What does LAN stand for?
Local Area Network
A dedicated devices within a network that are designed to aggregate multiple other devices such as computers, printers, or any other networking-capable device using ethernet. These various devices plug into a switch’s port.
Switch
It usually found in larger networks such as businesses, schools, or similar-sized networks, where there are many devices to connect to the network
Switch
It can connect a large number of devices by having ports of 4, 8, 16, 24, 32, and 64 for devices to plug into.
Switch
It tracks of what device is connected to which port
Switch
It connects networks and pass data between them.
Router
It is label given to the process of data travelling across networks.
Routing
It involves creating a path between networks so that this data can be successfully delivered.
Routing
What is the verb given to the job that Routers perform?
Routing
What device is used to centrally connect multiple devices on the local network and transmit data to the correct location?
Switch
What topology is cost-efficient to set up?
Bus Topology
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What Is Networking?16
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Introducing LAN11
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A Primer on Subnetting11
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ARP9
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DHCP9
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OSI Model4
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Layer 1 - Physical3
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Layer 2 - Data Link5
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Layer 3 - Network4
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Layer 4 - Transport14
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Layer 5 - Session3
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Layer 6 - Presentation4
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Layer 7 - Application3
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What are Packets and Frames8
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TCP/IP (The Three-Way Handshake)20
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UDP/IP12
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Ports 10114
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Introduction to Port Forwarding2
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Firewalls 1018
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VPN Basics7
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LAN Networking Devices5
