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| 1LAN (Local Area Network)
| a) a storage device used for copying files to a storage medium to keep them save
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| 2 WAN (Wide Area Network)
| b) Physical layout of a network where all the computers are connected in a closed loop
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| 3 topology
| c) to connect a number of computers and peripheral devices together
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| 4 server
| d) an arrangement of computers in a network where every computer is connected to every other computer by a separate cable
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| 5Bus topology
| e) a network computer used for accessing a service on a server
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| 6Mesh topology
| f) a main computer that provides a service on a network
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| 7 hacker
| g) a piece of peripheral equipment which enables you to input information into a computer
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| 8 Ring topology
| h) Physical layout of a network where all the computers are attached to one main cable that is terminated at both ends
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| 9 Star topology
| i) someone who tries to break into computer systems, especially in order to get secret information.
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| 10 Hub
| j) to make a backup version of file
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| 11 client
| k) using a computer to gain unauthorized access to data in a system
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| 12 peripheral(s)
| l) external devices installed in a computer room
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| 13 backup device
| m) peripherals plugged into motherboard
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| 14 integrated peripherals
| n) a piece of equipment that is connected to the central processing unit of a computer system
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| 15 hacking
| o) an electronic device at the center of a star network topology
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| 16 file backup
| p) a network with several paths between any pair of units or nodes
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| 17 input peripherals
| q) The physical layout of a network
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| 18 backup server
| r) computers connected together over a large distance
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| 19machine-room peripherals
| s) computers connected together over a small distance
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| 20 mesh network
| t) a piece of peripheral equipment used to bring data out of a system
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| 21 output peripherals
| u) a device for writing data very quickly on to magnetic tape, used typically for making backups of large amounts of data
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| 22 network, v
| v) physical layout of a network where all the computers are connected by separate cables to a central hub
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| 1 voicemail, n
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| 2 voice mailbox, n
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| 3 video-conference, n
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| 4 video conferencing, n
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| 5 telephone line, n
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| 6 fibre optic(s) cable, n
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| 7 coax(ial) cable, n
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| 8 earth satellite, n
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| 9 earth satellite station, n
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| 10 earth satellite transmission, n
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| 11 communications link, n
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| 12 microwave transmission, n
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| 13 microwave station, n
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| 14 digital signal, n
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| 15 analogue signal, n
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| 16 transmit, v
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| 17 send, v
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| 18 relay, n
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| 19 P-I-P (picture-in-picture)
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| 20 Near End
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| 21 Far End
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| 22 the caller
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| 23 the recipient
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| 24 speed dial list
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| 24 zoom in
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| 24 zoom out
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| 25 mute key
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| 26 diamond- shaped key
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| 26 FTP (file transfer protocol)
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| 27 copper telephone wire
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| 28 shielded cable
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| 29 fibre optics
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| 30 glass fibre
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| 31 joined-up writing
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