Across
- 1. What is the device that connects a computer to the cabling of a computer network?
- 4. A type of high-speed data transmission used in which bandwidth is shared by more than on signal.
- 5. These devices use tables to lookup recipient addresses to efficiently deliver information packets across networks.
- 7. What type of inexpensive network is used in a small home where security is not a priority and no network administrator is required?
- 8. Districts create these policies to outline the intended uses of the network and Internet.
- 9. What type of topology has every system connected with complete redundancy so that if any cable fails, the system stays connected?
- 10. The government program provides help to obtain affordable telecommunication and Internet access to districts within the United States.
- 12. These are computers that access resources on the server or other computers.
- 14. This protocol is used by districts to handle phone calls via school's data networks.
Down
- 2. __________ computing relies on shared computing resources rather than local servers and local computers to handle applications.
- 3. This type of cabling uses light to carry the signal, but is very expensive.
- 6. These are the computers that provide shared resources like file, email, and print services.
- 9. These components are used to transmit data.
- 11. This type of connection is often used in home and business wired networks.
- 13. This device, often known as a smart hub, forwards information directly to intended recipient without broadcasting information to all other devices on the network.