Vocab chapter 23 Flashcards

1
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offers data transfer speeds up to 54 Mbsp, with 300 foot range

A

802.11G

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This feature enables devices to make multiple simultaneous connections with up to four antennas in the 802.11n wireless standard

A

MIMO

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3
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Communication through infrared devices is enabled via this protocol;

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IRDA

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4
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Standard operates in the 5-GHz frequency range which means that devices that use this standard are less prone to interference from other devices that use the same frequency range

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802.11A

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5
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Designed to create small wireless networks preconfigured to do very specific jobs

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Bluetooth

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6
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This connectes wireless network nodes in the same way that a hub connects wired Ethernet PCs

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WAP

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7
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Faster Speeds and a new antenna technology which requires all but hand-held devices to use multiple antennas which enables the devices to make multiple simultaneous connections

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802.11N

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8
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Sometimes called “peer to peer mode” with each wireless node in direct contact with every other node in a decentralized free- for- all

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AD HOC MODE

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9
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Also called the network name -is used to define the wireless network

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SSID

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10
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First standard to take off and become ubiquitous in wireless networking. Supports data throughput of ups to 11 Mbps and a maximum range of 300 feet under ideal conditions

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802.11B

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11
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Used today by Mac OS X and windows which support the full IEEE802.11i standard to lock down wireless networks

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WPA2

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12
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When you use your personal devices to for a quick- and - dirty wireless network

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PAN

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13
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Enables remote query and remote configuration of just about anything on a network.

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SNMP

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14
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The amount of time a packet takes to get to its destination and is measured in milliseconds.

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Latency

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15
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Enables you to search through messages on the mail server to find specific keyworks and select the messages you want to download onto your machine.

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IMAP4

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16
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This uses encrypted tunnels between a computer to create a private network through the Internet.

A

VPN

17
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This allows you to make voice calls over your computer network.

A

VolP

18
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This uses Port 22 and the entire connection is encrypted, preventing any eavesdroppers from reading your data.

A

SSH

19
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is a piece of computer hardware that translates data between parallel and serial forms.

A

UART

20
Q

Handles your outgoing email

A

SMTP

21
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These sit along the edges of the Tier 1 and Tier 2 Internet and tap into the flow.

A

ISP

22
Q

A software Application like Google Chrome that allows you to surf the Web

A

Web browser

23
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This connection uses a standard telephone line but special equipment on each end creates always-on Internet conncetions at blindingly fast speeds, especially when compared with analog dial-up connections.

A

DSL

24
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A protocol used to request and transmit files, especially webpages and webpage components, over the Internet or other computer network.

A

HTTP

25
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Uses Port 443 and Encrypts information sent over the internet such as Credit card information, phone numbers, etc.

A

HTTPS

26
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The process of sending telephone transmission across fully digital lines end-to-end.

A

ISDN

27
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Performs a little network subterfuge: It presnets an entire LAN of computers to the Internet as a single machine.

A

NAT

28
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uses ports 20 & 21 and is a great way to share files between systems.

A

FTP

29
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Is a Computer that handles incoming (to you) e-mail. Is the most widely used standard.

A

POP3

30
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is a unit of measurement for phone lines which is defined as “one cycle per second”.

A

Baud

31
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Software that enables multiple connections to the Internet to go through one protected PC.

A

Proxy Server

32
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The router to which you connect at the ISP is referred to as this.

A

Default Gateway