- is a PRIVATE NETWORK within an organization that RESEMBLES the INTERNET

- ORGANIZATIONS use — to PROVIDE INFORMATION to their employees

- typical applications include electronic telephone directories, email addresses, employee information, internal job openings and much more

- is a private network that connects MORE THAN ONE ORGANIZATIONS

- many organizations use the internet technologies to allow suppliers, customers and business partner LIMITED ACCESS to their network

- the purpose is to increase EFFICIENCY and reduce COSTS

- is a public network

- is WORLDWIDE COLLECTION OF NETWORKS that links million of business, government agencies, educational institution and individuals

- — users can access service like web browsing, email, file transfer, mailing list, chat rooms, instant messaging and newsgroups

TYPES OF NETWORK COMMUNICATION

On a network built using the —, the devices communicate to other devices through a CENTRAL COMPUTER referred to as a —.

The — is a TERMINAL with HIGH PROCESSING POWER, which provides services for the other computers on the network.

The — is a terminal that ACCESSES THE RESOURCES available on a server.

On a network built using the —, NO SPECIFIC DISTINCTION exists between a client and a server.

PEER-TO-PEER ARCH node CAN — as well as — for a service from another node on the network.

The — allows sharing of resources, data, and users.

PTP Architecture NODE on the network has — over the network resources.

A —, in general, is a composition of TWO DIFFERENT TYPES OF ELEMENTS.

A — is created to get the BENEFITS OF BOTH, the PEER-TO-PEER and the CLIENT-SERVER architectures in a network.

The — is a LOGICAL DESIGN that determines how the devices in the network communicate.

CLASSIFICATION OF NETWORK ARCHITECTURE

A — is a computer network used for COMMUNICATION AMONG COMPUTER and different information technological devices CLOSE TO ONE PERSON.

It is a SMALL NETWORK established for communication between different devices such as laptops, computers, mobiles, and PDAs.

A PAN may include — devices.

The reach of a PAN typically extends to —

A — is a network that connects computers and devices in a LIMITED GEOGRAPHICAL AREA

such as a HOME, SCHOOL, OFFICE BUILDING, or closely positioned group of buildings.

IN LAN, EACH computer or device on the network is a —.

WIRED — are most likely based on —

is HIGH SPEED NETWORK that connects LOCAL AREA NETWORK IN METROPOLITAN AREA

A MAN typically includes _ but covers a smaller geographically area than a —.

A — is a computer network that covers a LARGE GEOGRAPHIC AREA

such as a CITY, COUNTRY, or even intercontinental distances.

A — uses a COMMUNICATIONS CHANNEL that COMBINES MANY types of MEDIA such as telephone lines, cables, and air waves.

A — often makes use of TRANSMISSION FACILITIES provided by common carriers, such as telephone companies.

One of the most prominent examples of the existing WANS is the —

TYPES OF NETWORK(Based on the size and the coverage area)

— have highly BENEFITED VARIOUS FIELDS of EDUCATIONAL SECTORS, business world and many organizations.

They can be SEEN EVERYWHERE they connect people all over the world.

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