Wired Network (is not wireless), a configuration that involves cables which establish a connection to the Internet and other devices on the network, WAN (wide area network), a network of computers that are spread across a wide geographic area, LAN (local area network), a group of computers and associated devices that share the resources of a single processor or server within a small geographic area, Ethernet, a set of networking technologies and media access methods specified for LAN's, Wireless Network, each computer has a wireless adapter device attached, which converts digital data into radio waves and also receives radio waves and converts them into digital data, Cellular Network, otherwise known as a mobile network, is a radio network. has the longest delay, Mobility, the ability to transport a device from one physical location to another without interrupting the connection, Avalibility, a connection that stays up and operational for as long as possible without interruption, as well as the ability for that connection to recover quickly should it go down, Bandwidth, is the maximum amount of data that is possible to transmit over a medium in a given time, Throughput, is the actual amount of data that is transmitted over a medium in a given time, Reliability, a connection that transmits data without causing connection delays or corrupting the data, Concurrent Connections, how many users or devices can be connected to the same network at one time, Security, how safe the network is from attack

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