Networks 2 Y7

What does PAN stand for?

• Personal Area Network

• People Area Network

• Personal Access Network

• People Acess Network

Hubs, Switches and Routers are all examples of what?

• Network devices

• Network types

• Network topologies

• Network servers

All data and programs are stored on the individual computers. To transfer data or access other programs, a computer sends the data or the action request directly to the other computer.

• Peer-to-peer network

• client-server network

The computers act as clients and send data or service requests to the server. The server then processes this and performs the requested action.

• peer-to-peer network

• client-server network

Stores all the files created and accessed by the network users. They can hold massive amounts of files and allow connected clients to access them quickly.

• File server

• Database server

• Email server

• Web server

Stores all the company records and data on one server. This allows connected clients to access data quickly and efficiently without having to store it themselves.

• File server

• Database server

• Email server

• Web server

This server receives all the emails from clients on the same network and then forwards them to the appropriate places.

• File server

• Database server

• Email server

• Web server

This server accepts requests for information from web browsers and processes them so that the required web content returned to the browser.

• File server

• Database server

• Email server

• Web server

In computing terms, what does MAC address stand for?

• Magnetic Access Control address

• Media Area Computing address

• Media Access Computing address

• Media Access Control address

A MAC address is given to a device when it is manufactured and is unique to each device. No two devices have the same MAC address.

• True

• False