Save
Network devices
Save
Share
Learn
Content
Leaderboard
Share
Learn
Created by
Maya clarke
Visit profile
Cards (8)
What is a hub in networking?
A hub is similar to a switch but broadcasts data to all devices connected.
View source
What is the function of a firewall?
A firewall is a security device that monitors and controls incoming and outgoing network traffic based on security rules.
View source
How does an access point function in a network?
An access point extends wireless connectivity to devices, allowing them to connect to a wired network wirelessly.
View source
What is the role of a router in networking?
A router directs traffic between different networks, such as between a
LAN
and the
internet.
View source
What is the primary function of a switch?
A
switch
connects devices within a
LAN
, forwarding data only to the device that needs it.
View source
What are the key differences between a hub and a switch?
Hub:
broadcasts
data to
all
connected devices.
Switch:
forwards
data only to the
specific
device that needs it.
View source
What are the main functions of a firewall?
Monitors
incoming
and
outgoing
network traffic.
Controls traffic based on
predefined
security rules.
View source
What is the relationship between routers and networks?
Routers
direct
traffic
between different networks.
They connect a
LAN
to the
internet.
View source
See similar decks
4.1.4 Network protocols:
Edexcel GCSE Computer Science > Topic 4: Networks > 4.1 Computer Networks
26 cards
4.1.2 Network topologies:
Edexcel GCSE Computer Science > Topic 4: Networks > 4.1 Computer Networks
40 cards
4.1.5 Network security:
Edexcel GCSE Computer Science > Topic 4: Networks > 4.1 Computer Networks
59 cards
4.1.3 Network hardware:
Edexcel GCSE Computer Science > Topic 4: Networks > 4.1 Computer Networks
74 cards
5.2 Networks
AQA A-Level Further Mathematics > Optional Application 3 – Discrete Mathematics
25 cards
9.4 Network security
AQA A-Level Computer Science > 9.0 Fundamentals of communication and networking
161 cards
c. Storage devices:
Edexcel GCSE Computer Science > Topic 3: Computers > 3.1 Hardware and Software Components > 3.1.1 Understanding computer hardware:
45 cards
1.3.3 Networks
OCR A-Level Computer Science > 1.3 Exchanging data
41 cards
3.5.5 Network security
AQA GCSE Computer Science > 3.5 Fundamentals of computer networks
23 cards
5.1 Digital Devices
GCSE French > Theme 3: Communication and the World Around Us > 5. Technology and Social Media
31 cards
1.4.1 Threats to Computer Systems and Networks
OCR GCSE Computer Science > 1.4 Network Security
33 cards
16.1 Digital Devices and Their Uses
Edexcel GCSE German > Thematic Context 16: Technology and the Modern World
30 cards
1.2.1 Discussing digital devices
AQA GCSE German > Theme 1: People and lifestyle > 1.2 Technology in everyday life
40 cards
7.2 Input and output devices
AQA A-Level Computer Science > 7.0 Fundamentals of computer organization and architecture
27 cards
9.2.1 Network topologies
AQA A-Level Computer Science > 9.0 Fundamentals of communication and networking > 9.2 Networking
44 cards
3.5.4 Network protocols
AQA GCSE Computer Science > 3.5 Fundamentals of computer networks
70 cards
1.4 Network Security
OCR GCSE Computer Science
111 cards
9.2.3 Network hardware
AQA A-Level Computer Science > 9.0 Fundamentals of communication and networking > 9.2 Networking
139 cards
5.5.3 Social Support Networks
AP French Language and Culture > Unit 5: Factors That Impact the Quality of Life > 5.5 Social and Cultural Factors
23 cards
1.3.1 Networks and Topologies
OCR GCSE Computer Science > 1.3 Computer Networks, Connections and Protocols
105 cards
4.4 Assessing the Use of Rhetorical Devices
AP English Language and Composition > Unit 4: Style
71 cards