Networking

2. The signal sent by a device ready to receive data
3. A type of topology where devices are connected together in a line
4. The type of transmission where data is transmitted multiple bits at a time down multiple wires
6. A three letter acronym required for a device to connect to the internet
7. The signal sent by a device wishing to send data
9. The name for the type of layout of a network regarding how its actually wired
12. A type of security employed by a network owner where only devices on a list are able to join
13. A network in which a server provides data and information to a client
16. The network protocol used when sending signals across a WiFi connection
18. The name of a network in a wide area

1. The name for the type of layout of a network regarding how its logically set up regardless of wiring
3. A type of security employed by a network owner where devices on a list are unable to join
4. A network in which two clients have equal status when connected
5. The name of a network in a local area
8. The type of transmission where data is transmitted one bit at a time down a single wire
10. A type of topology where all devices are connected to a central point such as a router, hub, or server
11. The time delay when a component of a computer is responding to an instruction
14. The problem that can arise when using parallel transmission over long distances
15. A type of address all devices are assigned and must have to be used on a network
17. The identifier of a network