Network types

the process of connecting a series of devices

a device which translates signals

any type of wire that transmits signals

a device for connecting multiple computers

 a device which translates signals

 a twisted pair of insulated wires

a device that forwards packets

a device for connecting multiple computers

technology consisting of cables and modems

a network that uses cables to link together computers in a limited space

a place that offers access to the Internet

a networking technology that uses radio waves

World Area Network

Wide Antenna Network

Wide Area Network

None of the above

Initial setup is expensive

Peripherals can be shared

Software & files can be shared

It is easily expandable

The smaller the network the more expensive it becomes

True: It is a Star Topology

False: It is a Ring Topology

Star Network

Bus Network

Ring Network

None of them

Spread of viruses

Large network cover

Setting up a network can be expensive

Peripherals can be shared

Requires data security measures to avoid hacking

Dynamic Name System

Dynamic Network System

Domain Name System

Domain Network Service

Layer 1 (Physical Layer)

Layer 3 (Network Layer)

Layer 4 (Transport Layer)

Layer 7 (Application Layer)