Client/server
Node server
Peer-to-peer
IP network model
Dial-up modem
ISDN modem
DSL modem
Cable modem
TCP/IPv6
ISP
NetBEUI
IEEE
HTTP/HTTPS
SSL
TLS
Ethernet
Bus
Star
Ring
Mesh
All of these options are correct
IEEE 1394
IEEE 802.11b
IEEE 802.3
IEEE 802.11g
STP
Coaxial
UTP
Thin-net
A network interface card
A wireless card
An AGP adapter card
A BNC connector
Half duplex
Full duplex
Super duplex mode
Single duplex
The network will be slower
There is no difference in speeds
A switch creates a dedicated full speed connection
You do not need to have NIC cards
Router
Bridges
Repeaters
VLAN technology
File and Print Sharing
Run the Ping command-line utilty
Configure the DHCP server
TCP/IP configuration
Client services
System monitor
File and print sharing
TCP/IP protocol
WINS
AppleTal Protocol
Client for Microsoft Networks
NDS
Use the UNC path of the resource you need access to
Contact the network administer for help
Use the map network drive tool
Just walk over to the server and do what you need
Internet Explorer
Firefox
Windows Explorer
The command prompt
Run ipconfig /release
Run ipconfig /flushdns
Ping the IP address of the client's computer
Walk her through how to ping the server
Damage to cables
A faulty network card
The boot files are corrupt
Connecting a high speed NIC to low speed port
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