SETTING-UP COMPUTER NETWORKS

Two different buildings or offices in the same city/municipality is connected through network. (a)  

Communication among the personal devices themselves or intrapersonal communication. Devices are connected through infrared, Bluetooth or shareit applications. (a)  

When multiple computers are connected within a computer laboratory or within a building only. (a)  

The computer are often connected through a public network such as telephone systems. (a)  

Typically this type of network has its own network of storage devices that are generally not accessible through regular network by regular devices. (a)  

The computer are often connected through a public network such as global Internet but it provides a more secure, reliable transport over Internet. (a)  

Each computer acts as both server and client. Both of the computers share the same resources. (a)  

Network management and centralized file storage. (a)  

A global system of interconnected computer networks that use the standard Internet Protocol Suite (TCP/IP) to serve billions of users worldwide. (a)  

The inter-linked hypertext document that supports electronic mail and other internet services. (a)