Explore the essentials of home networking in 'tpr2_u3: the Internet 2\/3'. Learn what LAN stands for, the role of a router, printing from mobile devices, and the effects of network disruptions. Understand IP addressing with practical examples. Essential for anyone interested in setting up or managing a home network.
The ISP (the telephone company)
The router itself
The Internet
Me, the owner
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Yes, the printer and the phone are connected to the same network
Yes, they are connected with an Ethernet cable (RJ45)
No, because the phone uses a wireless connection and the printer a wired connection
No, the printer is only connected to the router, so no connection between them
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192.168.0.100
192.168.0.101
192.168.0.1
82.10.250.19
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Ethernet cable (RJ45)
Wireless connection (WiFi)
Wireless connection (Bluetooth)
Telephone cable cable (RJ11)
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The mobile phone is connected to the Internet (it uses a WiFi connection)
PC number 2 is connected to the Internet (it uses a wired connection)
I can print a document from my laptop usig the printer
None of the devices have a connection to the Internet using this network
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Ethernet cable (RJ45)
Wireless connection (WiFi)
Wireless connection (Bluetooth)
Telephone cable cable (RJ11)
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192.168.0.100
192.168.0.101
192.168.0.1
82.10.250.19
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192.168.0.104
192.168.0.101
192.168.0.1
82.10.250.19
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The mobile phone is connected to the Internet (it uses a WiFi connection)
PC number 6 is connected to the Internet (it uses a wired connection)
I can not print a document from PC number 6
None of the devices have a connection to the Internet using this network
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192.168.0.100
192.168.0.101
192.168.0.1
82.10.250.19
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192.168.0.100
192.168.0.101
192.168.0.1
82.10.250.19
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The ISP (the telephone company)
The router
The Internet
The desktop computer
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Wired devices (PCs, printers...) using Ethernet cables (RJ45)
The telephone line using a telephone cable (RJ11)
The telephone line using a Ethernet cable (RJ45)
Wireless devices (mobile phones, tablets...)
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Wired devices (PCs, printers...) using Ethernet cables (RJ45)
The telephone line using a telephone cable (RJ11)
The telephone line using a Ethernet cable (RJ45)
Wireless devices (mobile phones, tablets...)
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A router
A switch
Desktop computers
A mobile phone
A printer
A laptop
A smart TV
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The telephone line using a optical fiber cable
The telephone line using a telephone cable (RJ11)
The telephone line using a Ethernet cable (RJ45)
My mobile phone
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No, we need to be connected to the Internet
Yes, they are connected with an Ethernet cable (RJ45)
No, because the phone uses a wireless connection and the printer a wired connection
Yes, the laptop and the printer are interconnected and the router is on
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Up to 4 PCs
Up to 100 mobile phones
Only wired devices
Up to 30 mobile phones (more or less)
Only wireless devices
Up to 10 PCs
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