[OT] ML about networking for newbie

["Di Fresco Marco" <superdif () infinito it>]

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Hi all,
sorry for the OT, but as a metter of fact I am just looking for a
dedicated place to solve the topic. :-)

Do you know some good ML about networking that is intended for
newbies? I am planning to make an home network (since the small size
I'm thinking about a workgroup rather than a client-server), so I
would like to get some hint, other than RTFM (that I will do of
course :-)), about what devices to use (router, hubs, switches,
etc.), what would be a better design (since the PC rooms are quite
distant from each other), and so on.

Thank in advance for the help and sorry again for the OT.

Bye.



Di Fresco Marco
ICQ #51985192
http://home.comcast.net/~superdif/


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