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network 1 , n [on a ~] (↔ fr: réseau
1
)
a network: ~ of computer
1
Part
managed by administrator
1
Agent

A network is basically two or more computers connected through a cable or wire which share resources.
[ ]
A home network is simply a method of allowing computers to communicate with one another. If you have two or more computers in your home, a network can let them share: files and documents, an Internet connection, printers, scanners and other devices
[
end'après HOW HOME NETWORKING WORKS
]
After you have installed your Windows or Unix operating system, your computer is now ready to connect to any other computer in your local network or the world outside.
[
en GUIDE
]
In a n. on a ~
That connects computers Part from all over the world Internet
1
That belongs to the same organization intranet
That connects a network that belongs to an organization and the networks of other organizations with which it is related extranet
That does not have a dedicated server peer-to-peer ~
that connects from one computer directly to another point-to-point ~
1
That connects the computers Part of a same owner LAN
1
That connects computers Part with cables wired
1
~
That connects computers Part without using cables wireless
1b
~
That connects computer Part s without using cables wifi ~
Division subnet
Organization of the computers Part within the n. ~ topology
Measure of activity of a n. ~ traffic
The administrator Agent creates a n. build a ~
-> NOUN building of a ~
~ configuration
1.1
The administrator Agent prepares a n. install
1
a ~
The administrator Agent prepares a n. to allow the n. to operate configure
1
a ~
The administrator Agent ensures that a n. continues to function properly maintain a ~
~ administration
The administrator Agent places the computer Part in a n. connect
1
... to a ~
The administrator Agent removes the computer Part from a n. disconnect
1
... from a ~
Something or someone acts on the n. to causes a problem in its functioning attack
1a
a ~
->NOUN attack
1a.1
of a ~
The administrator Agent takes specific measures to counter the actions of a third party secure a ~
Noun for he n. does not work ~ failure
1
French
LPD MEP MCLH
12/05/2009

network 2 , n (↔ fr: réseau
2
)
a network: ~ used by user
1
Agent
to act on information Patient

a network: ~ used by user
1
Agent
to act on information Patient
The Internet is basically a network of thousands of computer systems. There are two basic types of computers connected to the Internet, Hosts and Clients.
[ ]
Many coffee shops, restaurants and airports now offer services where you can open up your laptop, connect to their wireless network and be surfing in seconds.
[
enHOW TO UPGRADE YOUR LAPTOP
]
Allow other network users to connect through this computer's Internet connection'. The client PC will now be able to activate and use the modem remotely.
[
enHOME NETWORKS MADE SIMPLE
]
That uses a specific technology circuit-switched ~
packet-switched ~
The user Agent starts using a n. access
2
a ~
connect
2
to a ~
log on 2 to a ~
1
->NOUN access to a ~
connection to a ~
The user Agent uses a n. to act on the information Patient search
1
for ... on a ~
The user Agent stops using a n. log off a ~
French
MEP MCLH
17/10/2010

network 3 , vt (↔ fr: réseauter
1
)
network: administrator
1
Agent
~ computer
1
Patient-a
to computer
1
Patient-b

Robert Taylor, the third director of the IPTO, breathed new life into the idea of networking multiple computer systems.
[
en CYBER
]
But, one of the easiest and least messy ways to network computers throughout your home is to use wireless technology.
[
enWIRELESS SECURITY
]
As the number of liberated users grows, PCs are networked to form Local Area Networks (LANs) - initially for convenience and to share resources, now to create workgroups and develop mission-critical applications.
[
en ATALEO
]
Noun networking
1
A computer Patient-a that is n. networked
1
Result network
1
French
MEP MCLH
17/10/2010
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