Tuesday, September 4, 2018

Digital Forensics: Introduction to Networks and Types of Networking


A network structure is made up of minimum two or more computers or nodes that are connected in an organized way to share resources, exchange files and allows electronic communications. The computers on network are generally linked though cables, radio waves, telephone lines, infrared light beams, or satellites. A network may be defined as a multipurpose connection, which allows an individual computer to do more.

The computer networks are required for the following reasons:

 1. File sharing: Networks allows us to share data among the computers of other networks making the files available to one and all at any time, wherever required. The data becomes available to each one who is a component of the network.

 2. Resource sharing: Resources like the printer, servers and the internet are shared among these networks. It helps in reducing the cost but increasing the data and resource availability.

3. Communication and collaboration: Being a component of the network means we are able to unite with different services and computers of different networks, thus increasing the communication with the rest of the humankind.

 4. Remote access: Remote access allows us to access the resources remotely from anywhere without being present at the place where the computer is. This makes accessing the resources easy.

For more details go through the given video lecture.

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