Comparing Local Networking Hardware Flashcards

Lesson 4

1
Q

is a group of computers connected by cabling and one
or more network switches that are all installed at a single geographical location. might span a single floor in a building, a whole building, or multiple nearby
buildings (a campus).

A

local area network (LAN)

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2
Q

(IEEE) 802.3

A

Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers

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3
Q

100BASE-T (100 Mbps)
1000BASE-T (1000 Mbps) (or 1 Gbps)
10GBASE-T (10Gbps)

A

The IEEE 802.3 standards are designated xBASE-Y, where x is the nominal data rate and Y is the cable type.

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4
Q

uses radios and antennas for data transmission and reception. IEEE 802.11

A

wireless local area network (WLAN)

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5
Q

cables and switches connected in spans which is a network that connects multiple smaller networks, such as local area networks (LANs), over a large geographical area. WANs can connect devices in different offices, cities, or even countries.

A

wide area network (WAN)

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6
Q

company dedicated to facilitating access to the Internet from local networks is called

A

Internet Service Provider (ISP).

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7
Q

specific network type covering an area equivalent to a city or other municipality. MANs are larger than LANs but smaller than wide area networks (WANs).

A

Metropolitan area network (MAN)

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8
Q

A network designed for small businesses and individuals with limited workspaces, such as homes or small offices and are typically small Local Area Networks (LANs) with fewer than 10 devices.

A

small office home office (SOHO)

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9
Q

a powerful machine that stores, manages, and provides services to other computers on a network

A

Server computer

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10
Q

allows end users to access the applications and resources to
do work.

A

client computer

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11
Q

help to minimize traffic by splitting a large network into smaller, interconnected networks. This allows traffic to travel a shorter distance and avoid unnecessary routers.

A

Subnet

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12
Q

On an enterprise LAN, these are hosted in a separate area

A

server room

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13
Q

company with high server requirements might operate a… is a whole site that is dedicated to provisioning server resources.

A

datacenter

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14
Q

It is only accessed by servers, not by client PCs and laptops of storage devices, which isolated from the main network

A

storage area network (SAN)

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15
Q

refers to using wireless connectivity to connect to devices at a range of a few meters. can be used to share data between a PC
and a mobile devices and wearable technology devices, such as smart watches.

A

personal area network (PAN)

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