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Difference between a Managed and an Unmanaged Switch

Pradeep Kumar
Updated on 22-Jul-2022 07:09:51

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When a network is being designed, the "network switch" that is employed is considered to be the "brain" of the network. The networking hardware ensures that all of the devices remain linked to one another at all times. Therefore, it is essential to select and set up an ideal network switch.Switches can vary in both their physical dimensions and the number of ports that they offer. They can have a maximum of forty-eight ports between them. Two of the most prevalent types of switches are managed and unmanaged switches.What is a Managed Switch?Managed switches are famous for their redundancy, in ... Read More

Difference between Hub and Modem

Pradeep Kumar
Updated on 06-Jul-2022 12:34:57

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We have complimentary equipment like hubs and modems in most modern residences, with two or more computers and Internet connections, which normally don’t speak with but serve to maintain the network.Hubs carry data efficiently to all ports; consequently, they are typically a repeater multi-port. Modems are physical devices that allow the Internet to be linked to a computer or other devices like a router or a switch. Modems transform or alter an analogue signal to digital data (1s and 0s), recognised by the computer, from a telephone or cable line.The primary distinction between a hub and a modem is that ... Read More

Difference between Gateway and Switch

Pradeep Kumar
Updated on 06-Jul-2022 12:32:07

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A computer network is a collection of various devices that are connected to one another via links. There are various types of network equipment, each with their own set of functions. The architecture of computer systems is significantly impacted by the presence of networks. When it comes to computer networking, "gateways" and "switches" are considered highly important components.A gateway is a device in a computer network that is used to transform data between two or more computer systems that do not use the same networking model. It connects two separate networks to create the appearance of a single network by ... Read More

Difference between Gateway and Modem

Pradeep Kumar
Updated on 06-Jul-2022 12:29:13

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A computer or any other networking device such as a router, needs a modem in order to connect to the Internet. The term "modem" is an acronym for "modulator-demodulator, " and it refers to the hardware device.In the realm of computer networking, the word "gateway" can refer to a number of different things depending on the circumstances. A gateway is a type of networking equipment that, in general, serves to connect two or more distinct networks together. Its primary function is to act as a link between networks that make use of distinct architectural styles, protocols, or platform types.Read through ... Read More

Difference between Bandwidth and Data Rate

Pradeep Kumar
Updated on 06-Jul-2022 12:11:25

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The speed at which new data is produced each day has both positive and negative effects. In addition to producing all of this data, we also have the need to transmit data from one location to another, for which we have a wide variety of options. It is equally important to ensure that the data is transferred in a quick, safe, and seamless manner.The terms "bandwidth" and "data rate" are frequently used interchangeably in the field of telecommunications, which can make things somewhat unclear at times. Every connection to a network has a data rate, which is the speed at ... Read More

Difference between Bandwidth and Broadband

Pradeep Kumar
Updated on 05-Jul-2022 13:24:12

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The Internet has now trapped all of us like fish in a net. Without the Internet, life would be completely stagnant. And despite the fact that we are not concerned with the complexities of the internet, there are a number of concepts and words that have found their way into our everyday lexicon. The amount of data that can be transferred via an internet connection is measured in terms of bandwidth and broadband.A definition of the term "broadband" is "the width of a band." In terms of the capability for data transfer, it is nothing more than a constant highspeed ... Read More

What is Network Mapping or Nmap?

Pranav Bhardwaj
Updated on 02-Jun-2022 11:24:30

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One of the most common problems with internet systems is that they are too complex for an average person to comprehend. Even a simple home-based system is complicated. The complexity of larger firms and agencies dealing with hundreds or even thousands of computers on the network increases dramatically.A tool called Nmap can be used to find out which ports are open and what the regulations are. This application scans the network to which a computer is connected and displays a list of ports, device names, operating systems, and other identifiers to assist the user in understanding the intricacies of their ... Read More

What are the differences between WiFi Extender and WiFi Booster?

Bhanu Priya
Updated on 25-Mar-2022 07:09:17

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Let us understand the concepts of Wifi extender and Wifi booster before learning the differences between them.Wi-Fi ExtenderA Wi-Fi repeater, extender, or booster all are devices which are used to forward wireless signals from the router that covers a larger area like multiple floors of a house. A Wi-Fi extender, also called a wireless network extender or wired-wireless network extender, varies with a small difference.The Wi-Fi device uses both wired and wireless technologies to bring a wireless signal to an area of the home where network coverage has been weak. It enables all wireless devices within the expanded coverage area ... Read More

What are the TCP/IP Ports and its applications?

Bhanu Priya
Updated on 24-Mar-2022 13:17:37

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Port is a logical address of any protocol or we can call it a dedicated door for each protocol in which all the packets fall in that box. We can also say that the mailbox for each protocol is a box in which each protocol packet is dropped.Later on the receiver will open that packet and read the content which the sender has sent. Port is a dedicated separate line for packet transmission for each protocol.TCP is called as Transmission control protocol which provides a communication service between an application program and the Internet protocol (IP)A port is a number ... Read More

What is Adaptive Internet Protocol (AIP)?

Bhanu Priya
Updated on 24-Mar-2022 07:30:08

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Internet protocols are the set of rules of a network so that a packet of data travels across the network. Data travels over the networks in the packet. Domain for this transportation of the data is called the IP address. Most of the protocols used for this are TCP and UDP.Now let us discuss one of the protocols which allow running multiple platforms, that is AIP. The full form of AIP is Adaptive Internet Protocol.Adaptive Internet Protocol (AIP)It is a multichannel protocol used to allow an application which is running on multiple platforms, displayed on any number of client systems.AIP ... Read More

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