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Basics of networks

by Senit Bernadette
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A computer network is a group of devices that communicate over data links to share information and resources . A typical network uses devices like a to direct traffic between networks , and a to connect multiple devices within a local area network . Information travels in small units called packets , which are addressed using an and managed by a set of rules known as a , such as TCP / IP , that governs how data is sent and received . Networks can span a or a wider WAN , linking offices and households .

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