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What does CAN stand for?
Campus Area Network
Which cables are used to transfer information for the Internet over long distances at high speeds?
Fiber optic cables
What is a computer network?
A number of computers linked together
A network in a school is usually LAN or WAN?
LAN
A method for ensuring network availability in case of a network device or path failure and unavailability is called
Redundancy
A networking device that forwards data packets between computer networks.
A router
This hardware device keeps a record of all MAC addresses of all connected devices and sends data packets within one LAN.
A switch
This hardware device sends data packets to all devices on a network, regardless of any MAC addresses
A hub
The Internet is an example of which network?
WAN
Name at least one wireless topology
Ad Hoc, Infrastructure, Wireless mesh
Is wireless bush an actual name of a topology?
No
Is Ad Hoc an actual name of a topology?
Yes
Name the topology: "Dependance on the central hub, switch, or router"
Star
Name the topology: "Expensive to set up due to the large amounts of cabling required"
Mesh
Name the topology: "Data travel in one direction; high transmission speed"
Ring
Which topology is cheap and easy to set up and install?
Bus/Ring
What is a network topology?
The physical configuration of a network and how it is connected
Which of the following network topologies contains a backbone which runs the length of the network?
Bus
What network has the server placed in the centre and the devices around it?
Star
The Internet is an example of which topology?
Mesh
Name the network topology: "If one cable fails or gets damaged, the whole network fails"
Bus/Ring
Name the network topology shown
Mesh
Name the network topology shown
Tree
Name the network topology shown
Ring
Name the network topology shown
Bus
Name the network topology shown
Star topology
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