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Link Jumper is a fast-paced, vertical platforming game that turns complex networking infrastructure into your ultimate playground. You play as a digital data packet—styled as an agile jumper—tasked with climbing through the layers of the internet, from the physical hardware of the local area network (LAN) all the way up to the cloud.

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Link Jumper is a fast-paced, vertical platforming game that turns complex networking infrastructure into your ultimate playground. You play as a digital data packet—styled as an agile jumper—tasked with climbing through the layers of the internet, from the physical hardware of the local area network (LAN) all the way up to the cloud.

by Mirdzwan Khairani
1

Which type of network is typically confined to a small geographical area, such as a single room, home, or a university building?

2

A network that connects computers across a city, combining multiple local networks, is classified as a?

3

In which network topology are all devices connected to a single central cable, which acts as the backbone?

4

Which topology uses a central device (like a switch or hub) to connect all network nodes, ensuring that a single cable failure does not bring down the entire network?

5

What is the primary function of a router in a computer network?

6

Which hardware device connects devices within the same LAN and intelligently forwards data only to the specific port of the destination device?

7

Every computer requires a special expansion card or built-in chip to physically connect to a network. What is this component called?

8

Which transmission medium transmits data as pulses of light through glass strands, offering the highest speeds and resistance to interference?

9

What does DNS stand for, and what is its role on the Internet?

10

When sending data over the Internet, a large file is broken down into smaller pieces to travel across various routes before being reassembled. What are these small pieces called?

11

Which network protocol is responsible for ensuring reliable, error-free delivery of data packets across the internet?

12

If you notice a website URL starts with "https://" instead of "http://", what does the "S" represent?

13

Which type of network is private to an organization (like UiTM) and can only be accessed by its internal members?

14

What is the main purpose of configuring a firewall in a network system?

15

What technology allows a remote user to create a secure, encrypted tunnel over the public internet to access a private corporate network safely?

 
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