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Internet, Intranet and extranet. By Ghazia Sohail And Elliot Goulding
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Internet Wide area network – huge connection of networks linked together via ‘gateways’. Need appropriate hardware/software but what is essential is an ISP (internet Service Provider). Search engines- a user can search relevant data anywhere on the internet, when searched, a hyperlink is provided to the most relevant to your particular search. other uses of the internet is keeping web logs, downloading, social networking etc.
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Intranet This is set up entirely within a company’s network. Data is transmitted through LAN (emails etc.) This would strictly be used by employees and other people within the company. Information found on this would typically include:- Direct messages Personal details Forthcoming events (bulletin) Staff availability – holidays and work rota
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Extranet This is access for a company that is outside the intranet. This would typically need a login in order to access this network and the data within it. This access would normally be through a firewall. BASICALLY It’s the same as intranet but access outside the company (e.g. logging into the college website from home)
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Advantages of use of the internet. instant contact with people (via email, messages, social networks etc.) downloading software – e.g. downloading music without getting out and buying an album. online shopping
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Disadvantages Always a risk of getting your data stolen – e.g. identity theft Inappropriate/explicit content – e.g. pornography, gambling, cyber bullying etc. Spam – this could heavily irritate the user by getting unwanted emails, adverts etc. Viruses – this could be a danger to your personal data.
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Questions What is the difference between intranet and extranet? What kind of network is used for the internet? List 2 features that could be used in the intranet? Advantages of the internet? Disadvantage of the internet?
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