GOOD DAY!
OUR 5 CLASSROOM
RULES
Be on time.
Raise your hand if you have
questions.
Listen to your teacher talking in
front.
Be nice
Keep our classroom clean.
OBJECTIVES:
At the end of discussion
students should be able to:
Identify networking
devices
NETWOR
K
WHAT IS NETWORK?
consists of two or more
computers that are
linked in order to share
resources such as
printer, exchange files,
or allow electronic
communication.
There are three basics types of
networks which includes the
following:
Local Area Network (LAN)
Metropolitan Area Network
(MAN)
Wide Area Network (WAN)
Local Area Network (LAN)
is a network that is
confined to a relatively
small area. It is generally
limited to a geographic
are such as a writing lab,
school, or building
Metropolitan Area Network (MAN)
Is a network that interconnects users with
computer resources in a geographic area or
region large than that covered by even a
larger local area network (LAN) but
smaller than the area covered by the wide
area network (WAN).
Wide Area Network (WAN)
Connects larger geographic
areas, such as Florida, the
United States, or the world
Networking Devices
is Consists of but are not
limited to the local printers,
workstations, servers,
webcams, data loggers,
instruments, dial-in devices,
and, in general anything that
requires an Ethernet
connections.
Hub
is a small, simple,
inexpensive device
that joints multiple
computers
together.
Ethernet switch
is a device that
gathers the signals
that are connected to
it, and then
regenerates a new
copy of each signal.
Bridge
is a device filters
data traffic at a
network
boundary.
Routers
Are small physical
devices that join
multiple networks
together.
Network gateway
is an internetworking
system capable of
joining together two
network that use
different base
protocols.
Network interface
is a device that connects
a client computer,
server, printer or other
component to your
network.
Modem
Is a contraction of the
terms modular and
demodulator.
performs a simple
function; they translate
digital signals from a
computer into analog
signals that can travel
across conventional
phone lines.
Network Firewall
Protects a computer
network from unauthorized
access.
May be hardware devices,
software programs, or a
combination of the two.
And also guard an internal
computer network (home,
school, business intranet)
against malicious access
from outside.