A small network may only connect two computers inside a home to share a single printer and
A.connect
B.connecting
C.connection
D.connective
A.connect
B.connecting
C.connection
D.connective
(74) A.connect
B.connecting
C.connection
D.connective
A.connect
B.connecting
C.connection
D.connective
A. BSC B. BTS C. MSC D. VLR A. BSC B. BTS C. MSC D. HLR A. Land lines B. Microwave links C. Microwave dish antenna D. Land lines or microwave links
Typically, these are concern with the establishment of(66)the network and with the control of the flow of messages across this channel. The provision of such facilities is only part of the network requirements, however, since in many applications the communicating computers may be of different types. This means that they may use different programming languages and, more importantly, different forms of(67)interface between user(application)program, normally referred to, as application processes or APs, and the underlying communication services may be(68)For example, one computer may be a small single -user computer, while another may be a large(69)system. In the earlier days of computer communication, these issues meantthat only closed communities of computers(that is, from the same manufacturer)could communicate with each other in a meaningful way. IBM’s Systems Network.
Architecture (SNA) and DEC's Digital Network Architecture (DNA) are just two examples of Communication software packages produced by manufacturers to allow their systems to be int erconnected together. These proprietary packages, however, of which there am still many inexistence, do not address the problem of universal interconnect ability, or open systems interconnection. In an attempt to alleviate this problem,(70), in the late 1970s, formulated a reference model to provide a common basis (or the coordination of standards developments and to allow existing and evolving standards activities to beplaced into perspective with one another.
A.communication channel access
B.protocols
C.data channel
D.public communication
A local area network(LAN)is the communication of a number of computers by(66)connecting to each one in a single location, usually a single floor of a building or all the computers in a small company.
A.line
B.cable
C.copper
D.copper cash
When you are(71)a home or small office network, it is recommended that you use the Network Setup Wizard in Windows XP Home Edition to enable Internet Connection Sharing. The Network Setup Wizard automatically provides all of the network settings you need to(72)one Internet connection with all the computers in your network.
After ICS is enabled, and you make sure that all of your computers can(73)with each other and they have Internet(74)you can use programs such as Internet Explorer and Outlook Express as if they were(75)connected to the Internet service provider(ISP). When a request to the Internet is made, the ICS host computer connects to the ISP and creates the connection so that other computers can reach a specified Web address or download e-mail.
A.creating
B.reach
C.going for
D.setting up
A local area network(LAN)is the communication of a number of computers by(68)connecting to each one in a single location, usually a single floor of a building or all the computers in a small company.
A.line
B.cable
C.copper
D.copper cash
A.so
B.which
C.and
D.who
A(75)system placed between the company network and the outside world may limit outside access to the internal network.
A.firewall
B.modem
C.gateway
D.key
A.firewall
B.modem
C.gateway
D.key