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| 2. | Type of firewall that inspects incoming data packets to make sure they correspond to an outgoing request |
| 3. | Provides grouping of the information for transmission |
| 4. | A technique where an electrical token circulates around a network-control of the token enables the user to gain access to the network |
| 5. | The first 3 bytes of the MAC address that identifies the manufacturer of the network hardware |
| 7. | Megabits per second |
| 9. | Wi-Fi Alliance-an organization that tests and certifies wireless equipment for compliance with the 802.11x standards |
| 11. | Establishes a secure netowrk connection and is a way to protect your LANs data from bing observed by outsiders |
| 12. | IP addresses set aside for use in private intranets |
| 14. | Access to the netork is provided at fixed time intervals |
| 15. | Where NAT translates the home network's private IP address to a single public IP address |
| 16. | Transmit and receive signal pairs are crossed to properly align the transmit signal on on devices with the receive signal on the other device |
| 17. | A netowrk that useds IP addressing from identifying devices connected tot the network. |
| 20. | Another name for a hub |
| 21. | Uses radio signals to establish the network connection |
| 24. | Name that is used to identify your wireless network and is used by your access point or wireless router to establish an association |
| 26. | Command used to test that a device on the network is reachable |
| 27. | A hub that manages the passing of the token in a token-ring network |
| 30. | Architecture of a network. |
| 31. | Sent by each of the connected devices via the twisted-pair cables when data is not being transmitted to indicate that the link is still up |
| 33. | Device that relays the wireless signals from an access point or wireless router into areas with a weak signal or no signal at all |
| 37. | Protocol used to verify that a communication link between two ethernet devices has been established. |
| 39. | Indicates that the transmit and receive pairs are properly aligned |
| 40. | Transmit and receive signal pairs are aligned end-to-end |
| 41. | Transmission control Protocol/Internet Protocol, the protocol suite used for internetworks such as the Internet |
| 43. | The computers share the media (coaxial cable) for data transmission |
| 44. | Allows the connection of a hub or switch to another hub or switch without having to use a crossover cable |
| 46. | An internal network that provides file and resource sharing but is not accessed from the internet. |
| 50. | Set of rules established for users to exchange information. |
| 52. | A limited geographic area that provides wireless access for the public |
| 53. | Command used to display the computer's address |
| 55. | Forwards a frame it receives directly out the port associated with its destination address |
| 59. | Internet Control Message Protocol |