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WorksheetsNetworking 101
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
An interconnected group of computers and peripherals located within a limited area
LAN
WAN
MAN
P2P
The interconnection of personal digital devices within a range of about 30 feet without the use of wires or cables
LAN
PAN
MAN
WAN
An interconnected group of computers and peripherals that cover a large geographical area
MAN
WAN
P2P
LAN
A public high-speed network that can transmit voice and data within a limited geographical area
client server network
LAN
MAN
NAN
A public high-speed network that can transmit voice and data within a range of 50 miles
MAN
NAN
file server
P2P
A network where processing is split between workstations (known as clients) and the server
NAN
WAN
client server network
IP address
The arrangement in which one workstation/server shares resources with another workstation/server and both act as a file server and workstation
latency
WAN
MAN
P2P
Processes application software for network workstations
NAN
application server
IP address
client server network
Stores files and supplies the files to workstations on request of the user
print server
client server
file server
IP address
Dispenses jobs sent to a network printer
file server
NAN
print server
latency
The elapsed time it takes for a packet of data to arrive at its destination
network
IP address
LAN
latency
Number that is assigned to each computer connected to the Internet
IP address
file server
WAN
latency
Geographical Structure
Layout and relationship between network devices
Area in which network devices are located
Capacity of a network
Hierarchy of devices connected to a network
Organizational Structure
Capacity of a network
Hierarchy of devices connected to a network
Broadband, Narrowband
Technologies for cables and signals
Communications Channel
Technologies for cables and signals
Layout and relationship between network devices
Area in which network devices are located
Client-server, Peer-to-Peer (P2P)
choose two answers that describe: Bandwidth
Layout and relationship between network devices
Capacity of a network
Broadband, Narrowband
Star, Ring, Bus, Mesh, Tree
Physical Topology
PAN, LAN, NAN, MAN, and WAN
Hierarchy of devices connected to a network
Technologies for cables and signals
Layout and relationship between network devices
True or False: You need cables to set up a wireless network
true
false
what isn't something you should check when setting up a wireless network?
if the password is right
if the cables are connected in the right places
if the network is enabled
check to make sure the physical switch is turned on
star topology
a central connection point that links cables or handles wireless broadcasts to all workstations
connects all devices in a circle
uses a common backbone to connect devices
connects each network device to other network devices
