The NIC is the interface device between the computer's data bus and the network. It contains the transmitter and receiver necessary to send and receive signals. It also has memory to help with network performance and some types of NICs also contain microprocessors to help off-load the work from the main computer CPU.
A NIC also contains the physical connections required to send and receive electrical or wireless signals on a LAN.
it wasn't sent obviously
Identifying errors Compressing the data Deciding how the data is sent Addressing the data Deciding how to announce sent and received data
Computer network Polling is where a client server or Network Hub polls each computer for data. Data can only be sent when the particular computer is polled. If the computer has data to send but is not polled at that time, the data has to be stored until it can be sent. ^_^ JunkCollector ^_^
The classified data, sent over an unclassified network, must be securely encrypted.
Packets
A layered network, or a network layer, is the set up of how data is sent over a network. Each layer has it's own responsibility by either capturing the data or routing it to a computer on the network.
Point-to-point
That refers to the data sent and received by your PC through your network connection.
Point-to-point
The usual terminology is "packets".
Process by which a message is sent from a single host to all hosts on the network, without regard to the kind of data being sent or the destination of the data.
Process by which a message is sent from a single hosts on the network, without regard to the kind of data being sent or the destination of the data