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ETHERNET TECHNOLOGY, Interface Cards NICs, Hubs or Switches, and Network Operating

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ETHERNET TECHNOLOGY Networking today has opened a whole new world in data communications. Networking is simply connecting individual computers in a way so that they can share resources such as files, applications, and peripherals connected to the Local Area network (LAN). The most popular and cost efficent type of network is an "Ethernet" network, which has created a large abundance of Ethernet products on the market today. A Local Area Network is the most convenient way to share information and resources. A LAN is a network that covers a "local" area, like a floor or building. It let's you easily transfer files between PCs, share printers, and share a Cable or DSL modem among several users. The basic components of a network are: PC's, Cables, Network Interface Cards (NICs), Hubs or Switches, and Network Operating Systems (NOS). Functions and Features: One RJ-45 NWAY Auto sensing Ethernet port One RJ-11 HomePNA port Power Adapter 1

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ETHERNET TECHNOLOGY
Networking today has opened a whole new world in data communi-
cations.
Networking is simply connecting individual computers in a
way so that they can share resources such as files, applications,
and peripherals connected to the Local Area network (LAN).
The most popular and cost efficent type of network is an “Ethernet”
network, which has created a large abundance of Ethernet prod-
ucts on the market today.
A Local Area Network is the most convenient way to share infor-
mation and resources.
A LAN is a network that covers a “local”
area, like a floor or building.
It let’s you easily transfer files
between PCs, share printers, and share a Cable or DSL modem
among several users.
The basic components of a network are: PC’s, Cables, Network
Interface Cards (NICs), Hubs or Switches, and Network Operating
Systems (NOS).
Functions and Features:
One RJ-45 NWAY Auto sensing Ethernet port
One RJ-11 HomePNA port
Power Adapter
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