CTBASNTL - INF226 Online Midterm Examination

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It is a single network computer that offers multi-user access by making software applications, data files, and network utilities available to other network computers

• Server

• Workstation

• Host

• Client

It’s an alternative to using communications cable. It also links networks at two locations by using radio communications that can be cheaper and easier to install than cable.

• Virtual Private Network

• Enterprise Network

• Wired Network

• Wireless Network

It has its own CPU and may be used as a stand-alone computer for local software applications. It contains connectivity between clients and hosts or servers.

• Host

• Server

• Workstation

• Client

It is a vast network of servers throughout the world that provide access to voice, text, video and data files.

• World Wide Web

• Virtual Private Network

• Local Area Network

• File Servers

It is an adapter card that enables a workstation, file server, printer, or other device to connect to a network and communicate with other network nodes.

• LAN Cable

• Network Interface Card

• Modem

• Wireless Network Adapter

It is used by wireless networks in place of cable for communications between network nodes. Network data is transmitted by means of reliable high-frequency radio signals.

• Spread Spectrum Technology

• Communications Media

• Satellite

• Microwaves

It is any device connected to a network, such as a microcomputer, a mainframe, a minicomputer, network equipment, or a printer.

• Host

• Node

• Client

• Server

This network reaches throughout a large area such as college campus, a city, or across several states connecting many kinds of network resources.

• Enterprise Network

• Local Area Network

• Metropolitan Area Network

• Wide Area Network

These are the cabling or radio waves used to connect one network computer to another and to transport data between them.

• Router

• Communications Media

• Protocol

• Node