Chapter 1 Flashcards

1
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What were the very first networks reffered to as?

A

Sneaker Networks

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2
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What orginzation is responsible for “starting” the internet?

A

DARPA

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3
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What is the largest WAN in exsistence?

A

The Internet

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4
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What Network is Bigger than a LAN but not large enough to be a WAN

A

MAN - Metropolitan Area Network

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5
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What are the two types of LANs?

A

PEER to PEER & Client Server

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6
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T/F - In a peer to peer network, each computer must be configured individually?

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TRUE - Whatever change you make to one computer you must make to all of them

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7
Q

How many computers does MICROSOFT allowed to be connected to any one resource at any time?

A

10 computers

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8
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In a Client/Server network, where is all the information for users and data stored for access?

A

Server

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9
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What is Bus Topology?

A

One of the 1st networks developed
All machines are connected by a “backbone” or single wire
-Negatives - If wire breaks the computers and devices cannot communicate to each other, if two machines sent data at the same time, the data will collide and be lost.

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10
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What is Star Topology?

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  • Most commonly used network
  • several stations connected together via a hub or switch
  • if a cable breaks, only that terminal is affected
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11
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Ring Topology?

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  • Also another first developed network
  • all data flows in one direction ( ring )
  • a token is passed from machine to machine, if the machine has no data to send it sends the token to the next comp
  • multiple computers can send data at once but it can cause latency
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12
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Mesh Topology? and the TWO types of Mesh?

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  • Most commonly found in WANs
  • FULL MESH - All buildings and machines are directly connected to each other
  • PARTIAL MESH - Same benefits as FULL, BUT doesnt require as many connections-to be truly redundant, each device on the network must be able to connect to two other devices to be considered MESH technology
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13
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What is POINT to POINT?

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When one and only one computer is directly connected to one other device

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14
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What is Multi Point?

A

one device is connected to several other devices

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15
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what is HYBRID topology?

A

a mixture of other topologies, most commonly found network

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16
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What does PHYSICAL topology refer to?

A

shape of the network wires

17
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What does LOGICAL topology refer to?

A

The path the data flows on the network