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1
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a section of the network that includes the cable and nodes that are connected to a device.
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5
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used to connect two network segments together.
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8
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allows you to provide instructions to your computer so that it knows what to do.
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9
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include the physical pieces used to transport data from one computer to another.
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10
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used to connect protocols, or protocol stacks, to the NIC.
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12
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each computer is connected to every other computer by separate cabling.
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15
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determines the sequence in which the operating system runs the protocol.
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16
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the process of changing the digital signal to an analog signal on the sending computer.
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17
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encode information numerically, using 0's and 1's.
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19
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a combination of protocols.
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21
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stretches out in different directions from a central location.
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22
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refers to the transfer and routing of information between a variety of network types.
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23
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signal overflow from an adjacent wire.
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24
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hardware device that is used to network multiple computers together.
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27
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two or more computer systems connected together to exchange data.
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28
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hiring an outside company to handle various information technology.
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31
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define how network devices communicate with each other.
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32
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a computer that requests, or orders, information from a server.
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33
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distinct pieces of information, such as a file or entries in a database.
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34
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one portion of a journey between two points.
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