What are LANs typically built with?

Fiber optic cables and satellites

How does a powerline LAN work?

It uses electrical wiring to transmit data

It uses radio waves to transmit data

It uses light waves to transmit data

It uses sound waves to transmit data

what is a metropolitan area network?

A network covering a medium geographical area like a city or a group of nearby cities

A network covering a small geographical area like a home or office

A network covering a large geographical area like a city or a country

A network covering a global geographical area like the entire world

Select an example of Metropolitan Area Network?

A network covering a single country

what is a wide area network?

A network that covers a large geographical area, such as multiple countries

A network that covers a small geographical area

A network that is only used for gaming

A network that is only used for scientific research

what is a leased line?

A leased line is a private high-performance circuit leased by a common carrier between a customer and a service provider’s network.

A leased line is a type of insurance policy.

A leased line is a legal agreement between a landlord and tenant.

A leased line is a type of computer software.

how does a cellular network work for a WAN?

It uses radio waves to transmit and receive data

It uses a series of interconnected routers

It uses a wired connection to the internet

A technology that creates a safe and encrypted connection over the internet

some advantages of VPN?

Allows for remote work prevent geo restrictions

What is a network topology?

The arrangement of a network, including its nodes and connecting lines

What is the purpose of a network topology?

provide a map of how network is setup and how devices communicate

to make the network as efficient as possible

why is a network topology important?

takes into account perfromance, scalability and fault tolerance

It increases the speed of the internet

It protects the network from viruses

It helps to connect to the internet

what does it mean by scalability?

easily expand and decrease network by adding or removing devices

concerned with scaling networks

what is a star topology?

A network topology where all nodes are connected to a central hub

A network topology where all nodes are connected in a linear sequence

A network topology where all nodes are connected in a ring

A network topology where all nodes are randomly connected

what is the biggest disadvantage of star topology?

If the central node fails, the whole network goes down

It does not allow for redundancy

what is a bus topology?

A network configuration where all computers are connected to a common communication line

A network configuration where each computer is connected to a central hub

A network configuration where each computer is connected to two other computers, forming a ring

A network configuration where each computer is connected to every other computer

what is a terminator in bus topology?

A device that absorbs signals so they don't reflect back on the bus

A device that generates signals for the bus

A device that connects the bus to the network

A device that disconnects the bus from the network

what is a ring topology?

Packets are passed from computer to computer in a ring topology. Each computer examines every packet to see whether it was meant for that computer

A network configuration where all devices are connected to a central hub

A network configuration where each device is connected to every other device

A network configuration where devices are connected in a linear sequence

how does two ring network topology work?

data flows in opposite direction in each ring

there is a connection between two rings

what is a mesh topology?

A network layout where each node is connected to every other node

A network layout where each node is connected to a central hub

A network layout where each node is connected in a linear sequence

A network layout where each node is connected in a circular sequence

what happens when a cable breaks to a computer in a mesh network?

can take alternative routes to exchange information to a computer

have to ask another computer to send data to that computer

can communicate with all the computes apart from that one

one advantage of a mesh topology?

more efficient and sturdy network that won't go down so easily

what is one problem with mesh?

needs to add NIC cards to connect all other computers with required amount of ports

its impractical to be used in real life

it is not feasible to be used in office enviornments

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what can you share over a network?

files

network hardware

food

car

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what is a computer network?

interconnected set of network nodes

collection of wires

wifi

internet

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what is a Personal Area Network?

bulilt around one device

built around a switch

built around a building

built around a city

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which of these can be considered a PAN?

cable TV

desktop connected to a router

bluetooth devices connected to a laptop

phones and laptops connected to wifi router

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Which of these is a type of personal area network?

Local Area Network

Wide Area Network

Zigbee PAN

Global Network

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what is a LAN?

A type of computer

A programming language

A type of software

A network that connects computers in a small area

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what are typically things you would share over a LAN?

Files and Printers

Ice Cream

Personal Thoughts

Emotions

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what can you share over a network?

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Which of these is a type of personal area network?

what is a LAN?

what are typically things you would share over a LAN?

What are LANs typically built with?

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