Network Types and Topologies flashcards
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This GoConqr page gathers network types and topologies flashcards, from LAN and WAN definitions to bus, ring and star layouts. School students, university students and professional candidates can practise network terminology and comparisons, while teachers can find material for revision. The page lists over 60 user-made decks, spanning school, university and professional levels. Pick a deck to get started.
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30 cardsUnderstanding Basic Networking What are the three primary LAN topologies?
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175 cardsComputer Networks Data Rate and Latency 6 telegraph arms eachwith 4 positions 1)How many bits can be transmitted per second w...
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156 cardsCompTIA Network+ - Ch_1 Which Topology (star, bus, ring) would utilize a switch?
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20 cardsModule 11 EXPLAIN LAN & ADVANTAGES/DISADVANTAGES?
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93 cardsLAN Chp11 LAN are usually owned by -
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43 cardsChapter 6 Networking Why Use a LAN?
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28 cardsSCC 203 -Lecture 4 - Local Area Networks Why do we have multiple access protocols?
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12 cardsNetwork Match it Activities
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22 cardsNetworks LAN (Local Area Network) Local
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22 cardsUntitled
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22 cardsFlash Cards
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21 cardsNetwork Types
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12 cardsNetwork Topology Advantages of a Bus Topology!
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9 cardsBus, Ring and Star Topology Bus Topology / Bus Network
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5 cardsCommunication Network Topology ( topic 10 _
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9 cardsNetworks - Topologies What is a star topology?
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2 cardsBuses - Bus networks can be used to connect computers in a small organisation. - All signals are transmitted thro...
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10 cardsNetwork Topologies What is the definition of Topology?
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5 cardsUntitled
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8 cardsNetwork Topology Q. What sort of network is this?
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4 cardsLAN, WAN, PAN, VPN Definitions
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5 cardsTopologies
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6 cardsUntitled
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9 cardsFlashcards - computer network
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4 cardsNetworking Flashcards Virtual private networks (VPN)
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6 cardsNetwork types
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5 cardsFlash Cards
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8 cardsBillys cards
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6 cardsUntitled
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5 cardsNetwork types
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4 cardsComputer Networks Flashcards Flashcard revision on the definitions of network types.
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5 cardsUntitled
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3 cardsUntitled BUS Topology Cons -Fails easy -Slow data transfer with many devices -Data Collision -Low Security
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4 cardsFlashcards Wide Area Network (WAN)
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35 cardsnetworks What does Lan stand for?
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28 cardsRevision
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20 cardsUntitled
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20 cardsUntitled
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20 cardsTopology
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21 cardsUntitled
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GoConqr OriginalNetwork types and topologies flashcards
These decks offer questions and definitions on network types, connections and layouts. Network types covers LAN, WAN, MAN, PAN and VPN. Bus, Ring and Star Topology includes advantages and disadvantages of those layouts. Computer Networks includes questions on data rate and latency.
Build a revision routine
Start with LAN, WAN, PAN, VPN Definitions if you want to focus on network names. For layout comparisons, use the bus, ring and star deck. Read each prompt, recall the answer before turning the card, then return to the terms you found difficult.
If a list of definitions is hard to connect, switch to a mind map on the unit page to see ideas together. Use the unit’s notes when you want to read about a topic before returning to the cards. Choose a deck and work through it at your own pace.
Frequently asked questions
Which flashcard deck should I start with?
For network names, start with LAN, WAN, PAN, VPN Definitions. If you want to compare layouts instead, Bus, Ring and Star Topology includes cards on the advantages and disadvantages of those topologies. Both give you a focused topic to work through before exploring other decks.
What do the flashcards cover?
The listed decks cover network types such as LAN, WAN, MAN, PAN and VPN, as well as physical and logical topology. Some cards address bus, ring and star layouts; others cover connections or questions about data rate and latency. Decks vary in focus, so their titles are a useful starting point.
Are these flashcards free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed here is free to open and study without an account. The decks were made by GoConqr users, rather than GoConqr. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes.