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      • Computer Networks
    1. Networks
      • A computer network is any system of two or more computers that are linked together.
    2. Networks
      • Why is networking important ?
      Networks enable people to share computer hardware resources, to share data and software and allow people to collaborate in ways that other wise difficult.
    3. Network Classification
      • LAN
      • WAN
      • MAN
      • PAN
    4. Network Classification
      • LAN (Local Area Network)
      • Computers are physically close to each other, usually in the same building.
    5. Network Classification LAN hardware Each computer or peripheral in a LAN is called a node ; nodes are connected through hubs or switches . Hubs broadcast messages to all devices connected to a network but one at a time. A switch broadcast the messages only to a destination node and it can carry multiple messages simultaneously.
    6. Network Classification
      • MAN (Metropolitan area network)
      • Links two or more LANs within a city
      • (WAN) Wide area network
      • Extends over a long distance.
      • Each network site is a node on the network.
      • WANs are possible thanks to telephone lines, microwave towers, satellites and fiber-optic cables
    7. Network Classification
      • Bridges : hardware devices that connect segments of a network. They often translate messages so they can be understood by networks that obey different protocols .
      • Routers : hardware devices or software programs that route messages as they travel between networks.
      MAN/WAN hardware
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    9. Network Classification
      • It is a network that links a variety of personal electronic devices so they can communicate with each other,
      ( PAN) Personal Area Network generally through bluetooth technology.
    10. Wireless Technologies Is the transfer of information through the air rather than through cables. Wireless communication may be via:
      • radio frequency communication
      • microwave communication
      • infrared
    11. Modems
      • A modem is a device that converts digital signals from a computer's serial port to the analog signals required for transmission over traditional telephone lines, and vice versa.
      • Conversion is necessary because telephone lines were initially designed to handle the analog nature of the human voice, not data.
    12. Protecting the Network
      • The creation of bigger networks, has increased security risks
      • Firewalls : are hardware and software barriers that execute an access control policy among networks.

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