Articles about the types of network hardware and physical devices used in networks.
A repeater, also known as a signal booster, is a device that regenerates traffic signals in order for one network to cover a longer physical distance...
A wireless adapter, also known as a Wi-Fi dongle, Wi-Fi stick, Wi-Fi adapter, internet stick, or USB network adapter, is a piece of networking equipment...
Also known as an aerial, an antenna is a part of wireless infrastructure that is capable of sending and receiving microwave, radio, and satellite signals...
A brouter, also known as a bridging router, is a piece of networking hardware that works as both a bridge and a router by routing data...
A brouter, also known as a bridging router, is a piece of networking hardware that works as both a bridge and a router by routing data...
Short for registered jack 45, RJ45, sometimes spelt RJ-45, is the connector used in Ethernet cables that can be seen at the end...
Often abbreviated to NAS, network-attached storage is a single storage device that connects to a LAN. Instead of computers shar...
A server is a computer that handles requests and delivers data over a network. For example, a web server stores webpages and im...
A network switch, also known as a switching hub or a bridging hub is a device that connects other devices within a network toge...
A hub is the most basic type of network device that connects multiple devices in a network to each other and is in the physical...
Short for a modulator-demodulator, a modem is a device that allows devices, such as smartphones, tablets, computers, routers, a...
A router is a device that can form a LAN by connecting devices within a building. It shares an internet connection between mult...
A wireless access point, also known as a WAP, or simply an access point is a device that allows devices with wireless capabilit...
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