The document defines key terms related to computer networks, including protocols, IP versions, Ethernet, Fast Ethernet, bandwidth, and different types of networks. It provides definitions for protocols as sets of rules that allow communication between devices, and defines Ethernet as a type of cabling developed at Xerox PARC for computer networks. Backbones are described as larger transmission lines that carry data from interconnected smaller lines.

2. OBJECTIVE
STUDENTS CAN BE TO IDENTIFIED Equipment Used
In Computer Networks

3. Term In Computer Networks
1. Protocol (TCP IP / OSI)
2. Internet Protocol (IP) V4 and V6
3. Ethernet
4. Fast Ethernet
5. Gigabit Ethernet
6. Backbone
7. Bandwidth
8. LAN, MAN, WAN, PAN, and CAN
9. Gateway
10. Client and Server
11. DNS
12. Computer Name
13. Workgroup
14. Ping
15. Topologi
16. VLAN
17. Wi-Fi
18. Fire Wall

4. Term In Computer Networks
1. Protocol (TCP IP / OSI)
A protocol is a set of rules or standards or allow a relationship,
communication and transfer of data between two or more
computer point.
The protocol can be implemented in hardware, software or a
combination of both.
a. De Jure
b. De Facto

5. Term In Computer Networks
2. Internet Protocol (IP) V4 and V6
Ethernet is a type of cabling and signal processing for computer data network
developed by Robert Metcalfe and David Boggs at the Xerox Palo Alto Research
Center (PARC) in 1972.

6. Term In Computer Networks
3. Ethernet

7. Term In Computer Networks
4. Fast Ethernet
Category 5 UTP

8. Term In Computer Networks
5. Backbone
A backbone is a larger transmission line that carries data gathered from smaller lines
that interconnect with it.

9. Term In Computer Networks
6. Bandwidth (Mbps)
Packet Loss, Latency, Jitter and Throughput

10. Term In Computer Networks
7. LAN, MAN, WAN, PAN, and CAN

11. Term In Computer Networks
8. Gateway
A gateway is a node (router) in a computer network, a key stopping point for data on
its way to or from other networks

12. conclusion