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LAN
Local Area Network
Networks close to each other and high speed
WAN
Wide Area Network
slower than LAN using point to point or MPLS, terratistal or non terrstial
PAN
Personal Area Network
bluetooth, fitbit, IR,NFC
MAN
Metropolitan Area Network
inbetwwen LAN and WAN use metro ethernet or a cities own fiber
SAN
Storage Area Network
Orgs use this for high speed that stores data
own network as it makes it faster
WLAN
Wireless Local Area Network
adds mobility to LAN
Cable Crimper
A tool used to attach a connector onto the end of a cable, causing the internal RJ-45 pins to pierce the insulation of the wires, thus creating contact between the conductors at each wire.
WiFi analyzer
Tool for checking/diagnosing issues on a wireless network in 802.11.
spectrum analyzer
A device that can detect the source of interference on a wireless network.
Tone generator
A small electronic device that issues a signal on a wire pair. When used in conjunction with a tone locator, it can help locate the termination of a wire pair.
Punch down Block
A device that connects one group of wires to another through a system of metal pegs.
cable tester
An electrical instrument that verifies if a signal is transmitted by a cable. Also called a media tester.
loopback plug
Checks to see if the data over the cable is sent correctly
Physical tap
Allows you do disconnect link, put it in the middle of the link, then get a copy of all traffic going through
port mirror
A monitoring port on a switch. Gets a copy of everything sent through
LCD
Liquid Crystal Display
lightweight, low power, inexpensive, need a backlight
TN LCD
Twisted Nematic LCD
with fast response for gaming times but poor viewing at diffrent angles
VA LCD
Vertical alignment LCD
A good compromise between TN and IPS
Good color representation
Slower response times than TN
OLED
Organic light emitting diode.
A display technology that uses electroluminescence to light red green and blue subpixels that is thinner and lighter with no backlight
Mini LED
Many small LED backlights, better local dimming, improved contrast over standard LCD, not as good as OLED for blacks
Digitizer
The touchscreen overlay technology that converts finger and stylus contact
into input data for the device to use.
backlight
Use LED (DC/Direct current) or fluorescents (AD/Alternating current)
pixel density
Number of pixels per inch or centimeter. Higher pixels mean a more detailed display if it is smaller.4k is more detailed on a smaller screen than a bigger screen
Hz
Hertz
cycles per second
fps
(Frames Per Second) unit of playback speed of an animation
v sync
Process of synchronizing fps and hz.
4k
3840x2160
1440
2560x1440
HD
1920 x 1080
720
1280x720
Color Gamut
the range of colors that can be displayed by any given device
sRGB standard
Standard red green blue
Satellite networking
- Non-terrestrial communication
- 100 Mbit/s down, 5 Mbit/s up
- High latency (250 ms up/down)
- High frequencies (2 GHz)
Fiber
high speed data communication that is expensive, transmits lots of data and transmits through light
broadband
a high-capacity transmission technique using a wide range of frequencies, which enables a large number of messages to be communicated simultaneously.
cable
a transmission using copper wire (like cable television)
Usually 50 Mbits-1,000 Mbits/1 gigabut
DOCSIS
Data Over Cable Service Interface Specification
A security technology used for filtering packets and maintaining customer privacy on cable Internet services
DSL
Digital Subscriber Line. A method of connecting to the Internet via a phone line.
ADSL
Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line
faster download speed 200mbit downstream 20mbit upstream. farther you are from the DSL longer it takes
Tethering
Transforms a smartphone or Internet-capable tablet into a wireless router for one device.
hotspot
Provides internet for multiple people at once
WISP
Wireless Internet Service Provider
Connects rural/remote locations
10-1,000 Mgbits
IPv4
The Internet Protocol version 4
has 8 bits per octet (32)
Subnet Mask
indicates what kind of subnet/IP group the device belongs to.
Default Gateway
In a TCP/IP network, the nearest router to a particular host.
static IP address
An IP address that is manually assigned to a device and remains constant until it is manually changed or changed on the DCHP server.
