Chapter 9 Flashcards

(42 cards)

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EFT

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allows users connected to a network to exchange money from one account to another via transmission media

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Topology

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the method by which computers and devices are physically arranged on a network

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Value-added-network
(VAN)

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third-party business that provides networking services, such as EDI services, secure data and
information transfer, storage, or email

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Intranet

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internal network that
uses Internet technologies

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Network Standards

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specify the way computers access a network, the types) of hardware used, data transmission speeds, and the types of cable and wireless
technology used

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Modem

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Connects a network to the internet

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Booster

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An amplifier used to improve reception

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Network architecture

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The logical design of all devices on a network 

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Network architecture

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The logical design of all devices on a network

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Wireless Network Key

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A series of numbers and/or letters used to encrypt data sent between devices

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Network architecture

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The logical design of all devices on a network

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Protocol

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Common set of rules for exchanging information

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True or False: Smaller networks usually require simple hardware and can rely on the operating system’s features to connect to other devices on the network

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True

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True or False: Most of today’s Internet connections are broadband connections

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True

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15
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True or False: A P2P network typically requires a network administrator

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False

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True or False: For computers and devices to successfully communicate on a network, they do not have to support the same network standards.

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False

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17
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True or False: You can use Bluetooth to establish a PAN

18
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True or False: A cable modem uses existing standard copper telephone wiring to send and receive digital data.

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True or False: A dedicated line is a type of always-on physical connection that is established between two communications devices.

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True or False: The number of devices, as well as the operating system or platform on which the devices operate will determine the speed and strength needed to run your wireless network.

21
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True or False: Wireless network settings usually can be changed by accessing the wireless router with a browser.

22
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True or False: USENIX developed a code of conduct for program developers

23
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Communications software consists of programs and apps that?

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Help users establish a connection to another computer mobile device or network
Manage the transmission of data instructions, and information
Provide an interface for users to communicate with one another

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Client

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Is a computer or mobile device on the network that relies on the server for its resources

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Client/server networks
Are controlled by a network administrator
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Internet peer to peer network
Is a type of P2P network where users share files over the Internet
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Peer to peer network
Is a network architecture that connects a small number of computers fewer than 10
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UWB (ultra wideband)
Is a network standard that specifies how two UWB devices use short range radio waves to communicate at high speeds with each other
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RFID (radio frequency, identification)
Is a protocol that defines how a network uses radio signals to communicate with a tag placed in or attached to an object an animal or a person
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Tag called transponder
Consist of an antenna and a memory chip that contains the information to be transmitted via radio waves
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NFC (Nearfield communications)
Is a protocol based on RFID
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Nodes or devices in a network
Can be computers, tablets, mobile phones, printers, game, consoles, or smart home devices
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Hubs
Provide a central point for network cables in a network and are used to transfer data to all devices
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Switches
Used more frequently than hubs also provide a central point for network cables in a network and transfer data only to the intended recipient
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Routers
Connect you or more networks and direct or route the flow of information along the networks
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Digital modem
Also called a broadband modem is a communications device that sends and receives data and information to and from a digital line
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What are three types of digital modems?
Cable modems DSL modems ISDN modems
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ISDN (integrated service digital network) modem
Is a broadband modem that sends digital data and information from a computer to ISDN line and receives digital data and information an ISDN line
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Dedicated line
Is a type of always on physical connection that is established between two communication devices
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Multiplexing
Is a process that combines multiple analog or digital signals into a single signal over a shared, medium such as a cable
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What is the role of a network administrator?
To plan design purchase equipment for set up secure and maintain a network
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USENIX
Is a nonprofit organization that was founded in 1975 to support network and system, engineers and operators in innovation and research