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What Is a Network? Definition of a Network Computer Networking Introduction Uses for a Computer Network Two Major Types of Networks 1 Powered by DeSiaMore

Stand-Alone Environment 2 Powered by DeSiaMore

Simple Computer Network 4 Powered by DeSiaMore

Stand-Alone Printer 6 Powered by DeSiaMore

Sharing a Printer 7 Powered by DeSiaMore

Local Area Network 8 Powered by DeSiaMore

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Wide Area Network 9 Powered by DeSiaMore

WAN Powered by DeSiaMore

Network Configuration Components of a Network Peer-to-Peer Networks Server-Based Networks 10 Powered by DeSiaMore

Common Network Elements 11 Powered by DeSiaMore

Typical Networks 12 Powered by DeSiaMore

Peer-to-Peer Network 13 Powered by DeSiaMore

Server-Based Network 14 Powered by DeSiaMore

Specialized Servers 15 Powered by DeSiaMore

Network Topology Designing the Network Topology Standard Topologies Variation of Topologies Selecting a Topology 17 Powered by DeSiaMore

Bus Topology 18 Powered by DeSiaMore

Data Sent to All Computers 19 Powered by DeSiaMore

Terminator Absorbs Signal 20 Powered by DeSiaMore

Unplugged Cable 21 Powered by DeSiaMore

Combine Cable Segments 22 Powered by DeSiaMore

Repeaters Amplify Signal 23 Powered by DeSiaMore

Simple Star Network 24 Powered by DeSiaMore

Simple Ring Network 25 Powered by DeSiaMore

Token Passes Around Ring 26 Powered by DeSiaMore

Mesh Topology 27 Powered by DeSiaMore

Hub Central to Star Topology 28 Powered by DeSiaMore

Hybrid Hub 29 Powered by DeSiaMore

Break Affects One Computer 30 Powered by DeSiaMore

Star-Bus Network 31 Powered by DeSiaMore

Star-Ring Network 32 Powered by DeSiaMore