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acilitates communication among multiple devices on a network.

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Provides the only point of access between your home network and the Internet.

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Allows wireless devices to connect to a wired network.

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Extends a wired network by adding additional ports.

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Extends the range of a network by restoring signals to maximum strength and transmitting them.

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Networks connect together in many different ways to form the single entity

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Location or address identifying where documents can be found on the Internet.

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Facility allowing computers, smartphones, or other devices to connect to the Internet or communicate with one another without wires within a particular area.

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Protect your home network and family from offensive Web sites and potential hackers.

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Connects two similar networks.

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you can connect and use a remote computer program. Generally used to telnet into a specific application.

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Used to connect two or more nodes and also connects one network to another

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Offers downloadable file with some content description. The files are arranged in a hierarchical manner.

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The main delivery system for information over the Internet

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lapsed time it takes for a packet of data to arrive at its destination.

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Stores files and supplies the files to workstations on request of the user.

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Processes application software for network workstations.

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Resemble a wheel, with a device such as a router, hub, etc. Connecting at the center and links going outward like spokes towards the nodes. The data carries both the address of the router and the address of the destination.

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Network structure in the form of a multipoint electrical circuit, with multiple branches.

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Each node is connected to every other node in the network. Very reliable and if one link is disrupted there is always another path in which data can be sent.

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All nodes connected by a common link called a "bus line"

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Nodes are connected in a continuous loop. Data packets are passed from one node to the next.

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Layout and relationship between network devices

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Capacity of a network

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One of the first Internet services developed, it allows users to move files form one computer to another. The user is only allowed to see the file name and no description.

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Technologies for cables and signals

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Hierarchy of devices connected to a network

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Area in which network devices are located

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Made up of computers and other electronic devices such as printers, scanners, and fax machines within one school or office building.

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Arrangement in which one workstation/server shares resources with another workstation/server and both act as a file server and workstation.

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Network where processing is split between workstations (known as clients) and the server.

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One of the earliest ways of retrieving information from computers connected to internet. You could view the names of files but no description, pictures, or graphic.

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Used to break apart and rebuild information that travels over the Internet

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Public high-speed network that can transmit voice and data within a range of 50 miles.

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Public high-speed network that can transmit voice and data within a limited geographical area.

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connects two or more LANs

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Connection of personal digital devices within a range of about 30 feet without the use of wires or cables.