Homenetwork Marcie Hull
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Technology - Freshman · Hull · d2 Band Public Feed
Home Network-Brooklin Johnson-Coles
My L.A.N. is the network used to connect an Amazon Stick, a Roku Box, a Printer, 2 phones, 2 computers and 2 tablets.
I have learned about how the internet work. I learned that every cord is important and certain cords are better than others. I would tell people to do research on certain cords to make sure they are getting the fastest internet connection possible.
Home Network - Ari Burstein
a. explain your L.A.N. Local Area Network - all the devices on your internet connection. The devices that are connected to my home's internet are Ari's Phone, Lev's Phone, Sharon's Phone, Sharon's Work Computer, Sharon's Old Computer, and Ari's School Computer. b. reflect on what you learned about networks, did you have an OMG moment that you learned something new and interesting? if not, write about what you learned. I was very surprised to realize how simple my WiFi setup was. I always thought it was so complicated but all I needed to do to understand it was do some research. c. what would you tell other people that they need to know about having an ISP/Home network? Get to know it because it can help you in the future and it's concept is not hard to grasp.
MY Home Network
1.) My home network has 4 tvs, 3 computers, 3 phones, one PS4, and a printer.
2.) Learning about home networks, is very confusing, one thing i have learned was what kind of cable goes to my modem/router.
3.) One thing I would tell people is to do research and ask a lot of questions, so they know what kind of stuff they're getting into.
Digital Home Network- Michal Czapla
My Digital Home Network
a. My L.A.N. starts out with my modem router, which is connected by a coax cable, and my ISP is Comcast. Then from there, my phone, my brother's phone, my mom's phone, my dad's phone, and my sister's iPad are all wireless. Also, my chromebook, my brother's chromebook, my mom's laptop, and my dad's laptop are also wireless. My TV is wireless, but connected to my television is my XBOX, which is plugged in with an HDMI cable. Finally, my iMac and printer and connected with each other wirelessly, and both get connection from the internet wirelessly.
b. I learned that the internet isn't a cloud in the sky, even though that's how it's shown on my Lucid Chart. It actually exists somewhere on our planet! Also, I learned about how much complexity my home network really has and how it doesn't just "get" the internet.
c. I would tell other people to take the time and find out all of the different connections in their home so they have a better understanding of what they're doing when they actually get an ISP/Home Network.
Home Network-Aedan Dougherty
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Digital Home Network
a. The devices that are on my home network and mine and my parents. There is our phones, our laptops, and there ipads. There is also our chromecast, which is hooked up with our television.
b. I learned about what exactly my home network was. Before this I had only a vague idea of how the internet/ wifi worked. I learned about who controls it, and how it works.
c. I would tell other people that they need to do research on how the internet works and the parts needed so they don´t get ripped off.
Home Network Diagram
Jackson Shumard
10/13/17
On my L.A.N I have 3 T.V’s, 2 printers, an imac, 2 tablets, an ipad, 4 iphones, security cameras, a projector box, 2 Dell laptops, a Playstation and an Xbox.
2. When I was mapping out my home network i was really surprised to see how many devices I have wirelessly connected to the modem.
3. I would tell them to not make it more complicated than it has to be, and to just get a stong modem/router to have a good connection.
Home Network Payson McConnell
1. Explain your L.A.N. Local Area Network - all the devices on your internet connection.
I get my connection to the internet through my ISP. My ISP is Verizon. They send the connection to me through a fiber optic cable that connects to my combination router/modem. I have 7 devices wirelessly connected to it. The devices connected are: a PS4, a Macbook, an iPad, and 4 iPhones.
2. Reflect on what you learned about networks, did you have an OMG moment that you learned something new and interesting? If not, write about what you learned.
Before this class, I didn’t know what all of the different parts of a network were called. It is cool that even though I couldn’t fix a major network problem, I will still have an idea of what is going on.
3. What would you tell other people that they need to know about having an ISP/Home network?
Make sure that you are familiar with the parts of a network so that an ISP won’t take advantage of you and make you pay for things that you don’t need.
Home Network-Ari Burstein
Home Network-Elliot Snyder
1) My L.A.N consists of many devices all over my house. Each of my family members have a phone (4), one android and 4 iPhones. Additionally we have a combined 4 computers and one iPad. We also have a printer and one Xbox.
2) Although I already knew a lot about the internet and how it works I did learn somethings. I learned where it comes from in more detail and how exactly it gets to our house.
3) I would tell them to do their own research and look in their own house to learn.
TECH9-023
- Term
- 2017-18: 1st Semester
