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Two or more connected computers that can share resources. |
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A _____ is usually restricted to spanning a particular geographic location like an office building, or a home office. |
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To make administration easier, LAN's can be split into smaller logical zones known as what? |
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_______ are often seriously powerful computers that run more than one CPU and whose resources are available to other users on the network to access when needed. |
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Servers run specialized software for the network's maintenance and control known as what? |
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What type of network is characterized by a lack of a dedicated server? |
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What is the formula for determining the number of links in a mesh network. |
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Which physical network topology can use a wireless access point as a connecting device. |
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Only that work station loses its ability to communicate |
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In a physical-star topology, what happens when a workstation loses its physical connection to another device/ |
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Which type of topology has the greatest number of physical connections? |
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What is a logical grouping of networks and resources connected to administratively defined ports on a switch? |
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Any device on the network that can ask for access to resources from a workstation is called what? |
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An internetwork thats made up of a lot of interconnected computers located in a lot of different places is also known as what? |
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Defines the specific characteristics of a network, such as where all the workstations and other devices are located, and the precise arrangement of all the physical media, like cables. |
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Determines how data moves throughout a network. |
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The capability of a computer or a network system to respond to a condition automatically, often resolving it, which reduces the impact on the system. |
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Point-to-Multipoint Topology |
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This topology consists of a sucession of connections between an interface on one router to multiple destination routers. One point of connection to multiple points of connection |
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what type of network topology do you have a direct connection between two routers, giving you one communication path. The routers can either be linked by a serial cable, making it a physical network, or be far apart and only connected by a circuit within a frame relay network, making it a logical network. |
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Which LAN topology is characterized by all devices being daisy-chained together with the devices at each end being connected to only one other device.? |
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