1.1 systems and architecture

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  • Created on: 22-05-21 13:52
the component that allows a device to connect to a network, typical examples are Wi-Fi and Ethernet
NIC
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the point to which a wireless-enabled device connects to a network. it normally connects to or is built into a router.
WAP
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the role is to allow communication between multiple devices in a network
Hub
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to allow communication between multiple devices in a network. they are used in LAN networks
Switch
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designed to route packets across WID's such as the internet
Router
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a cable used for providing fast data transmissions and minimal interface. relatively easy to install.
UTP
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bulkier than a UTP and less convenient to install
coaxial cable
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a cable which transmits light at the speed of light to send binary code
fibre optic
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a commonly used connection as it gives portibility to devices and required minimal alteration to buildings. easy to add a new device to a network.
wireless
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a collection of computer systems that are linked together and can share data
network
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a device connected to a network via a link
node
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the interface on which multiple devices can communicate. such as cable or wireless
links
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a piece of computer hardware or software that accesses service made available by a server
client
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is an instance of a computer program that accepts and responds to requests made by another program, known as a client
server
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all devices are connected to one site
LAN
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typically covers a large geographical area, talking in many cities or worldwide
WAN
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personal devices are often connected to each other in a home or car
PAN
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wireless LAN
WLAN
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devices are connected in a city
MAN
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where multiple servers provide a large scale storage facility
SAN
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a part of the internet that is sealed from public use and reserved for an organisation, is not physically a network but behave as one
VPN
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the point to which a wireless-enabled device connects to a network. it normally connects to or is built into a router.

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WAP

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the role is to allow communication between multiple devices in a network

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Card 4

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to allow communication between multiple devices in a network. they are used in LAN networks

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Card 5

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designed to route packets across WID's such as the internet

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