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Modem
Modems quietly mediate the clash between digital data and analog waves to keep us connected
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What is the primary function of a modem in data communication?
To convert digital data into analog signals for transmission and then back into digital form upon reception
To amplify analog signals without changing their format
To store digital data temporarily during transmission
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Class C Network
Rigid IP classes sparked a revolution in Internet addressing flexibility
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What was a major limitation of Class C networks that led to the adoption of CIDR?
Fixed subnet sizes that did not accommodate varying network sizes efficiently
Class C networks allowed unlimited hosts per network
Class C networks were designed for multicast addressing
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Classless Inter-Domain Routing
CIDR's flexible IP allocation averted an early Internet address crisis
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What was the primary trade-off introduced by Classless Inter-Domain Routing (CIDR) in managing IP addresses?
Increased complexity in network management in exchange for more efficient IP address allocation and smaller routing tables
Complete elimination of IP address exhaustion without any changes to routing protocols
Maintaining fixed IP address classes while improving routing table size
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Routing Paths
Invisible traffic controllers keep the internet flowing smoothly despite constant disruptions
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What is a primary reason routing protocols dynamically change paths in a network?
To adapt to network failures and congestion ensuring reliable data delivery
To always select the physically shortest path regardless of network conditions
To prevent any data from being rerouted once a path is established
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Router (computing)
Routers silently orchestrate billions of data journeys every second, unseen yet indispensable
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What is the primary function of a router in a computer network?
To store large amounts of data for quick access by users
To convert digital signals into analog signals for transmission
To direct data packets between different networks based on the best available path
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TCP/IP Protocol Suite
The protocol suite that won the war of network communication standards
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What was a key factor in TCP/IP becoming the dominant networking protocol suite?
Its exclusive use by military networks without civilian adoption
Its layered design separating routing and reliable transmission functions
Its simplicity with no need for error checking or retransmission
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Class C Network
Early Internet design forced small networks into rigid 254-host limits, sparking a revolution in IP addressing
8 days ago
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Why did Class C networks become insufficient for growing Internet needs?
Because Class C networks allowed unlimited hosts, leading to routing complexity.
Because their fixed size limited networks to 254 hosts, causing inefficient address use and depletion.
Because Class C networks were designed for multicast rather than unicast addressing.
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Real-time Communication
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When milliseconds mean life or death, communication systems face their toughest test
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Real-time communication is a battleground where timing and data integrity clash with the unforgiving demands of immediacy. At its core, real-time communication (RTC) isn't just about sending information; it's about guaranteeing that this information arrives...
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Local Area Network
Local networks quietly power instant sharing and communication in your home and office
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What is a key advantage of a Local Area Network compared to wider networks?
It allows unlimited global connectivity without any local restrictions.
It eliminates the need for any network equipment or management.
It enables faster and more secure communication within a limited area due to local management.
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Ethernet
The open standard that unified global computer networking and evolved with technology leaps
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What was a key factor in Ethernet's widespread adoption and longevity in networking?
Its reliance on proprietary hardware that ensured quality
Its exclusive use of wireless technology for flexibility
Its open standard design that allowed interoperability and innovation
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Packet Streaming
How tiny packets revolutionized instant digital content delivery worldwide
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What is the primary advantage of breaking data into packets for streaming over networks?
It guarantees that all data arrives simultaneously through a single path.
It eliminates the need for any control information during transmission.
It allows for efficient, real-time data transmission with error correction and reordering.
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Router (computing)
Routers silently navigate billions of data journeys every second, shaping the internet's invisible highways
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What is the primary function of a router in a computer network?
To store large amounts of data for network users
To convert wireless signals into wired connections only
To determine the best path for data packets to travel between networks
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Proxy Server
How a silent intermediary reshapes your internet privacy and speed
10 Feb 2026
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What is a primary trade-off when using a proxy server for privacy?
The proxy server can log user activity, requiring trust in the proxy operator.
Proxy servers always guarantee complete anonymity without any risks.
Using a proxy server eliminates all security threats from the internet.
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Wireless Internet Access
Invisible bridges that turned wired networks into mobile digital lifelines
10 Feb 2026
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What is a key trade-off when deploying multiple wireless access points in a network?
Ensuring all devices are physically connected by wires
Balancing coverage and signal interference to optimize network performance
Using hotspots instead of access points to increase wired network speed
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Network Packet
Network packets break data into small pieces to navigate the internet efficiently and reliably
7 Feb 2026
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What is the primary purpose of control information in a network packet?
To contain the entire message being sent
To provide instructions and addressing for delivering the payload
To encrypt the user data within the packet
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Private Network (IPv4)
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Private IPv4 addresses enable millions of devices to connect securely without exhausting public IPs
7 Feb 2026
Private IPv4 addresses enable millions of devices to connect securely without exhausting public IPs Many believe that all IP addresses are unique and globally accessible, but that's far from the truth. Private networks use special...
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Network Packet
Network packets travel independently, often taking different routes to reach the same destination
5 Feb 2026
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What is the primary role of control information in a network packet?
To encrypt the user data for security
To increase the size of the packet for faster transmission
To provide routing and delivery instructions for the payload
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IEEE 802.11 Wireless Networking Standard
IEEE 802.11 standards underpin the global Wi-Fi networks connecting billions of devices daily
5 Feb 2026
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Which layers of the OSI model does the IEEE 802.11 standard primarily define protocols for?
Medium Access Control (MAC) and Physical (PHY) layers
Network and Transport layers
Application and Presentation layers
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