Across
- 2. Uses a central network device to connect all systems. If the central device fails all systems will go down.
- 3. In this topology all devices are connected using one cable and a terminator at each end.
- 5. Allows to connect to the internet anyplace and at anytime without wires.
- 7. All systems connected to a circle of cable.
- 8. Connects to the internet using cable. Usually heavy coaxial cabling.
- 10. Retransmits received data through all ports. Connects the computers using the "Star" topology.
- 11. Connects networks in a larger area like Texas.
- 13. Allows for internet connection wireless within a local area network through the use of a router.
- 14. Connects networks on a smaller local scale.
- 15. In this network type resources are controlled by the file server and made available to the clients.
Down
- 1. Used to describe network speeds.
- 4. A device that provides a central connection point for cables from workstations, servers, and peripherals. Creates internal connections between systems.
- 6. Filters traffic into and out a private network. Acts as a protector of private network and blocks malevolent hackers.
- 9. Is a descriptor for the way a network systems are physically connecte. There are 5 that are widely used.
- 12. Known as network gateways and traffic directors that determine the shortest path to a destination.