Now im not to big on history, but i do know it was the American military during the cold war. This is how the internet was born.
I must point computers were linked before this happening but it was not normal for any single person. During the cold war the Americans needed a more reliable source of data transfer. So to say if the Russians took out one of there computers with a nuclear missile, the rest of there system would fail. This was not an option. Engineers worked at it for a few years trying many ideas but the final outcome was Transfer Control Protocol / Internet Protocol. Also known as TCP/IP. I cannot say to much about TCP/IP. Except it eventually turned into what we know as the internet. A group called DoD had alot to do with it's development also (Department of Defence).
no cities were linked together by computers when the first computer was made. the first computers could not be linked by any means.practically every city in the world were linked together by telegraph lines and phone lines when the first computer was made.the first 4 nodes of the ARPANET (if thats what you were really asking about) were in:los angeles, CA; UCLAmenlo park, CA; SRIsanta barbara, CA; UCSBsalt lake city, UT; BYUhowever the ARPANET was preceded by about two decades by the SAGE network that linked together computers on military bases in 26 cities across the US and canada. there do not appear to be clear records at this time of all 26 sites or the order in which they became active, this is probably due to the classified nature of parts of the SAGE program.
A computer network - is two or more computers linked together. It's useful - because computers can communicate 'live' with each other. Additionally - If computers are networked, you only need one printer. All the computers on the network 'share' the printer between them.
it was a group that kept supply record on computers
The main limitation the first home computers had was the same as the first mainframe computers had: not enough main memory (RAM) and not enough external storage.
Because the first, second, and third generation computers were also digital computers.
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A network is a group of individual items linked together through connections.The Internet is a network.A group of friends or business acquaintances is also a kind of network.Your brain is a network.No, they don't need computers. And yes, they can involve computers but they don't have to.
You can link group policy in domains, sites and organizational units. All users and computers get reflected by group policy settings in domain, site and organizational unit.
Short answer: a network is a group of computers linked by wires or wirelessly. A network can be small like a home network or very large like the internet.
Yes, that's exactly what a network is. Two or MORE computers linked together.
It is an online link. A host of connected computers is an intranet.
A: A group of hierarchically linked domains with trust relationships between them. B: A group of hierarchically linked domains within the same site. C: A group of hierarchically linked domains that have a contiguous namespace. D: A group of hierarchically linked domains within a forest. A A group of hierarchically linked domains with trust relationships between them. B A group of hierarchically linked domains within the same site. C A group of hierarchically linked domains that have a contiguous namespace. D A group of hierarchically linked domains within a forest.
no cities were linked together by computers when the first computer was made. the first computers could not be linked by any means.practically every city in the world were linked together by telegraph lines and phone lines when the first computer was made.the first 4 nodes of the ARPANET (if thats what you were really asking about) were in:los angeles, CA; UCLAmenlo park, CA; SRIsanta barbara, CA; UCSBsalt lake city, UT; BYUhowever the ARPANET was preceded by about two decades by the SAGE network that linked together computers on military bases in 26 cities across the US and canada. there do not appear to be clear records at this time of all 26 sites or the order in which they became active, this is probably due to the classified nature of parts of the SAGE program.
Several computers connected together to share resources and data compose a computer network.A group of linked computers, working together closely thus in many respects forming a single computer composes a computer cluster.
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