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Network TypesPeer-to-Peer, Client-Server, Centralized Computing
Peer-to-PeerAll computers share equally, there is no server needed, inexpensive
Client-ServerOne or more servers, good secruity, can share printers
Centralized ComputingUses a powerful, expensive server, requires specialized, custom software
LANsmall area, owned and operated by a single individual or group. Local Area Network
WANLarge area, slower than LANs. Wide Area Network
Half duplexdata is sent in both directions, with only one direction
Full duplexData can be transmitted and received at the same time. Like a phone.
ProtocolA common language or set of rules by which computers communicatge across a network.
ProtocolsTCP/IP, IPX, NetBEUI, AppleTalk
IP AddressThe way computers are found or indentified on the network
Subnet MaskUsed to direct traffic to the correct network and host.
OSI ModelUseful in networking for making it easier to understand. Open Systems Interconnect
Layers of OSIPhysical, Data LInk, Network, Transport, Session, Presentation, Application.
Cabling TypesTwisted Pair, Coaxial, Fiber Optic, USB, FireWire
UTPThe most popular network cable in use today, low cost and eases of installation.
InternetThe larges computer network.
VoIPVoice over IP
ISPInternet Service Provider
DUNDial up Networking
DSLDigital Subscriber Line
NICA piece of computer hardware designed to allow computers to communicate over a network.
MAC AddressUnique 48-bit serial number that every computer must have.
PINGCommand used to check connections of your internet.
Network Status IndicatorThe lights on the computer that shows the actual communication between computers.
Green Indicator LightThe NIC is working.
Amber Indicator LightTransmitting
Red Indicator LightNot working
TracetUsed to see a network packet being sent and received and the number of hops or connections required to get to its destination


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Northampton County High School
Conway, NC

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