapers/:
This white paper examines how the internet has changed people's lives during the COVID-19 outbreak. It also analyzes how people used video calls, online tools, and internet upgrades to cope with the challenges and opportunities of the pandemic.
• Cybersecurity Maturity: Gaps and Solutions
https://www.sans.org/white-papers/:
This white paper discusses the operational and organizational challenges of building resilience in cybersecurity. It also presents a risk-based approach to developing security capabilities that are suited to your business type and tailored to your unique risks.
• Reimagining Your Data Strategy for Video:
This white paper shows how you can use video data to simplify operations, manage physical assets, and boost employee health and well-being. It also highlights the latest tech trends in physical security, smart buildings, and workplace safety.
• Mitigating Cyber Threats in Banking With Next-Generation Platforms:
This white paper explains why banks are prime targets for cyberattacks and how they can protect themselves with next-generation platforms. It also showcases how Splunk can help banks detect, investigate, and respond to cyber threats in real time.