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Networks


Servers: File Servers

To serve files that form web pages for users

Servers: Web Server

To serve files that form web pages for users

Servers: Print Server

A server with a printer connected to the network that accepts print jobs and queuing the jobs so the printer isn't overloaded with work

Hub

They are connection points in a network for devices . It contains multiple ports and all of the LAN can see these multiple segments

Switch

It's used to connect devices together on a computer network

Router

Connects all devices to the internet by cable or wireless and uses IP's of each computer

Transmission Media

Used in data communication networks
Network Interface Card(NIC)

Used to connect computers to a network used both wired and wireless

Bridge


Connects 2 different networks together creating communication between him
Network Card
A circuit installed into a computer so it can connect to a network and provides a computer with a dedicated full time connection

Wireless Application


Protocol (WAP)

Used in phones and radio transceivers use for internet access including e-mail, WWW and instant messaging

Modem

For modulation and demodulation like between a computer and the analogue signal of a telephone line

Workstation

A desktop computer terminal and normally more powerful than a personal computer
Cabling
A cable connects two devices together like a computer and the internet

Wide Area Network (WAN)

It's a network that goes over several geographical areas like the internet

Local Area Network (LAN)

A network that covers from a room to a group of buildings but one LAN can be connected to


others via telephone lines and radio waves.

Personal Area Network (PAN)

Data transmission between devices like


computers phones and tablets

Client Server
A network where devices (clients) communicate with a server via the internet
Peer To Peer
Is where 2 or more PC's share the same resources without going through a separate server computer
Domain Name System (DNS)

Where it turns alphabetic names into IP


addresses

Hosting
Is a computer or device connected to a network that offers information and resources
Cloud

Servers that are on the internet to store,


manage and process data

The Concept Of Virtual Networks

A virtual network is a computer network that consists, at least in part, of virtual network links. A virtual network link is a link that does not


consist of a physical (wired or wireless)


connection between two computing devices but is implemented using methods of network


virtualization.