Computer Network Basics Quiz

A private network accessible only within a certain area or organization.

A private network that allows controlled access from outside an organization.

A unique numerical label assigned to each device connected to a network, identifying it on the Internet.

Initially focused on resource sharing, allowing multiple users to share devices like printers.

The Internet is termed a 'meta network' because it connects multiple local and wide area networks.

A human-readable address for a website, distinct from the numerical IP address.

A network that connects computers in a limited geographic area, like a building or campus.

A network that covers a broad area, often connecting multiple LANs.

High costs associated with planning and infrastructure make WANs expensive.

The choice of LAN influences the supported hardware, operating systems, and applications.

The Internet is a collection of incompatible networks, distinct from LANs and WANs.

The performance of Local Area Networks can be significantly impacted by quality and cost trade-offs.