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Benefits of a Home Network
Share internet connection, share files, share peripherals
Cable network benefits
Fast, secure, and no interference
Cable network drawbacks
Poor mobility, expensive to set up, not easy to set up as lots of cables involved
Wi-Fi benefits

Good mobility, easy to set up, cheap to set up

Wi-Fi drawbacks

Slower, less secure, more interference

Ways of securing a wireless network


Change the admin password, encryption, apply MAC filtering, turn off router when not in use, reduce transmitter power, stop SSID broadcast


Methods of combining technology

Ethernet, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, HDMI, USB
Peer-to-Peer networks

These networks allow users to connect wirelessly and directly to other devices without the need for a transmitter
Wi-Fi direct allows users to connect to the internet without the need for a wireless access point



Bandwidth

The volume of data that can travel through a connection in a second, measured in BPS

Latency

The time between a bit leaving one device and arriving at another
Benefits of Wi-Fi
Good range and has speeds of up to 54 Mbps

Drawbacks of Wi-Fi


Must be in range of access point, and hackers can set up fake hotspots putting user's details at risk

Benefits of mobile broadband

Greater coverage, more secure as data is ecnrypted

Drawbacks of mobile broadband

Have to pay to use it, including roaming charges if used abroad, lower bandwidth
VOIP


Voice Over Internet Protocol


Set of rules for transmitting audio messages over the internet

HTTP


Hypertext Transfer Protocol.


Used in the WWW.


Browser uses this to request files from the web server to display the web pages on a computer


HTTPS


More secure version as data is encrypted


Method: 1. Browser