Description
Networking Hardware is a practical reference that examines the physical and network infrastructures that shape today’s digital world. The content is structured to familiarize the reader with computer hardware components, including the motherboard, processor, and memory, and then explains in technical detail how these devices are connected to each other in local and wide area networks.
The author takes a step-by-step approach to teaching troubleshooting, equipment maintenance, and communication standards. This book aims to provide not only networking theories but also the practical skills needed for a hardware technician or network administrator to identify and resolve system problems in real-world environments.
Book Features
- A complete explanation of the internal components of a computer and how they interact with the operating system.
- Teaching network concepts including the OSI model, topologies, and communication protocols.
- Checking critical network equipment such as routers, switches, hubs, and gateways.
- A practical guide to assembling components and initial configuration of peripheral hardware.
- Explain the differences between LAN, WAN, and wireless technologies.
- Providing quick troubleshooting methods to fix common hardware problems and network outages.
Book specifications
- Publisher: Bibliotex
- Instructor: Edward Beasley
- Number of pages: 217
- Number of chapters: 8
- Format: PDF
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