Across
- 2. What is called when a satellite is in a fixed position above the Earth’s surface?(13)
- 4. What connects nodes in a network using communication media such as cables?(5)
- 9. What is called when signals travelling along copper cables can be intercepted by outsiders?(12)
- 11. Networked computers are more susceptible to _______ access than stand-alone computers.(13)
- 12. Unfortunately, if the ___ connection is down the users would have no access to data.(8)
- 13. To connect computers using wireless technology, a wireless access ___.(5)
- 14. A disadvantage of computer networks.(4)
- 16. File sharing allows the sharing of _____ memory.(7)
- 19. The fibre is connected from the _____ box at your boundary wall into your home.(12)
- 20. What is the name of the network that is found within a user’s home that connects the devices of all individuals within the home?(3)
Down
- 1. An advantage of using computer networks.(12)
- 3. What is called when the signal loses strength over a distance?(10)
- 5. Satellites have ____ which transmit signals they have received to stations on the ground below.(10)
- 6. What is the name of the server through which all web content passes?(5)
- 7. What is the central network computer that provides network security, hardware access, disk space and printer access?(6)
- 8. What is a small electronic device that joins computer networks together using either wired or wireless connections?(6)
- 10. A Wi-Fi Router creates a Wi-Fi ______ which enables all computers and devices which have Wi-Fi capabilities to connect to the router.(7)
- 15. What is the name of the transmission that covers short distances: Bluetooth, Wi-Fi?(9)
- 17. What is the name of the device that connects the fibre that has been wired to the outside of your house to your router?(3)
- 18. What is it called when the communication channel uses wires? (7)
