Networking Fundamentals Quiz

A network where each computer acts as both a server and a client, sharing resources directly with each other.

A device on a network that initiates communication and sends or receives messages, like a computer, smartphone, or printer.

Unique identifier assigned to each end device on a network, allowing other devices to locate and communicate with it.

A network where a central device, like a server, manages resources and provides services to connected devices.

A communication method where data travels between devices without a dedicated server, often used for file sharing and simple resource access.

A type of network topology where devices are connected to a central device, like a switch, and data is sent between them through this central point.

A type of network topology where devices are connected in a line, with data signals traveling from one device to the next.

A network topology where devices are connected in a closed loop, with data traveling in both directions.

Devices that connect individual end devices to a network. They also connect multiple networks to form an internetwork.

A physical link between a LAN switch and a router, connecting a local network to a wider network.

A network topology where each router is directly connected to every other router.

A network device that connects multiple devices on a local network (LAN).

The physical medium that carries data across a network. It can be copper wires, fiber optic cables, or wireless signals.

A type of network media consisting of metal wires inside cables. Data is encoded into electrical impulses.

A type of network media using glass or plastic fibers within cables. Data is transmitted as pulses of light.

A type of network media that uses electromagnetic waves to transmit data wirelessly.

The maximum distance data can travel successfully through a specific network media.

The environment where the network media will be installed. Factors include temperature, humidity, and physical obstructions.