Week 8 Posting - Network Devices
Within networks there are many devices to connect a simple phone to Wi-Fi or connecting a hardline gaming computer. With most internet arriving to the house with coaxial connection it makes it easier to terminate and connect to a modulator/demodulator or “modem” for short. The connection then is typically routed via a Cat 5 or newer cable utilizing either SFP or in most homes the use of a RJ45 connector. Then it will go to the router, basically the brains of the internet, most home routers include a basic DHCP and DNS server that will point to a uplink DNS server. The following device may be integrated with the router, the Wi-Fi or access point. Access points will transmit a connection using the 802.11A,B,N,G,AC,AX connections. Melnick, J. (2019, January 8). Network Devices Explained. Netwrix.com. https://blog.netwrix.com/2019/01/08/network-devices-explained/