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^new Home Networking Choices "This page examines the pros and cons of the many home networking choices facing the end user: pulling new structured cabling, using existing power-line wiring, using wireless technologies - or waiting for the dust to settle."	Hits: 0 Rate it Comment on it

^new HomePNA Vendor group: "HomePNA is the high-speed, reliable networking (LAN) technology that uses the existing phone wires in your home to share a single Internet connection with several PCs in your home."	Hits: 0 Rate it Comment on it

^new Low Voltage Home Pre-Wire Guide
"This article is intended to present ideas, discuss experiences, and generally assist those building or remodeling a house, who plan on installing low voltage wiring for audio, video, home automation, phone, and data communications. It is based on the adventures of our family doing such wiring ourselves on a new home, but is hopefully usable by others contemplating similar wiring tasks. This article is not intended by any means to be an authoritative source on any topic discussed."

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^new TechFest - Network Cabling Links to cabling books, FAQs and vendors.	Hits: 0 Rate it Comment on it

Mixing Static and Dynamic IPs Some advice on how to mix them on a home network connected to a DSL provider, by Scott Hacker on the O'Reilly Networks, 03/17/03.	Hits: 216 Rate it Comment on it

Smart Home Forum Overviews of various home-networking technologies, links to companies and press releases.	Hits: 236 Rate it Comment on it

Understanding UpnP
This paper provides an overview of UPnP architecture and how it works. Included are scenarios where UPnP technology improves the overall networking experience by automatically connecting and controlling various types of devices. Additional detail is given on the components of, and protocols and procedures used in the UPnP architecture, focusing on how existing standard protocols are used to build UPnP devices. By the UPnP Forum.

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