Network Components

(a) A browsercableshubinterfaceInternetIntranetmetropolitannetworkServicewide is any collection of devices used to communicate and share information and resources.

(b) Computers, scanners, printers and a browsercableshubinterfaceInternetIntranetmetropolitannetworkServicewide which is used to connect the computers together, are some devices in a basic network.

(c) In a network, devices communicate with one another by copper or fibre-optic browsercableshubinterfaceInternetIntranetmetropolitannetworkServicewide, radio waves or infra-red rays.

(d) Personal computers that are connected to one another in a network have network browsercableshubinterfaceInternetIntranetmetropolitannetworkServicewide cards. These are used to connect the personal computers to the network.

(e) A browsercableshubinterfaceInternetIntranetmetropolitannetworkServicewide area network connects multiple local area networks and metropolitan area networks that are located in different geographical locations.

(f) A browsercableshubinterfaceInternetIntranetmetropolitannetworkServicewide area network connects 2 or more local area networks.

(g) The browsercableshubinterfaceInternetIntranetmetropolitannetworkServicewide is a system of linked networks that are worldwide. It facilitates data communication services.

(h) An browsercableshubinterfaceInternetIntranetmetropolitannetworkServicewide is a localized version of Internet. It is available only within an organization.

(i) A Web browsercableshubinterfaceInternetIntranetmetropolitannetworkServicewide is a program that allows you to access the World Wide Web.

(j) An Internet browsercableshubinterfaceInternetIntranetmetropolitannetworkServicewide Provider is a company that enables individuals and companies to access the Internet.