Chapter 27. Network Components and Topologies
Chapter Syllabus
27.1 Network Topologies
27.2 Network Hardware Components
27.3 MAC Addresses
27.4 Access Methods
27.5 Ethernet and IEEE 802.3
27.6 Token Ring and IEEE 802.5
27.7 FDDI
A network is a set of servers and workstations connected to each other through some communication medium. Network components are used for the interconnection purpose. Network interface adapters are installed in computer systems to connect to a cable that serves as the communication medium. Different types of cables are used depending on particular requirements. Cable connectors and terminators are used to connect cables to network interface adapters. A layout of the cables connecting different systems is called a network topology. ...
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