Networking Fundamentals

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What do roads that connect groups of people together create?

  • A mail delivery system
  • A corporate computer network (correct)
  • A physical network
  • A social networking site

What is the main purpose of understanding network principles and standards?

  • To create social networking sites
  • To troubleshoot networks
  • To meet the expectations and needs of customers and network users (correct)
  • To design and implement networks

What are websites that allow individuals to link to each other's pages called?

  • Social networking sites (correct)
  • Online communities
  • Social media sites
  • Websites

What is the definition of a network?

<p>A system that is formed by links (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What can be compared to messages that travel within a network?

<p>Cars, trucks, and other vehicles (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the purpose of learning network design principles?

<p>To design and implement networks successfully (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Study Notes

Network Principles and Purposes

  • Network principles, standards, and purposes are crucial to meet customer and network user expectations and needs.
  • Familiarity with networking concepts is essential for designing, implementing, and troubleshooting networks.

Network Definition

  • A network is a system formed by links.
  • Examples of physical networks include:
    • Roads connecting groups of people
    • Connections with friends (personal network)
    • Social networking sites (websites that allow individuals to link to each other's pages)
  • Everyday networks used by people include:
    • Mail delivery system
    • Telephone system
    • Public transportation system
    • Corporate computer network
    • The Internet

Network Analogy

  • A public transportation system is similar to a computer network.
  • Vehicles (cars, trucks, etc.) are like messages that travel within the network.
  • Each driver defines a starting point (source computer) and a destination (target computer).

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