LAN, Local Area Network, WAN, Wide Area Network, WAP, Wireless Access Point, IP, Internet Protocol, IP Address, A unique Identifier given to a device when it accesses and IP Network., MAC Address, A unique Identifier assigned to a device that cannot be changed., Network Security, Protection against network attacks., Peer-to-Peer (P-2-P), A network in which all devices are equal and connect directly to each other., Server-Client, A network where all devices connect to a server rather than each other., POP3, A Protocol used to retrieve emails from a server., Protocols, A set of rules for how devices communicate over a network., Ring Topology, A network Topology where the devies are connected in a ring with data moving in one direction., SMTP, Simple Mail Transfer Protocol -Used to send emails and transfer emails between servers., Start Topology, A type of network topology where all devices are connected to a central switch or server which controls the network., Topology, How the devices in a network are connected together.

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