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This is how a Windows Home Server works within a Home Network
Modem
Wireless Router
Cable
Electricity
Home
Server
PC Wired
PC Wired
PC Wireless

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  Recommended Home Network Configuration
  The following network configuration is recommended to support Windows Home Server

  1. A broadband high speed internet connection.
  2. A certified broadband router/firewall device. {I use Linksys}
  3. A computer running Windows Home Server that is connected through a wired Ethernet connection                   to your broardband router/firewall device.
  4. Home computers that are connected through a wired Ethernet or a wireless connection {see diagram               A below} to your broadband and router/firewall device.
  5. Home Server with multiple large hard drives. {500 GB or larger}

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A Windows Home Server (WHS) is a consumer server {See diagram A above} option designed for use with multiple computers connected in the home. A Home Server allows you to share files such as digital photos and media files, and also allows you to automatically backup your home networked computers.

Through Windows Media Connect, Windows Home Server lets you share any media located on your WHS with compatible devices. Compatible devices in this case basically means Windows Seven, Vista or XP computer systems, media center devices, Windows Mobile-based devices, and even your Xbox 360 console gaming system.
The server itself requires only an Ethernet card and at least one Windows XP or Windows Vista or Seven PC.

Through the Home Server Console, which is the software you install on the connected PCs, you can set all your server options including backup details, file-sharing options so you don't need a monitor, video adapter, or keyboard and mouse after it is setup since all access is done remotely through a connected PC.
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Ethernet Wires
Ethernet Connector
Diagram A: Home Server Network
Diagram A:Microsoft Home Server Diagram labeled by Computers-ITPro.com LLC ®

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Notice the Home Server has no monitor, keyboard, mouse, or speakers.