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    Name _______________________________________________________ Date ________________ 

    Chapter 1Student Version

    Chapter 1 Objectives:

    • Explain how multiple networks are used in everyday life.

    • Explain the topologies and devices used in a small to medium-sized business

    network.

    • Explain the basic characteristics of a network that supports communication in a

    small to medium-sized business.

    • Explain trends in networking that will aect the use of networks in small to medium-

    sized businesses.

    Required Materials:

    !eading "rganizer

    #acket $racer %ctivities&'.(.).) #acket $racer - !epresenting the Network*nstructions+abs& '.,.'.( lass %ctivity - Draw our oncept of the *nternet *nstructions

    '.'.'./ +ab - !esearching Network ollaboration $ools'.(.0.0 +ab - !esearching onverged Network 1ervices'.0.'.0 +ab - 2apping the *nternet'.).).0 +ab - !esearching *$ and Networking 3ob "pportunities'.4.'.' lass %ctivity - Draw our oncept of the *nternet Now *nstructions

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    Name__________________________________________________________ Date ________________ 

    Chapter 1

    Reading OrganizerStudent Version

    Note& the !eading "rganizer has weighted scoring. %ny 9uestion with the wordexplain or dene in it is expected to have a longer answer and is worth twopoints each.

    !"ter co#pletion o" this chapter$ %ou should be able to:

    • Explain how multiple networks are used in everyday life.

    • Explain the topologies and devices used in a small to medium-sized business

    network.

    • Explain the basic characteristics of a network that supports communication in a

    small to medium-sized business.

    • Explain trends in networking that will aect the use of networks in small to medium-

    sized businesses.

    1&1 'loball% Connected

    '. :hat is the *oE or *nternet of Everything;

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    0. +ist some of the forms of communications that can be accessed by a global

    audience.

    a. 1ocial 2edia

    b. $ext 2essages

    c. 1kype

    d. #odcasting

    e. #eer to #eer

    f.

    g.

    ). :hat is the purpose of a 1"?" or 1mall "@ce=?ome "@ce;

    :ork from home or remote location.

    4. :hat does the term *nternet mean;

    ollection of private

    A. :hat is the simplest peer-to-peer network;

    ( computers connected

    B. :hat are the advantages of peer-to-peer networking;

    a. Easy to setup

    )

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    b. not expensive

    c.

    d.

    /. :hat are the disadvantages of peer-to-peer networking;

    a. Not secure

    b. no administration

    c. slower peformance

    d. not scaleable

    1&( )!Ns$ *!Ns$ and the +nternet

    >. +ist the three network infrastructure categories of network components;

    a. lient

    b. 2edia

    c. 1ervices

    ',. +ist examples of intermediary network devices.

    a. 1witches

    b. !outers

    c. 6irewalls

    d.

    ''. #rocesses running on the intermediary network devices perform what functions;

    a.

    b.

    c.

    d.

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    e.

    f.

    '(. :hat is network media;

    '0. :hat are the three most common types of media;

    a.

    b.

    c.

    '). Dierent types of network media have dierent features and beneCts. Not all networkmedia has the same characteristics and is appropriate for the same purpose. :hat are thecriteria for choosing network media;

    a.

    b.

    c.

    d.

    '4. +ist and explain the two types of topology diagrams.

    a. ___________________________________________5

    b. ___________________________________________5

    A

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    'A. Explain the function of each of the device categories listed below.

    End Devices 5

    *ntermediary Devices 5

    Network 2edia 5

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    'B. +ist the device name and check whether the component icon is an End Device8

    *ntermediary Device8 or Network 2edia.

    '/. Explain the two most common types of network infrastructures.

    a. ___________________________________________5

    b. ___________________________________________5

    '>. Explain the other types of networks available.

    a. ___________________________________________5

    /

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    b. ___________________________________________5

    c. ___________________________________________5

    (,. +ocal %rea Networks +%Ns are a network infrastructure that spans a small

    geographical area. Explain what speciCc features +%Ns include&

    a.

    b.

    c.

    ('. :ide %rea Networks :%Ns are a network infrastructure that spans a wide

    geographical area. :%Ns are typically managed by service providers 1# or *nternet

    1ervice #roviders *1#. Explain what speciCc features :%Ns include&

    a.

    b.

    c.

    ((. Explain what the *nternet is;

    (0. Explain the following terms&

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    a. *ntranet 5

    b. Extranet 5

    (). +ist the most common way home users connect to the internet through an *1#.

    a.

    b.

    c.

    d.

    e.

    (4.

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    e.

    (B. "ut of all the internet connection options which ones do not re9uire a physical cable to

    be run to the building;

    a.

    b.

    (/. Explain in detail the following common connection options for organizations.

    a. Dedicated +eased +ine 5

    b. 2etro Ethernet 5

    c. D1+ 5

    d. 1atellite 5

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    1&, -he Net.or/ as a 0lat"or#

    (>. Explain what a converged network is.

    0,. $here are four basic characteristics that underlying network architectures need toaddress in order to meet user expectations. $hese are&

    a.

    b.

    c.

    d.

    0'. Explain how network architecture that is built to be fault tolerant.

    0(. :hat is redundancy;

    00. Explain in how a ircuit-1witched onnection works.

    0). Explain in detail how a #acket-1witched onnection works.

    '(

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    04. :hat is scalability within a network infrastructure;

    0A. $he point where *1#s interconnect is often called a ___borders_________________ ;

    0B. :hat is the purpose of each of the following *1# $ierGs;

    a. $ier-' 5 internatonal and national

    b. $ier-( 5

    c. $ier-0 5 local

    0/. :hat is Huality of 1ervice;

    0>. $here are two types of network security concerns that must be addressed. +ist andexplain both.

    a. ___________________________________________5

    b. ___________________________________________5

    ),. *n order to achieve the goals of network security8 there are three primaryre9uirements. +ist and explain each.

    a. ___________________________________________5

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    b. ___________________________________________5

    c. ___________________________________________5

    ')

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    )'. 1elect the appropriate column to identify the network architecture re9uirement to

    which each characteristic or feature belongs.

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    1& -he Changing Net.or/ 2nviron#ent

    'A

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    )(. Explain . :hat are the four primary types of clouds;

    a.

    b.

    c.

    d.

    4,. :hat is a data center used for;

    51. What is powerline networking?

    4(. :hat is a Wireless Internet Service Provider (WISP)?

    53. Where are WISPs commonly o!nd?

    4). "nother wireless sol!tion or the home and small #!sinesses is wireless #road#and. $%plain this technology.

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    44. :hy should network security be implemented in multiple layers;

    4A. %t a minimum8 home or small o@ce network security should include what options;

    a.

    b.

    4B. :hat other security options should larger networks include;

    a.

    b.

    c.

    d.

    4/. Draw a line between the correct term and its deCnition.

    6irewall %n attack which slows down or crashes e9uipmentand programsIero-Day %ttack 6ilters network access and data tra@c

    Jirus8 :orm8 or $roKan