Across
- 1. A device that forwards packets between networks.
- 5. The capacity of a communication channel.
- 7. Device that provides wireless access to a network.
- 8. A key used to link one table to another.
- 10. A non-key attribute is stored more than once in the database.
- 14. A device that sends data only to the intended device.
- 15. The use of more than one attribute, used to uniquely identify an entity occurrence.
- 16. Cable that transmits data as light pulses.
- 20. Common wired LAN protocol.
- 22. This type of address is permanently etched into a NIC.
- 24. Value calculated to detect transmission errors.
- 27. This layer of the OSI is responsible for splitting data into packets and allocating a packet number.
- 28. Unnecessary duplication of data.
- 30. A special type of checksum which uses a 'hashing' algorithm.
- 32. The process of reducing redundancy in a database.
- 33. An attribute for an entity has more than one value.
- 34. A computer that manages shared network resources.
- 35. A device that converts digital and analogue signals.===============
- 36. An object about which data is stored.
- 38. Simple error detection using an extra bit.
- 39. A structured collection of related data.
- 40. A request to retrieve specific data.
- 41. Hardware that allows a computer to connect to a network.
Down
- 2. Query By _?_: an alternative to SQL which is more suited to novice users.
- 3. A type of key used to uniquely identify each record.
- 4. A field that describes an entity.
- 6. One of the pieces of information found in a data dictionary.
- 9. Technology for voice calls over the internet.
- 11. Copper cable made from two twisted wires.
- 12. A field restricted to a list of valid values.
- 13. A device that regenerates weakened signals.
- 17. Short-range wireless communication protocol.
- 18. Protocol that provides addressing for devices.
- 19. A cable with a single copper core.
- 21. A weakness of Parity Checking, where this number of bit flips isn't detected.
- 22. A type of relationship between entities that must be resolved.
- 23. Protocol responsible for packet reassembly.
- 25. A special frame passed around a ring network.
- 26. A link between two database tables.
- 29. High-speed connection with wide frequency range.
- 30. Media _?_ A device that could be used to connect a fibre optic to an ethernet cable.
- 31. Protocol used to detect collisions on a bus network.
- 34. Language used to manage relational databases.
- 37. Wireless networking protocol for local networks.
