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network
a connection between two or more devices
advanced research projects agency network (arpanet)
The network that was originally connected three universities and served as the basis for the modern internet
personal area network (pan)
networks with a small number of devices that cover a short distance
local area network (lan)
small network that can connect two or more devices in a local area
metropolian area network (man)
city-sized network that uses fiber optic cabling to connect multiple LANs
wide area network (wan)
largest type of network that can connect devices across different continents
campus area network
network type that connects multiple LAN’s, are smaller than MAN’s, and are usually used by organizations
topology
visual map that determines the structure of a network
physical topology
type of topology where devices and cables in a network are designed based on physical location
logical topology
topology designed based on the network’s data flow rather than the physical location of devices
ring
topoology where data travels in a loop until it reaches it’s destination
star
the most common topology where all device are connected to and all data flows through a centralized networking device
mesh
topology w/o centralized networking device and each device is connected to each other
mesh
what topology isn’t suitable for large networks?
full-mesh
mesh topology where al device is connected to other devices via cable
partial-mesh
mesh topology where a device isn’t connected to other devices via cable.
bus
topology where all travel travels bidirectionally on a single cable
point-to-point
topology consisting of two devices connected to each other
point-to-point
two phones connected during a phone call is an example of what topology?
tree
topology that combines elements of the star and bus topologies