Network Terminology

3. Routes and defines paths for data from a local area network (LAN) to its destination .
7. Address Is a series of numbers (IPv4) or hexadecimal characters (IPv6) that identify a device on a network or the internet.
10. May include but not limited to switching the power to OFF and then ON again.
11. Is a network within a specific area (localized).
13. Allows a computer or another device to connect to the internet.
15. is used in a text-based or "command-line" interface, to initiate actions without a graphical interface.

1. Manager Is a Windows feature that provides details about programs and processes running on your computer.
2. Is a device that creates a connection for multiple computers to communicate.
4. Cables Is the standard way to connect computers on a network.
5. is a cordless networking technology which connects computers and other devices over a wireless signal.
6. Is an application used to access websites.
8. Converts domain names to IP addresses. This allows you to remember the
9. Unlike hubs, switches can limit the traffic to and from, control bandwidth and send to traffic to specific ports.
12. Is a unique name linked to a website.
14. Hands out IP address to devices that successfully connect to your network automatically.