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 Hubs Hubs  Bridges Bridges  Switches Switches  On-Line On-Line  Off-line Off-line  Bibliography Bibliography

 A hub is a device used to connect multiple Ethernet devices and making them work as a single network.  It has a certain number of inputs and outputs which allows the connection. Back to contents

 A network bridge connects multiple networks.  This can be connecting different Local Area Networks for example. Back to contents

 A network switch is a networking device that connects network segments or network devices.  It is used for devices to communicate between each other successfully. Back to contents

 Online indicates a state of connectivity.  For example if you are ‘online’ in Face book, it means that you are currently connected to the server of Face book.  If you are online in a server, it means that you are connected to the server. Back to contents

 Offline indicates a state of non connectivity.  For example if you are ‘offline’ in Face book, it means that you are currently not connected to the server of Face book.  If you are offline in a server, it means that you are not connected to the server. Back to contents

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