Across
- 3. A device that receives a network signal from the provider and transmits this signal to all home devices.
- 5. Any computer that has access to the server services.
- 7. Resistors with a nominal value of 50 ohms, which produce signal attenuation at the ends of the network segment; Most often used for bus-type topologies.
- 9. A computer network that connects computers within a limited area, such as a school, laboratory.
Down
- 1. A high-performance computer with a large amount of external memory that provides maintenance for other computers by managing the allocation of expensive shared resources.
- 2. The central device of the cable system or network of the physical "star" topology, which, when receiving a packet to one of its ports, forwards it to all the others.
- 4. A computer network that covers large areas and includes a large number of computers and local area networks.
- 6. An electrical cable consisting of a central conductor and a shield arranged according to and separated by an insulating material or an air gap. It is used to transmit radio frequency electrical signals.
- 8. A device that is capable of amplifying and re-shaping the shape of an incoming analog network signal over a distance of another segment.