Year 5 Wired vs Wireless Networks: Advantages & Disadvantages

What is one advantage of wired networks?

• Faster speeds

• Easier to install

• High mobility

• Lower setup costs

What is a disadvantage of wireless networks?

• Requires more time to install

• Connectivity may suffer occasionally

• Higher maintenance for large infrastructures

• More cables

Which network type is generally more stable?

• Wireless

• Wired

• Depends on the weather

• Both are equally stable

What makes wireless networks appealing for meetings?

• Faster data transfer

• More cables

• Requires a server

• Access from anywhere in the office

Why might a business choose a wired network for security?

• Better security

• High mobility

• Lower setup costs

• Easier to intercept signals

What is a benefit of implementing a BYOD policy on a wireless network?

• Faster speeds

• Easier to implement

• Requires more maintenance

• More reliable

Why might a business prefer a wired network for data transfer speeds?

• Lower setup costs

• High mobility

• Faster speeds

• Lower and unreliable speeds

What is a disadvantage of having many cables in a wired network?

• Easier maintenance

• Higher mobility

• Inconvenience due to too many cables

• Looks neater

How does a wireless network affect office aesthetics?

• Slows down internet speed

• Requires more cables

• Makes the office look neater

• Makes the office look cluttered

What is a common issue with wireless network connectivity?

• Too many cables

• Dead spots

• Requires a server

• Unparalleled reliability