Usenet (User’s Network) is a communication medium where users read and send messages. In this environment, many servers send and record statements from one to another.
A node in a computer network is where many computers or devices converge. It can be an intranet, an extranet server, or a laptop.
Telecommunication is a way of communicating from one place to another. It can be two-way and involves technology.
Internet connection types may vary according to the basic needs of different environments, such as home or business, but there are standards with both low and broadband lines. Broadband lines, in particular, typically refer to and provide high-speed Internet access.
A satellite network has a ground-based station that uses a transceiver to control it. The network also has ground stations for users to send and receive communication through the satellite system.
The BGAN (Broadband Global Area Network) technology is a satellite network that offers fast voice and data connections. It uses small terminals that are similar in size to a laptop.
Network topology refers to organizing and designing a network. It allows computers in a network to communicate and share data.
Structured cabling means putting cables in a building correctly according to global rules. It makes a network that is organized and works well. Following these rules ensures the LAN works excellently and we can talk easily everywhere in the building.
A NIC (Network Interface Card) is a card that goes into a computer to connect it to a network. It allows the computer to share documents, printers, and internet access.
Routing involves finding optimal routes between networks in a topology. Determining the best path requires defining the criteria and metrics.
