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What is a host in a computer network?
What is a host in a computer network?
- Any device that sends and receives information on the network (correct)
- A device that only receives information on the network
- A device that only sends information on the network
- A peripheral device connected to a network
What is an IP phone connected to?
What is an IP phone connected to?
- The Internet
- A traditional telephone network
- A computer network (correct)
- A peripheral device
What is a peripheral device in a computer network?
What is a peripheral device in a computer network?
- A printer connected directly to a network
- A device that sends and receives information on the network
- A device connected to a network through another device (correct)
- A device that shares resources on a network
What is a common use of computer networks?
What is a common use of computer networks?
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What is a purpose of rules in a computer network?
What is a purpose of rules in a computer network?
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Study Notes
Computer Networks
- A computer network consists of a source (sender) and an ending point (destination computer)
- The flow of data from source to destination is controlled by rules, similar to stop signs and traffic lights
Host Devices
- A host is any device that sends and receives information on the network
- Examples of host devices include: • Desktop computers • Laptops • Servers • Internet Protocol (IP) phones • Mobile devices • Printers (if connected directly to a network)
- Host devices can connect to a network in various settings, such as: • Businesses • Homes • Schools • Government agencies
- Networks can share various resources, including: • Printers • Files • Internet connections • Applications • Storage devices
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Learn about the basics of computer networks, including hosts and peripherals, and how they interact with each other.
