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    Types of Network: Introduction To Data Communications and Networking

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    Transmission medium is the physical link that allows messages to travel between sender and receiver. Common transmission mediums include twisted-pair cable, coaxial cable, and fiber optic cable. A network allows computers to communicate and share resources by connecting devices through wired and wireless connections. When a request is made, the response is routed back to the sender through the network.

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    Types of Network: Introduction To Data Communications and Networking

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    Transmission medium is the physical link that allows messages to travel between sender and receiver. Common transmission mediums include twisted-pair cable, coaxial cable, and fiber optic cable. A network allows computers to communicate and share resources by connecting devices through wired and wireless connections. When a request is made, the response is routed back to the sender through the network.

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    INTRODUCTION TO DATA COMMUNICATIONS AND NETWORKING

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    Computer network

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    Transmission medium is the physical link that allows messages to travel between sender and receiver. Common transmission mediums include twisted-pair cable, coaxial cable, and fiber optic cable. A network allows computers to communicate and share resources by connecting devices through wired and wireless connections. When a request is made, the response is routed back to the sender through the network.

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    Transmission medium is the physical link that allows messages to travel between sender and receiver. Common transmission mediums include twisted-pair cable, coaxial cable, and fiber optic cable. A network allows computers to communicate and share resources by connecting devices through wired and wireless connections. When a request is made, the response is routed back to the sender through the network.

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    Transmission medium is the physical link by which a message travels

    from sender to receiver.


    Network allows computers to communicate with each other and share
    Exp:-twisted-pair cable,
    -coaxial cable, resources and communication the devices are connected with each other
    - fiber optic cable. through wired and wireless connection then the response of the request is
    routed back to the sender.

    TCP/IP
    INTRODUCTION TO (Transmission Control Protocol /Internet Protocol )
    DATA COMMUNICATIONS is a common worldwide standard that is basis for the Internet
    AND NETWORKING use by corporate network.
    Protocols are the set of rules that governs data communication
    Types of Network
    Local area Campus area Metropolitan area Wide Area
    networks networks networks Network
    TCP/IP Reference Model is a four-layered suite of
    (LAN) (CAN) (MAN) (WAN) communication protocols
    How does internet works?
    Internet works through a packet routing network in Difference between Network and Internet
    World Wide Web (WWW) / The Web accordance with the Internet Protocol (IP), the Transport
    - an information system where web resources are Control Protocol (TCP) and other protocols. Network Internet
    identified by Uniform Resource
    Restricted to limited Covers over larger continental
    Locators (URLs),which may be interlinked
    geographical up to few 100 Kms area worldwide
    by Hypertext, and are accessible over the Internet.
    The resources of the WWW accessed by a a web
    browser. Error rate is less, since it covers Error rate is more, since it
    lesser area covers larger area
    Computers r directly connected Connection is not physical
    Hypertext Markup Language(HTML)
    INTERNET: terminals,perpherals with wires
    -a text-based approach to describing how content -A network of computers linking many different or coaxial
    contained within an HTML file is structured. This markup types of computer over the world
    tells a web browser how to display text, images and Cost is almost negligible Cost is high
    -A very large wide area network (WAN)
    other forms of multimedia on a webpage. connecting computers and networks around the Security is not a concem Security plays an important role
    world
    -Users can get information from any other
    Cellular network / Mobile network The Domain Name System
    -a communication network where the last link is wireless. In a computer,if they have permission
    The Domain Name Service is structured as a hierarchy similar to the
    cellular network, each cell characteristically uses a different IP routing hierarchy. The computer requesting a name resolution
    set of radio frequencies from all their immediate neighbouring will be re-directed 'up' the hierarchy until a DNS server is found
    cells to avoid any interference.. Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) that can resolve the domain name in the request
    • Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) -is “the wireless use of electromagnetic fields to transfer data, for
    • Personal Communications Service (PCS) the purposes of automatically identifying and tracking tags
    • D-AMPS: Digital Advanced Mobile Phone Service attached to objects.

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