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- 3. A computer that provides a gaming environment that tracks events in multiplayer video games.
- 4. A class designation (A through E) that specifies a default subnet mask value which defines the default network address portion of the IP address.
- 7. A network device that connects wireless devices to a wired network.
- 10. The unique, burned-into read-only memory address of a network interface. This is also called the media access control address, or MAC address.
- 14. A computer that provides email services to a network.
- 16. A cable that provides connectivity between network devices.
- 18. The principal communications protocol in the internet protocol suite that is used to route information over the internet.
- 22. An address assigned by software and, as such, can be changed. It includes two parts, the network address and the host address.
- 23. A network topology in which all the devices are connected to each other by a single central cable.
- 25. Short for modulator/demodulator, a network device that converts digital signals used by modern networks to analog signals that are typically carried by telephone or cable television lines.
- 26. A network of interconnected LANs across a large geographical location.
- 27. A computer that provides network access to shared disk storage.
- 28. A computer that stores web pages and hypertext documents and transmits them to devices requesting these pages.
- 31. A technology that uses specially encoded tags that respond in a specific way when scanned by a radio frequency reader. It is often used by placing a smartphone near a scanner to pay for an item in a store.
- 32. A network security device that protects a network by examining the traffic before transferring it to the network.
- 33. A host on a network that provides network services.
- 34. A small network device with modem, firewall, routing, and switching features that is used in homes and small businesses.
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- 1. A computer component that provides a port (usually RJ-45) where a network cable can be connected.
- 2. A network interface or connection with four pins and a clip to hold the plug into a wall socket. This is used to connect to a plain old telephone line.
- 5. A group of networked computers that are physically close together, usually in the same building.
- 6. This connects smaller LANs into a larger, centralized network. It covers a larger area than a LAN, but is not as large as a WAN.
- 8. A host on a network that consumes network services.
- 9. A device, usually located on a building wall, that provides a port (usually RJ-45) where a network cable can be connected.
- 11. A network topology in which devices are not connected to each other but rather to a centralized device called a switch.
- 12. A network topology in which each host is connected to two other hosts in a circle.
- 13. A network topology where each device on the network has a point-to-point connection to every other device on the network.
- 15. A network device that moves traffic within an IP network.
- 17. a technology typically used for tracking objects. There are two types, passive (does not require power) and active (does require power).
- 19. A network device that moves traffic between two different IP networks.
- 20. A computing model where computer servers supply network and computational services (such as email, file sharing, online gaming, and VoIP) that are consumed by client computers.
- 21. A network interface or connection with eight pins, that is similar, but wider than RJ-11 connectors. This is used to create a wired connection between a computer and a network.
- 24. A LAN that only services a home or small business (SOHO).
- 29. A technology used to create wireless connections between computers and devices.
- 30. A computer that stores huge repositories of organized data.