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Lab - My Local Network: Objectives

The document discusses a lab activity to record and diagram the devices connected to a local home or classroom network. It includes examples of common devices like phones, laptops, routers and their connections. It prompts the reader to list their own network devices and activities on them to understand how information is shared locally.
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Lab - My Local Network: Objectives

The document discusses a lab activity to record and diagram the devices connected to a local home or classroom network. It includes examples of common devices like phones, laptops, routers and their connections. It prompts the reader to list their own network devices and activities on them to understand how information is shared locally.
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Lab – My Local Network

Objectives
• Record all of different network attached devices in your home or classroom.
• Investigate how each device connects to the network to send and receive information.
• Create a diagram showing the topology of your network.
• Label each device with its function within the network.

Background
The path that a message takes from its source to destination can be as simple as a single cable connecting
one computer to another or as complex as a network that literally spans the globe. The network
infrastructure contains three categories of hardware components:
• End devices
• Intermediary network devices
• Network media
Take a close look at the network you have at home or school. Record the network and end-user devices that
are connected on the local network.

Sample

Manufacturer Device Location Connection Media

Apple iPhone Mobile Wireless WiFi & cell phone

Samsung Galaxy Smart Mobile Wireless WiFi & cell phone


Phone

Cisco Cable Modem Home office Wired Cable TV coaxial


cable and Ethernet
cable.

Linksys Wireless Router Home office Wired Ethernet cable.

HP Printer/Scanner Home office Wireless WiFi

Apple MacBook Air Mikayla’s Room Wireless WiFi

Beats by Dre Headphones My Room Wireless Bluetooth

Microsoft Xbox My Room Wired Ethernet Cable


Your Activities
Time Device Activity Reason Alternative
-
13.00 Realme Smart Phone Watching Youtube looking for entertainment

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14.00 Asus Laptop Searching Google Do Coursework -

17.00 Iphone Playing Tiktok Have Fun -

19.00 ROG Phone Playing Game Have Fun -

20.00 Asus Laptop Searching Google Do Coursework -

22.00 Smart TV Watching Film Have Fun -

Continue the list on a separate page if necessary.

Reflection
1. Are there other electronic devices that are not connected to the local network to share information or resources?
What would be the benefit of having these devices online?
_______________________________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________________________
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2. Which type of connectivity is used most frequently in your local network, wired or wireless?
Wiresless

3. Draw a diagram of your local network. Label each device with a name and location.
Lab – My Local Network

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