<prompt> ka etsa joang ka ho theha marang-rang a lehae?nan  <response>: Instruction in English: How would you go about setting up a local network? . Response in English: Here are the steps to set up a local network:1. Acquire the necessary hardware: To set up a local network, you will need a router, Ethernet cables, and network adapters for devices that do not have built-in networking capabilities.2. Choose a location for the router: The router should be placed in a central location within the area where the network will be used. Make sure it is positioned away from any large metal objects or walls that may interfere with the wireless signal.3. Connect the router to the modem: Connect the Ethernet cable from your modem to the WAN Wide Area Network port on your router.4. Configure the router: Most routers come with a default username and password, which you can use to access the settings. Open a browser and enter the routers IP address to access its settings. From here, you can set up the wireless network name, security options, and password, among other things. It is recommended to change the default login details to prevent unauthorized access to your network.5. Connect devices to the network: Devices can be connected to the network either through a wired or wireless connection. For a wired connection, plug an Ethernet cable from the device to one of the LAN ports on the router. For a wireless connection, simply connect to the Wi-Fi network using the network name and password you configured earlier.6. Test the network: Check if all devices can access the internet and communicate with each other on the network. You can do this by pinging the IP address of another device on the network.Your local network is now set up and ready to use. Just make sure to regularly update the routers firmware to keep it secure and performing optimally. . Response in Sesotho: Mehato ea ho theha marang-rang ea lehae ke ena: 1. Fumana lisebelisoa tse hlokahalang: Ho theha marang-rang a lehae, o tla hloka router, lithapo tsa Ethernet, le li-adapter tsa marang-rang bakeng sa lisebelisoa tse se nang tse hahiloeng ka hare. bokhoni ba marang-rang. 2. Khetha sebaka sa router: Router e lokela ho behoa sebakeng se bohareng ka hara sebaka seo marang-rang a tla sebelisoa ho sona. Etsa bonnete ba hore e behiloe hole le lintho tse kholo tsa tšepe kapa mabota a ka sitisang leqhubu la waelese. 3. Hokela router ho modem: Hokela thapo ea Ethernet ho tloha modem ea hau ho ea koung ea WAN Wide Area Network ho router ea hau. 4. Lokisa router: Li-routers tse ngata li tla le lebitso la mosebelisi le password, tseo u ka li sebelisang ho fihlella litlhophiso. Bula sebatli me u kenye aterese ea IP ea router ho fihlella litlhophiso tsa eona. Ho tloha mona, o ka theha lebitso la marang-rang a se nang mohala, likhetho tsa tsireletso le password, hara lintho tse ling. Ho kgothaletswa ho fetola dintlha tsa ho kena ka ho sa feleng ho thibela phihlello e sa dumellwang ho netweke ya hao. 5. Hokela lisebelisoa ho netweke: Lisebelisoa li ka hokeloa le marang-rang ka khokahanyo ea mehala kapa ea waelese. Bakeng sa khokahanyo e nang le mehala, hokela thapo ea Ethernet ho tloha sesebelisoa ho ea ho e ngoe ea likou tsa LAN ho router. Bakeng sa khokahano e se nang mohala, ikopanye le marang-rang a Wi-Fi feela u sebelisa lebitso la marang-rang le password eo u e lokisitseng pejana. 6. Lekola marangrang: Sheba hore na lisebelisoa tsohle li khona ho kena inthaneteng le ho buisana le tse ling marang-rang. U ka etsa sena ka ho ping aterese ea IP ea sesebelisoa se seng marang-rang. Marang-rang a hau a sebakeng sa heno joale a se a hlophisitsoe me a loketse ho sebelisoa. Etsa bonnete ba hore kamehla u nchafatsa firmware ea router ho e boloka e sireletsehile ebile e sebetsa hantle. 