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NETWORK

COMMUNICATION DEVICES NETWORK TOPOLOGY ARCHITECTURE TYPE OF NETWORKS TRANSMISSION MEDIA NETWORK TECHNOLOGIES COMMUNICATION DEVICES

NETWORK ARCHITECTURE TOPOLOGY TECHNOLOGY TYPES COMMUNICATION DEVICES PROTOCOL TRANSMISSION MEDIA SOFTWARE

NETWORK TOPOLOGY ARCHITECTURE TYPES TECHNOLOGY DEVICES PROTOCOL STAR RING BUS PEER TO PEER CLIENT-SERVER LAN MAN WAN TECHNOLOGY DEVICES NETWORK INTRANET EXTRANET INTERNET NIC HUB ROUTER MODEM ACCESS POINT PROTOCOL 192.168.1.3 TCP/IP SOFTWARE MEDIUM NETWORK OPERATING SYSTEM CLIENT SOFTWARE PYSHICAL / WIRELESS TWISTED PAIR, COAXIAL, FIBRE OPTIC INFRARED, RADIOWAVE, SATELLITE

Network What the advantages of computer network ? Standalone

Advantages of Network Sharing of peripheral devices. Sharing of program/software. Sharing of files. Sharing of data. Sharing of information. Sharing of internet connection. Access to database. Better communication.

TYPE OF NETWORK LAN MAN WAN

TOPOLOGY HUB terminator

ARCHITECTURE client request data server to supply data client - server HUB HUB server to supply data client - server peer to peer

ARCHITECTURE peer to peer client - server

ARCHITECTURE peer to peer client - server

SERVER

SERVER ROOM

SERVER ROOM

TYPES OF SERVER FILE SERVER PRINT SERVER EMAIL SERVER WEB SERVER A computer that provides access to files for client that are connected to the network FILE SERVER A computer that manages printers and print requests from other nodes and network . PRINT SERVER A computer that controls the distribution and storage of e-mail messages EMAIL SERVER A computer that delivers (serves up) web pages . WEB SERVER FTP SERVER

COMMUNICATION DEVICES

NIC wired network wireless network adapter

USB wireless Adapter

Access Point

+ + Access Point Router Modem 3 in 1 =

ROUTER port

HUB SWITCH

MODEM

internet X hub router access point wired network wireless network

Z X Internet

Internet X Z Z

Analog signal X X modem modem Digital signal Digital signal

MODEM

TRANMISSION MEDIA PHYSICAL WIRELESS

TWISTED PAIR CABLE RJ45 connector

COAXIAL CABLE T-CONNECTOR TERMINATOR BNC CONNECTOR

SC connector ST connector FC connector FIBRE OPTIC MT-RJ connector

FIBRE OPTIC

Home Theater Optical Cable subwoofer left center right left surround right surround Audio-Video Cable

INFRARED

BLUETOOTH IEEE 802.15.1

IEEE 802.11

SATELLITE

satellite earth-based station

SOFTWARE SYSTEM SOFTWARE APPLICATION SOFTWARE UTILITY WORD PROCESSOR OPERATING SYSTEM PRESENTATION SPREADSHEET DATABASE EMBEDDED NETWORK GRAPHIC STANDALONE GAMES

EMBEDDED STAND-ALONE NETWORK OPERATING SYSTEM OPERATING SYSTEM WINDOWS CE WINDOWS XP WINDOWS 2003 SERVER EMBEDDED LINUX LINUX LINUX PALM OS UNIX UNIX SYMBIAN OS MAC OS X NETWARE DOS SOLARIS

NETWORK OPERATING SYSTEM WINDOWS XP WINDOWS XP WINDOWS XP WINDOWS 2003 SERVER NETWORK OPERATING SYSTEM WINDOWS XP CLIENT-SERVER CLIENT OPERATING SYSTEM

WINDOWS XP WINDOWS XP WINDOWS XP WINDOWS XP PEER TO PEER WINDOWS XP