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Computer Network [ Ans: ] defined as two or more computers connected together to communicate and share resources. NIC stands for [ Ans: ] Network Interface Controller mac address [ Ans: ] 48 bits ip address [ Ans: ] 32 bits What is a specialized wire that cancels out electromagnetic interference from other electronic devices and increases reliability? [ Ans: ] Twisted pair Internet of Things (IoT) [ Ans: ] a world where interconnected, Internet-enabled devices or "things" can collect and share data without human intervention. can cause privacy concerns ex: traffic control, parking monitors, forest fire sensors Server [ Ans: ] connected directly to internet and stores webpages and data Consider a network made up of computers (called clients) that are connected to a central computer Client [ Ans: ] connected indirectly to the internet through an internet service provider Router [ Ans: ] a device that forwards data packets across computer networks, directs traffic Benefits of a network [ Ans: ] cost effective, collaboration, economic benefits, sharing resources, sending updates to all computers at once impacts business profits by decreasing cost network solutions [ Ans: ] making sure everyone is trained and hardware is up to date How do you prevent network outages? [ Ans: ] train employees, check hardware and software Node [ Ans: ] Any device connected to the network that has an IP address Network [ Ans: ] 2 or more computers What is the worst for network outages? [ Ans: ] power surges Main reason for outages? [ Ans: ] Security (64%), Human error (60%), software (40%), complexity, old hardware, IT overworked, interoperability Causes of network outages? [ Ans: ] anything Network Interface Card (NIC) [ Ans: ] Gives IP address is plugged into a slot on the motherboard inside of the computer and allows a network cable to be plugged in so it can interface or communicate with other computers. Ethernet Card [ Ans: ] Gives MAC address Most common NIC (UIN) Difference between mac and IP address? [ Ans: ] MAC address identifies the physical address of a device on the same local network, the IP address identifies the device globally or through its internet address. Types of operating systems [ Ans: ] 1. Stand Alone 2. Network 3. Embedded MAC (media access control) address [ Ans: ] Ethernet cards provide the computer with a unique 48-bit address Network Admin [ Ans: ] Business processes to become efficient/effective Ex: large business - more people/technology - top level - assigned different going lower level/employees Small business - 1 person from start to finish Twisted Pair [ Ans: ] Most popular cable wire: A twisted pair is a specialized wire that cancels out electromagnetic interference from other electronic devices and increases reliability.

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ISTM 210 Exam 2 Curtsinger Questions and
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Computer Network [ Ans: ] defined as two or more
computers connected together to communicate and share
resources.

NIC stands for [ Ans: ] Network Interface Controller

mac address [ Ans: ] 48 bits

ip address [ Ans: ] 32 bits

What is a specialized wire that cancels out
electromagnetic interference from other electronic devices
and increases reliability? [ Ans: ] Twisted pair

Internet of Things (IoT) [ Ans: ] a world where
interconnected, Internet-enabled devices or "things" can
collect and share data without human intervention. can
cause privacy concerns

ex: traffic control, parking monitors, forest fire sensors

Server [ Ans: ] connected directly to internet and stores
webpages and data

Consider a network made up of computers (called clients)
that are connected to a central computer

,Client [ Ans: ] connected indirectly to the internet through
an internet service provider

Router [ Ans: ] a device that forwards data packets across
computer networks, directs traffic

Benefits of a network [ Ans: ] cost effective, collaboration,
economic benefits, sharing resources, sending updates to
all computers at once

impacts business profits by decreasing cost

network solutions [ Ans: ] making sure everyone is trained
and hardware is up to date

How do you prevent network outages? [ Ans: ] train
employees, check hardware and software

Node [ Ans: ] Any device connected to the network that
has an IP address

Network [ Ans: ] 2 or more computers

What is the worst for network outages? [ Ans: ] power
surges

Main reason for outages? [ Ans: ] Security (64%), Human
error (60%), software (40%), complexity, old hardware, IT
overworked, interoperability

Causes of network outages? [ Ans: ] anything

,Network Interface Card (NIC) [ Ans: ] Gives IP address

is plugged into a slot on the motherboard inside of the
computer and allows a network cable to be plugged in so
it can interface or communicate with other computers.

Ethernet Card [ Ans: ] Gives MAC address

Most common NIC (UIN)

Difference between mac and IP address? [ Ans: ] MAC
address identifies the physical address of a device on the
same local network, the IP address identifies the device
globally or through its internet address.

Types of operating systems [ Ans: ] 1. Stand Alone

2. Network

3. Embedded

MAC (media access control) address [ Ans: ] Ethernet cards
provide the computer with a unique 48-bit address

Network Admin [ Ans: ] Business processes to become
efficient/effective

Ex: large business - more people/technology - top level -
assigned different going lower level/employees

Small business - 1 person from start to finish

, Twisted Pair [ Ans: ] Most popular cable wire: A twisted
pair is a specialized wire that cancels out electromagnetic
interference from other electronic devices and increases
reliability.

Can networks be connected wirelessly without NICs? [
Ans: ] Yes, but it isn't suitable for large businesses

"network ready" [ Ans: ] NIC card already installed

MAC address [ Ans: ] Media Access Control address

Ethernet Cable [ Ans: ] specialized wires with adapters
that plug into the NIC

Protocol [ Ans: ] A set of rules governing the exchange or
transmission of data between devices. Provides a common
language and rules to communicate

governed by software, hardware, or both

Network Hub [ Ans: ] a central location of the computer
network that serves as a traffic cop for network
connection and communication.

Most common: ethernet hub

Peripheal Devices [ Ans: ] Hardware such as keyboard or
mouse, no IP address

Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) [
Ans: ] TCP/IP checks to see that the receiving computer

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