- What’s the meaning of LAN?
a .The meaning of Lan is Local area network
- What does networking allow?
- Networking allows two or more computer systems to exchange information and share resources and peripherals.
- Define:
-Peer to Peer: Where the two computers have the same capabilities.
-Client Server: Where one computer acts as the server containing the main hard disk and controlling the others workstations or nodes.
- What’s the protocol for LAN?
- The protocol most common of the Lan is the Ethernet.
- What’s a router?
- The router is a device that forwards data packets, is needed to link a Lan to another network.
- What’s the meaning of WI FI?
- The meaning of WIFI is wireless fidelity.
- What’s a WLAN?
- It’s where the cables or wires are replaced by radio waves.
- What are “hotspots”?
- Hotspots are WLANs available for public use in places like airports and hotels, but sometimes the service is also available outdoors.
- What is “Topology”?
- Topology refers to the shape of a network.
- Name and describe the 3 types of topologies.
- Star: There is a central device to which all the workstations are directly connected. This central position can be occupied by a server.
- Bus: Every workstation is connected to a main cable called a bus.
- Ring: The workstations are connected to one another in a closed loop configuration.
- What’s the meaning of WAN?
- It’s mean Wide Area Networks.
- How WANs are usually linked?
- They are usually linked trough telephone lines, fibre-optic cables or satellites.
- What’s the name of the main transmission within a wan?
- The main transmission paths within a Wan are high speed lines called backbones.
- The most famous WAN is the Internet.
II. TRUE or FALSE
_F_ LANs are usually in a different building.
_F_ Two types of WANs are: Peer to peer and Client server.
_T_ Computers in a LAN share the same protocol.
_T_ Access points are necessary to build a WLAN.
_F_ Client Server: two computers have the same capabilities.
_T_ WANs have no geographical limits.
_F_ “Backbones” is the name of an Internet protocol.
_F_ There are four basic physical topologies.
III. Find 20 cognates in the text
- Computer
- Peripherals
- Architecture
- Client
- Server
- Disk
- Protocol
- Data
- Radio
- Access
- Creation
- Public
- Hotels
- University
- Basic
- Central
- Directly
- Connected
- Position
- Elements.