An analogue signal consists of a continuous range of values representing one quantity that is analogous to another quantity...
A fibre-optic cable, also known as an optical-fibre cable, is a network cable that is made up of one or more thin strands of glass fibres...
Anycasting is a network addressing and routing method where a group of nodes share the same IP addresses and messages can be sent to...
Broadcasting refers to the process of sending a message to all hosts on a network without knowing their unique IP addresses...
µTorrent, also spelt as uTorrent, is a free BitTorrent client that was developed by Rainberry, Inc with over 150 million users...
A podcast, also known as an audioblog, or a pod, is a series of prerecorded digital audio files that can be downloaded from the internet...
Also known as an absolute domain name, an FQDN stands for a Fully Qualified Domain Name and it describes a full alphanumeric domain...
PuTTY is a free terminal emulator software that can act as a client for the SSH, Telnet, and rlogin protocols with an xterm terminal...
Traceroute, also known as tracert, is a command-line utility used to display the path the data packet took from its source to destination...
Real-time transport protocol (RTP) is a protocol used for delivering live media over the internet, such as audio, video playing...
Short for Internet Relay Chat, IRC is an application-layer protocol used for real-time chatting and instant messaging with user...
Metcalfe’s law is a concept in computer networks that was created by Robert Metcalfe, the inventor of Ethernet and 3Com to repr...
Unicasting is the sending of data across a network to a single recipient or host on a network. Unlike, broadcasting or multicasting...
Multicasting is the sending of data across a network to multiple recipients or hosts at the same time across a LAN or WAN. It c...
The loopback address, also known as the localhost address, is the reserved IP address that sends and routes data packets to its...
Token Ring is an earlier technology used in LAN where nodes are arranged in a ring or star topology and data is sent in one direction...
Short for the Internet Engineering Task Force, the IETF is a non-profit organisation responsible for the development of internet...
Short for Attached Resource Computer Network, ARCNET is one of the oldest LAN technologies that was introduced by Datapoint Corp...
Short for Category 8, Cat 8 is the latest and fastest IEEE copper Ethernet cable standard that supports data transmission speed...
Short for Category 7 Augmented, Cat 7a is an enhanced version of Cat 7 that supports data transmission speeds of up to 40 Gb/s,...
Short for Category 7, Cat 7 is a type of Ethernet cable that supports data transmission speeds of up to 10 Gb/s, frequency speed...
GoDaddy, originally called Jomax Technologies, is a domain registrar that provides domain name registration services, web hosting...
Namecheap is a domain registrar that provides domain name registration services, web hosting, SSL certificates, email services...
A hybrid topology is the most complex type of network topology. It is a combination of two or more different topologies. For ex...
A point-to-point topology is the simplest type of network topology where two nodes are directly connected to each other. It is...
A mesh topology, also known as a mesh network, is a type of network topology where each node connects to every other node and c...
A ring topology, also known as a ring network, is a type of network topology where every network device connects to exactly two...
A bus topology, also known as a line topology, is an older type of network topology where all nodes of the network are directly...
A star topology is a type of network topology where every network device has its own cable that connects to a central connection point...
A network topology is the physical or logical structure of a network that defines how its links and nodes are connected with ea...
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