Topic 6 - Lesson 22 Networks

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Topic 6 Lesson 22 Networks
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1. Networks
What is it?
Networks Additional notes:
A network is a collection of computers or devices that are connected or joined

together. This can be around the world or in one building.
Example:
GES has a network where all the computers are connected together. Computer labs,
in the library, primary, infants.
2. Data Packets
What is it?
Data Packets Additional notes:
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3. LAN
LAN Additional Notes:
What is it?
Example:
4. WAN
WAN Additional Notes:
What is it?
Example:
5. VPN
VPN Additional Notes:
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What is it?
Example:
6. WPAN
WPAN Additional Notes:
What is it?
Example:
7. PAN
PAN Additional Notes:
What is it?
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8. Topologies
Topologies Additional Notes:
What is it?
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9. Bus Network
Bus Network Additional Notes:
What is it?
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10.
Ring Network
Ring Network Additional Notes:
Star Network
Star Network Additional Notes:
Wired Connection
Wired Connection Additional Notes:
What is it?
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What is it?
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What is it?
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Wireless Connection
Wireless Connection Additional Notes:
Advantages and Disadvantages of Wireless Connection
Advantages and Disadvantages of Wireless

Connection Additional Notes:
What is it?
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14.
What is it?
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15.
Networking Hardware
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Routers
Routers Additional Notes:
What is it?
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16.
What is it?
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Modems
Modems Additional Notes:
Hubs
Hubs Additional Notes:
Bridges
Bridges Additional Notes:
What is it?
Example:
18.
What is it?
Example:
19.
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What is it?
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20.
Switches
Switches Additional Notes:
WAP
WAP Additional Notes:
What is it?
Example:
21.
What is it?
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22.
Device Addresses
Device Addresses Additional Notes:
MAC Address
MAC Address Additional Notes:
What is it?
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23.
What is it?
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24.
NIC
NIC Additional Details:
Types of Networks
Types of Networks Additional Details:
Client Server
Client Server Additional Details:
What is it?
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25.
What is it?
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What is it?
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P2P
P2P Additional Details:
Servers
Servers Additional Details:
What is it?
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What is it?
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Differences between Client Server & P2P
Security
Management
?
Clients are dependent on the

server.
Performance
30.
Web Servers
Client-server
?
?
Data is all backed up on the

main server.
P2P
?
?
Clients are not
dependent on a central
server.
?
Each computer has to be
backed up. Data can
easily be deleted by
users.
Web Servers Additional Details:
What is it?
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Application Servers
Application Servers Additional Details:
NAS Servers
NAS Servers Additional Details:
What is it?
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What is it?
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Print Server
Print Server Additional Details:
Mail Server
Mail Server Additional Details:
What is it?
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What is it?
Example:
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Networks Additional notes:

A network is a collection of computers or devices that are connected or joined

Data Packets Additional notes:

LAN Additional Notes:

WAN Additional Notes:

VPN Additional Notes:

WPAN Additional Notes:

PAN Additional Notes:

Topologies Additional Notes:

Bus Network Additional Notes:

Ring Network Additional Notes:

Star Network Additional Notes:

Wired Connection Additional Notes:

Wireless Connection Additional Notes:

Advantages and Disadvantages of Wireless Connection

Advantages and Disadvantages of Wireless

Networking Hardware Additional Notes:

Routers Additional Notes:

Modems Additional Notes:

Hubs Additional Notes:

Bridges Additional Notes:

Switches Additional Notes:

WAP Additional Notes:

Device Addresses Additional Notes:

MAC Address Additional Notes:

NIC Additional Details:

Types of Networks Additional Details:

Client Server Additional Details:

P2P Additional Details:

Servers Additional Details:

Differences between Client Server & P2P

Clients are dependent on the

Data is all backed up on the

Web Servers Additional Details:

Application Servers Additional Details:

NAS Servers Additional Details:

Print Server Additional Details:

Mail Server Additional Details:

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