
For those of you having a home network with both Mac OS X and Windows 7 computers, these guides will be truly useful.
Access Windows 7 Shared Folders from OS X via a Home Network

For those of you having a home network with both Mac OS X and Windows 7 computers, these guides will be truly useful.
Access Windows 7 Shared Folders from OS X via a Home Network

If you’ve got a home network which has computers with both Ubuntu and Windows 7 installed, then you will be truly interested in these two guides. They show everything you need to configure in order to easily share files and folders between these two operating systems.

If you are a Windows Firewall user, then you should definitely check these guides. They describe in detail how to get the security level you desire by using Windows Firewall with Advanced Security in Windows 7. You will learn everything you need: how to manage existing inbound and outbound rules, create new ones, do monitoring, working with connection security rules, restoring your settings to default values.
Gain Additional Control by Using Windows Firewall with Advanced Security

If you are running Microsoft Security Essentials together with the Windows 7 Firewall instead of a commercial security solution, you might be interested in this tutorial. It shows how to add exceptions to the default set of rules used by the Windows Firewall.

A while ago, we published a link towards a survey for those which Needed Help with their Home Network. After a few weeks of gathering answers, 7 Tutorials (the site which ran this survey) has published the results. If you want to know how a home network looks like and what kind of problems people generally have, then you should read the overview of results. Recommended to geeks with tech blogs which need inspiration on what to write next.
How Does a Home Network Look Like? & Common Problems for Home Networks (summary split in two articles)

The team from 7 Tutorials is running a 30 seconds survey to find out more about people’s home networks and their problems. Based on the results of this survey, they will publish future articles which will help you fix your network problems. Good deal, isn’t it? And it takes only 30 seconds.
Ever run into the following error when trying to connect to a wireless network?
Windows was unable to find a certificate to log you on to the network
If so, there’s a really simple way to fix your problem! Check out the article below for details.
Windows was unable to find a certificate to log you on to the network

Want a great way to hook up your PCs in various locations all to the same network? You can use the free EasyVPN to accomplish just that.
EasyVPN [via Download Squad]
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