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Josh Watkins
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A mind map for the internet part of the network topic for A451
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The Internet Mind Map
Modems
Computer use digital signal but many
connect to the internet via a phone line
A phone line uses analogue singal
A modem converts a digital signal to an
analogue signal
This is done so it can be sent
along a phone line
It then converts the analogue signal
back to digital when it arrives at it's
destination node
Bandwidth and
Broadband
Bandwidth is the capacity of a network in
terms of how quick it transmits data
Broadband is the name given to
network data transfer mediums
As more users send data, the
bandwidth is shared causing slower
speeds for each user in transmission
Many frequencies can be
transmitted at the same
time along a broadband
This means that it can carry more
data at one time and therefor has a
faster bandwidth
ADSL and
Cable
ADSL is where
spare capacity on
POTS* is used
POTS - Plain Old Telephone Service
It has a greater bandwidth for
downloading than it does for uploading
Cable
this is where dedicated fiber-optic
cables are used to transfer data
Routers
A router routes the correct data
to the correct network
This connects networks
They tell data packets where to head
to get to their destination
IP Adressing
Every node has an IP Address
This allows data to be sent and received at the
right node on the internet
Without them, computers wouldn't know
where the data needs to be sent to
DNS
Servers
Domain Name System
Changes domain names to
IP Adresses
When you type a domain name into your
browser, the DNS looks up the address
to find its IP Address
Your computer then uses the IP
Address to connect to the website
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