Common Network Devices Flashcards

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It is the end-device of the data communication system.
It provides necessary functions required by the user access protocol operations.

This includes data terminal equipment such as a PC, phone, handsets, printers, and servers.

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Terminal device

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2
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is a key component that connects directly to a device that allows access to a network such as an internet or a local network

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network interface card (NIC)

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3
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It is the device closes to end-users, used to access the network and switch data frames.

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Switch

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Switches belonging at the access layer are usually Layer 2 switches , also known as …

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Ethernet switches

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5
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The Ethernet switch can implement the following functions:

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  • Data frame switching
  • Access to end-user devices
  • Basis access security functions
  • Layer 2 Link redundancy
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It is a network-layer device that forwards data packets on the Internet.

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Router

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7
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is a device that connects a network to the Internet. It takes signals from your Internet Service Provider (ISP) and translates them into signals connected to the local devices.

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Modem

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It is a network security device used to ensure secure communication between two networks.

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Firewall

  • It monitors, restricts, and modifies data flow passing through it to shield information, structure, and running status of internal networks from the public network.
  • It is located between two (2) networks with different trust levels. (For example, between an intranet and the Internet)
  • It controls the communication between the two networks and forcibly implements unified security policies to prevent unauthorized access to important information resources.
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9
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is a term for a router that provides functions such as protocol conversion, route selection, and data exchange when networks using different architectures or protocols communicate with each other.

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Gateway

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10
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It is a network that uses radio waves, laser, and infrared signals to replace some or all transmission media in a wired LAN.

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Wireless Devices

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11
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applies to homes. It works independently and needs to be configured separately. it has simple functions and low costs

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Fat Access Point (Fat AP)

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12
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applies to medium and large-sized enterprises. It needs to work with the AC and is managed and configured by the AC.

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Fit Access Point (Fit AP)

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13
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is generally deployed at the aggregation layer of the entire network. The AC provides wireless data control services featuring large capacity, high performance, high reliability, easy installation, and easy maintenance

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Access Controller (AC)

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14
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A … is a set of nodes that can receive broadcast packets from a node

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broadcast domain

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