Across
- 2. the distance that a wifi network provides coverage
- 6. a network protocol invented by Xerox Corporation
- 8. the amount of transmission capacity available on a network at any time
- 11. a computer or workstation being served
- 13. a type of physical topology that uses a combination of linear bus and star topologies
- 15. abbreviation for local area network
- 17. a type of topology in which systems are connected to a circle of cable
Down
- 1. a centralized computer that provides shared resources to network users; generally not used by humans directly
- 3. a networking device that acts like a shield to protect the private network from hackers or viruses or other unwanted things
- 4. term for a computer in a network where all of the computers are equal
- 5. network where cables are not needed for one to connect; this network uses radio waves opposed to cables to communicate
- 7. many coffee shops can be referred to as this because they offer customers the ability to access the internet wirelessly
- 9. abbreviation for wide area network; connects local and metropolitan networks to global communication networks, such as the internet
- 10. the configuration of cables, computers, and other peripherals
- 12. abbreviation for metropolitan area network
- 14. connector used for unshielded twisted-pair cable
- 16. abbreviation for network interface card; provides physical connection between the network and computer workstation
