Topology - Answers How the parts of a whole work together
Physical topology - Answers Mostly refers to a network's hardware and how computers, other devices,
and cables or radio signal work together to form the physical network
Logical Topology - Answers Mostyl refers to software controls access to netowork resources ( inlcuding
how users and software initially gain access to the network) and how specific resources such as
applications and databases are sahred on the network
P2P (Peer to peer) - Answers the operating system of each computer on the network is responsible for
controlling access to its resources without centralized control.
Scalable - Answers The property of a network that allows the addition of nodes or increasing its size
easily
Client-server netowork model - Answers A network where resources are managed by the NOS( Netowrk
Operating system) Via A centralized directory database
Domain - Answers In the context of windows server, a group of users, servers, and other resources that
share account and security policies
AD (Active Directory - Answers The centralized directory database that contains user account
information and security for the entire group of computers on a network.
AD DS ( act - Answers The Active Directory service that manages the process allowing a user to sign on to
a network from any computer on the network and get access to the resources that Active Directory
manages.
Client - Answers A computer or application that makes a request from another computer or application
RAID - Answers Redundant array of independent disks
Network services - Answers A resource the network makes available to its users, including
Client server application - Answers Data or service requested by one computer from another
Protocols - Answers A standard method or format for communication between netowork devices
TCP/IP suite - Answers A suite of networking protocols that includes TCP, IP,UDP, and many others.
TCP/IP provides the foundation for data exchange across the internet
HTTP ( Hypertext Transfer protocol) - Answers An application layer protocol that formulates and
interprets requests between web clients and servers
SSL ( Secure Sockets Layer) - Answers A method of encrypting TCP/IP transmissons- including web pages