Hey, I am an IT Consultant helping my friend set up his new Game Canter / Internet Cafe here in Washington State. He is currently using a Cisco E4200 Wireless SOHO router as his router for his 2 server, 12 PC, and 16 Xbox network. He is using TPLink Gigabit Switches (not my preference) throughout the network. He is having some bandwidth consistency issues with his 50 down / 7 up cable broadband connection. On an average, we are hitting about 3 down by 5 up when testing through speediest.net at the closest server location.

1) Buatlah sebuah folder di dalam cache misalnya dengan nama 'sepidtes.prisma.online' tanpa tanda petik. 2) Copy dan paste-kan ke folder yang dibuat tadi sebuah file gambar berekstensi.JPG apa saja dengan ukuran file size rekomendasi 500Kb ke atas, lalu ubah (rename) nama filenya misalnya 'pisma.online.jpg' tanpa tanda petik.

At times, it can be as slow as 0.4 down and 2 up. I find it unusual that his upload is so much higher (and consistent) in comparision to the download bandwidth. I am starting to think that the E4200 SOHO router just isn't going to do the trick. I have been thinking about setting up his Win Server 2K8 R2 box to run DHCP in place of the E4200 and use the E4200 simply as an access point.

The server is now acting as a file share server, domain controller (not actively utilized), and for DNS. What do you guys think? Do you have any success stories that you would like to share about game center networks that work well.

I am open to suggestions. Take care, Drew.

Was one of the largest LAN gaming centers in Europe, seating 400 plus three consoles A LAN Gaming Center is a business where one can use a connected over a to other computers, primarily for the purpose of playing. Use of these computers or game consoles costs a fee, usually per hour or minute; sometimes one can have unmetered access with a pass for a day or month, etc. It may or may not serve as a regular as well, with food and drinks being served.

Many game centers have evolved in recent years to also include console gaming (,, ). Other centers offer computer repair and, custom built computers (),, classes or, and many other related services.

Centers are starting to offer, and that are playable in store. Gaming centers can come in various sizes and styles, from the very small (6-8 computers) to the very large (400+ computers). Most have computer systems with higher-end hardware built specifically for computer gaming.

Customers can play games with (or against) in-house opponents and most also include a connection to allow customers to play games with online opponents as well (usually at the same time). Most also host a number of special events such as and, some lasting throughout the night. Another typical feature is the ability to browse the and use clients. Often these gaming centers allow customers the option of renting out the whole or part of the store for private LAN parties.

LAN centers are typically decorated in such a way as to enhance the already present gaming atmosphere, such as adding black-light lightbulbs and gaming paraphernalia and posters around the center. A standard LAN gaming center will have rows of computers next to each other with highback leather computer chairs. There are over 650 LAN centers in the US, while 90% of the LAN Centers in the world are in China, the largest having over 1777 seats. It is common for a LAN gaming centers to sell the games that they had already installed for their in-house computers, most notably and many FPS games. Contents • • • • Campus gaming centers [ ] The first LAN Gaming center located on a college campus was Savage Geckos which was opened by as a tenant of 's Student Center, both opening on November 6, 2006.

The combination retail/gaming center included 21 networked Xboxs, other consoles: PS2s, PS3s, Wiis, 10 networked gaming PCs and theatre seating (with cup holders) for game play, LCD screens, video projectors and a retail/arcade/hang out area. This center hosted some of the first on-campus intercollegiate play with a tournament between students from,,. The operation lasted until Spring of 2008 when it was purchased by the university. Jones made a series of presentations to the Association of College Unions International promoting the use of video games for positive social interaction on campus student centers. Now there are over 20 universities with some form of LAN Center on campus including,,,,.

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