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Making Connections HGC ? PCCW ? HKBN ? I-CABLE ? 56K ? Broadband ? Internet Service Provider (ISP) Hardware and Software Requirement.

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1 Making Connections HGC ? PCCW ? HKBN ? I-CABLE ? 56K ? Broadband ? Internet Service Provider (ISP) Hardware and Software Requirement

2 Internet Service Provider (ISP) –a company –provide access to the internet For dial-up –using username –and password –access phone number For broadband –using direct connection

3 Internet Backbone HomeSchoolCorporateOrganization ISP (1)ISP (2)…... NSP (1)NSP (2)…... ISP = Internet Service Providers (ISPs) NSP = Network Service Providers (NSPs)

4 Hardware and software Requirement –Hardware modem –convert digital signals (computer) to analogue signal (travel over the telephone line) »and vice versa –Type : internal / external telephone line –medium for transmission of signal NIC Network Cable

5 –Software communication software package for establishing the connection network setting for some broadband services Browser for viewing web page –IE, netscape... Email program for sending and receiving email –outlook, netscape messenger, eudora...

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