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What type of network technology is Bluetooth often used in?
What type of network technology is Bluetooth often used in?
What hardware do computers need to connect to a network?
What hardware do computers need to connect to a network?
NIC
What is an ISP?
What is an ISP?
A company that offers Internet access to individuals and businesses.
What type of network technology is best suited for ten or fewer computers?
What type of network technology is best suited for ten or fewer computers?
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What device connects two or more networks and directs the flow of information?
What device connects two or more networks and directs the flow of information?
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______ is a newer standard for cell network communications.
______ is a newer standard for cell network communications.
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Your computer needs a(n) ____ to access a network.
Your computer needs a(n) ____ to access a network.
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Wireless LANs and public hotspots use ____ technology to connect to the Internet.
Wireless LANs and public hotspots use ____ technology to connect to the Internet.
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Bluetooth, 3G, and WiMAX are examples of ___.
Bluetooth, 3G, and WiMAX are examples of ___.
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______ allows computers to be networked through ordinary telephone wires.
______ allows computers to be networked through ordinary telephone wires.
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What is an intranet?
What is an intranet?
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What is an extranet?
What is an extranet?
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What is a Peer to Peer network?
What is a Peer to Peer network?
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What does VPN stand for?
What does VPN stand for?
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What is client/server network architecture?
What is client/server network architecture?
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Study Notes
Networking Technologies and Concepts
- PAN (Personal Area Network): Utilizes Bluetooth technology for short-range network communication.
- NIC (Network Interface Card): Essential hardware for computers to connect to a network; required for network access.
- ISP (Internet Service Provider): A company providing Internet access to both individuals and businesses.
- Peer to Peer (P2P): Network model ideal for connecting ten or fewer computers, where each device shares resources and responsibilities equally.
Device Functions
- Router: Connects multiple networks and manages the data flow between them, ensuring information reaches its destination efficiently.
- LTE (Long-Term Evolution): Represents a modern standard for mobile network communications, enabling faster data transfer.
Networking Standards and Technologies
- WI-FI: Technology that empowers Wireless LANs and public hotspots to connect users to the Internet seamlessly.
- Network Standards: Standards like Bluetooth, 3G, and WiMAX define the protocols and technologies for wireless communication.
- HomePNA: Allows networking of computers using standard telephone wiring, expanding the reach of network capabilities.
Network Types
- Intranet: A secure corporate network exclusive to employees, used for internal communication and resource sharing.
- Extranet: An extension of the intranet that provides access to authorized external users, such as partners or suppliers.
- VPN (Virtual Private Network): Establishes a secure connection for private communication over a public network, protecting data transit.
Client/Server Architecture
- Client/Server Model: Network design where one or more powerful computers (servers) offer resources or services to other computers (clients) on the network, facilitating a structured resource-sharing environment.
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Test your knowledge of key networking concepts with these flashcards from IT110-51 Chapter 7. Each card presents a term related to networking technologies, complete with definitions to help you understand their significance. Perfect for students looking to reinforce their understanding of networking basics.
