3 Questions
What is the benefit of upgrading a network?
Increased reliability
Which type of network is not tied to one location?
Wide Area Network (WAN
What can be used to secure network connections?
Firewalls
Study Notes
- A Local Area Network (LAN) is a collection of devices connected in one location.
- A network plan should be written down and kept up to date.
- Networks make file sharing, internet sharing, and order processing easier.
- Upgrading a network can improve security, reliability, and access to shared files.
- When working with existing computers, consider their hardware, software, and peripherals.
- A Wide Area Network (WAN) is a large network not tied to one location.
- Cable and DSL connections are faster and always connected to the internet.
- Cable and DSL have faster download speeds than upload speeds.
- Firewalls can be used to secure network connections.
- LAN and WAN can be connected for larger networks.
Test your knowledge on networking basics with this quiz! From LANs to WANs, cables to firewalls, and upgrading to planning, this quiz covers the essential concepts for building and maintaining a network. Sharpen your understanding of network hardware, software, and security, and learn about the benefits of upgrading your network. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned IT professional, this quiz will challenge and expand your knowledge on networking.
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