• Strong command of network terminology, hardware, software, troubleshooting techniques. ... • Outstanding people skills COMPUTER SKILLS Operating Systems: Novell Netware v2.0a-5.x, PC-DOS v2-6v, Windows 3.1, 3.11,95, 98,00 and Windows NT, NT Server, OS/2 WARP Network Topologies/Protocols: FDDI, Token Ring, Ethernet, Arcnet, T1/T2, TCP/IP, IPX/SPX, NetBEUI, Microsoft 32 bit DLC, Novell IPX ODI, Banyan Vines Ethernet, Banyan Vines token ring, DHCP Hardware: PC, NIC, CPUs, CD-ROMs, RAM, SCSI-cards printers, zip drivers, motherboards, interface cards, modems,...

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A computer network is a group of connected computers that allow the sharing of information and peripherals. ... Also, in order to cut down on server failure, special-purpose server software, hardware and expert staff is required. ... A bus topology is the most common method for connecting computers. ... Each computer is given an equal chance to send data; therefore none of the computers can occupy the network. ... On the contrary, if one computer fails, the entire network will not. ...

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Information and the Internet Without standards, there would not be a way for two computers to communicate with one another. They allow the hardware and software from different vendors to work together. ... The data link layer uses switches to govern the movement of messages between a source PC to the computer in which the message is sent to. ... At the internet layer (layer 3) a router is used to transport packets between host computers. ...

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