APIPA
Automatic Private IP Addressing
Gives an IP if it cant get one that communicates on your local subnet
169.254.0.0-169.254.255.255
IP reservation
An IP address that is set aside by a DHCP server for a specific network client, which is identified by its MAC address.
IPv6
The Internet Protocol version 6
has 16 bits per octect (128)
Class A
Private IP range
10.0.0.0-10.255.255.255
Class B
Private IP range
172.16.0.0-17.31.255.255
Class C
Private IP range
192.168.0.0-192.168.255.255
Router
A type of computer that forwards data across a network
Layer 3 Switch
A type of switch that operates as a router
Switch
A device for finding the destination for an IP based on its MAC
ASIC
Application Specific Integrated Circuit
used in Switches
PoE
Power over ethernet
data and power in one cable
15.4 watt, 350 max current
Unmanaged Switch
minimal configuration options and has no IP address assigned to it.
Managed Switch
Allows the network administrator to monitor, configure, and manage select network features
AP
Access point
provide access to a wired network to wireless clients.
Patch Panel
A wall-mounted panel of data receptors into which cross-connect patch cables from the punch-down block are inserted.
Firewall
block unauthorized access while permitting outward communication.
PoE+
Connect larger devices
25.5 watts , 600 max current
PoE++
51 watts and 600 mA maximum
Large devices
ONT
Optical network terminal
fiber cable connects to box outside location to convert it to copper
NIC
A Network Interface Card
is a piece of hardware that allows a computer to connect to a network.
VLAN
Virtual local area network.
group several different devices together over one broadcast domain
VPN
Virtual private network.
Encrypts all data going over a network
Client to site VPN
decrypts any data being sent to a corporate network
Site-to-Site VPN
A virtual private network in which multiple sites can connect to other sites over the Internet. (both sites encrypt data)
DHCP
Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol
A service used to automatically assign an IP
udp/67 udp/68
DORA
Discovery, Offereing, Request, Acknowledge
DHCP sessions four step process
DHCP scope
All available IP addresses and hides all static IPS
DHCP pool
The predefined range of addresses that can be leased to any network device (192.168.1.0 would be a pool)
DHCP reservation
An IP address that is set aside by a DHCP server for a specific network client
DNS
Domain Name System
converting domain names into IP addresses.
udp/53
DNS Hierarchy
• .com, .net, .edu, .org
• .professormesser, . runescape, .google
• www, live, mail, east, west
• trey/katie ... ethan/judy
dig command
Linux command to get IP address for a domain
NS lookup
Windows command to get IP address for a domain
RR
Resource Record
records of IP for DNS
A
defines IPv4 address for host
AAAA
defines IPv6 address for host
CNAME
Canonical Name
an alias of an existing domain
MX
Mail exchanger
Determines the host name for the mail server
TXT
text records
human-readable text information for a domain
DKIM
domain keys identified mail
digitally sign your outgoing mail on DNS
SPF
Sender policy framework
list of email servers allowed to send messages with your domain name
DMARC
Domain-based Message Authentication, Reporting, and Conformance
prevents spoofing and gets rid of spam mail
Li-ion
lithium-ion battery
can be recharged (memory)
LiPo
lithium-ion polymer
can be recharged (memory)
Keyboard
The most frequently used input device that usually can be removed easily
USB Keyboard
Allows to find difficulties in your regular keyboard
DIMM
Dual In-line Memory Module
a small circuit board, capable of holding several memory chips
64 bit data width
SO-DIMM
Small Outline Dual In-line Memory Module
About half the width as a DIMM
SSD
Solid state drive
a storage device that has no moving parts
M.2 SSD
Smaller SSD and no power cables
Magnetic Disk
Hard drive with moving parts
Imaging Software
software that creates a digital version of an drive in order to put the data on a new drive
Mini PCI
Specialized form of PCI designed for use in laptops.
PCI
Peripheral Component Interconnect
card that connects Bluetooth or 802.11