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Types of Networks

Explore the different types of networks and the benefits of networking standalone computers, such as file sharing, sharing peripherals, and accessing files from any computer on the network.

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What is the main benefit of networking standalone computers?

Sharing files and peripherals

Which type of network typically covers a small geographical area, often located on a single site or building?

Local Area Network (LAN)

What type of cables are commonly used for wiring LANs?

UTP cables, fibre-optic cables, or wireless communication using Wi-Fi

How are computers in a wide area network (WAN) typically connected?

<p>Telephone lines, fibre-optic cables, or satellite links</p> Signup and view all the answers

What device connects computers in a local area network (LAN)?

<p>Switch</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Study Notes

Networking Standalone Computers

  • The main benefit of networking standalone computers is to enable resource sharing, communication, and collaboration.

Network Types

  • A Local Area Network (LAN) typically covers a small geographical area, often located on a single site or building.
  • A Wide Area Network (WAN) covers a larger geographical area, often spanning cities or countries.

LAN Cabling

  • Twisted pair (UTP) and fiber optic cables are commonly used for wiring LANs.

WAN Connection

  • Computers in a WAN are typically connected through the internet or via a telecommunications network.

LAN Connection

  • A network switch or a hub device connects computers in a LAN.
  • Note: A network switch is a more advanced device that can manage traffic efficiently, while a hub is a simpler device that broadcasts data to all connected devices.

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