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A network interface card makes it possible for a computer to send data to and receive it from another computer.

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Wireless networking uses radio frequencies to send data.

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A method of computer networking that uses two unlicensed frequencies, at 5 GHz or 2.4 GHz, to communicate.

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The rules, or "language", that computers on a network agree to use.

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Smaller bits of information

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When more than one transmitter tries to pass data along at once

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A type of stand-alone WAN built using another network, while having their own security settings and modifications to user connectivity

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Arrangement in which one computer or one set of computers, the servers, are assigned a specific task

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The other machines on the network that communicate with the server(s) but not with each other.

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How quickly the technology system is able to connect to the Internet.

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The central point where all of the computers on a network connect

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A type of hub that uses a table to keep track of destinations so that the message to a specific computer is sent directly to that computer, and not to every other computer on the network

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Links computers to the Internet so that users can share the connection

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

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A cable consisting of one or several pairs of copper wires

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Connects network components and standardizes how data is address

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Sends signals at 100 megabits per second

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Uses light guided through thin glass tubes to send data

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A set of programs used to manage and secure a network

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The rules of initiating, interrupting, and continuing communication

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The number of bits that can be transmitted or received per second

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When two or more computers are connected

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Used for when computers are close together (ex. in the same building)

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Used for when computers are far apart

(ex. different buildings, cities, countries)

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A private network that looks and acts like the Internet, but is available only to the employees of the organization

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Certain areas where customers are allowed access to the intranet