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izzo_argastra
post Jul 2 2008, 11:54 PM
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i decided to help my friend to set up a small cyber cafe. i am planning to begin with only 10 PCs. the cost of 10 PCs aside, what else should i need to buy in terms of hardware? router? what type? cables? bla2.. do i need top buy 10 UPS too? and what software should i use to monitor all the PCs? do i have to install games n software at each of the PCs? please help and explain in as much details as u can. please.. thank you
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post Jul 3 2008, 01:50 AM
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what else should i need to buy in terms of hardware? router? what type? cables?
buy reliable router & 16/32-port switch should do the job.
cat5e should be enough for today.

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do i need top buy 10 UPS too?
1x UPS need for billing PC.
AVR* optional (CC located area that electric surge very often, AVR should do the job)

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do i have to install games n software at each of the PCs?
I. install basic software & games at single PC, then deploy image/clone to multiple workstation
II. try google "cyber cafe diskless"
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buy reliable router & 16/32-port switch should do the job.
cat5e should be enough for today.


cat5e is a brand or type of router? i am a real noob here. sad.gif


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1x UPS need for billing PC.
AVR* optional (CC located area that electric surge very often, AVR should do the job)



i dont quite understand the phrase "CC located area that electric surge very often, AVR should do the job" means. u mean put AVR on each PC?

thank u for the very good reply.. i will put it on my reviews
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post Jul 3 2008, 10:39 AM
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cat5e is Network Cable.

AVR u need only for PC at Counter using for payment.
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