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A set of programs which are used to mange a network.

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A network is formed when two or more computers are connected. A network can be made up of two computers or hundreds of thousands of computers—there is no maximum size.

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A type of network similar to WANs.

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A extranet occurs when a company decides to allow certain customers or other “outsiders” to access areas of its intranet.

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A type of network similar to LANs.

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the rules of initiating, interrupting, and continuing communication

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number of bits that can be transmitted or received per second

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A network that allows data to be sent from 1 computer to another

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A transmission medium by which computers in a network usually send and receive data

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A common cable in LANs

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A type of cable that signals at 100 megabits per second

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A way that data is sent via being light guided

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A wireless network/ one without cables.

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A point in the middle where all computers connect

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A hub but it is a hub that uses a table to keep track of destinations

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A device that links computers to the internet

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A type of network online that allows the user to access the internet

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The rate of speed on a computer and its service provider

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A online system used to help deal with problems and concerns

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A machine on the same network as many LANs

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A type of WAN that does not stand on its own

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The process of data being sent processed and collected

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Occurs when a transmitter tries to pass data along at once

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A type of language that computers must agree to