Publishing video on Web pages; Extending a wireless network to a second building

Opinion
Jun 11, 20072 mins

* Dr. Internet columnist Steve Blass discusses publishing video on Web pages * Help Desk columnist Ron Nutter offers advice on extending a wireless network to a second building

* Publishing video on Web pages

By Steve Blass

Q: I have two questions about using Dreamweaver and Flash to publish video on Web pages. The first is how can I connect Dreamweaver to a site using a nonstandard SFTP port? The second is how do I convert a Windows movie file to a Flash video and put it in a Web page?

A: To connect to an SFTP server on a nonstandard port in Dreamweaver you place the port number in the FTP Host text box after the host name so that instead of just having “MyFTPHost” in the host field you have “MyFTPHost portnum” with a space between the host name and the port number.

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* Extending a wireless network to a second building

By Ron Nutter

Q: Moving to a remote property in Alabama. No Cable/DSL. Father lives on property. Building a house about 500-1000 yds in Line of Site from his house. He has Satillite Access (HughesNet). Wondering about best option for WAN/AP so that we don’t have to install second sat system and incur extra expense. Any thoughts/advice greatly appreciated.

A: There are several ways you can accomplish this. It will come down to ease of implementation, cost and some potential risk.

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