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Minimum Requirements for Networking

Minimum Requirements for Networking

The minimum requirements for networking are 4 to 6 computers and 4 to 6 network interface cards, Cat 6 cables for LAN connections and 4 to 6 network operating systems software, 4 to 6 IP addresses for network connections, and the set of rules (network protocol). The minimum requirements for networking are 4 to 6 computers and 4 to 6 network interface cards, Cat 6 cables for LAN connections and 4 to 6 network operating systems software, 4 to 6 IP addresses for network connections, and the set of rules (network protocol).

The following Minimum Requirements For Networking is

  1. PC’s
  2. NIC ( N/W interface card  (or) Either net card )
  3. Cables  & Connector
  4. Network OS
  5. IP-Address (Internet protocol)
  6. Protocol (Set of  rules)

PC’s (Computers)

Therefore networking we need to buy 4 to 6 computer sets like Monitors, Cabinets with CPU, Keyboards, and Mouse. Such as the basic essentials for computer systems to work fine. However, a CPU is a central processing unit it contains Motherboard, RAM, Processor, FAN, SMPS, CMOS battery, and VRAM.

NIC (N/W interface card  (or) Either net card)

A Network Interface Card (NIC) is used to connect computers to the network with the help of LAN cable (CAT 6). Therefore it provides connection between the computers and connects to the internet. It is also know as Ethernet Adaptor, LAN Adaptor, and Network Adaptor.

Cables  & Connector

A cables and connector is used to connect computers to communicate each other. Therefore LAN cables (CAT 5 or CAT 6 cables) are connect with ethernet cards to share information with each computer.

Network OS

An Operating system is software that interfaces between computer hardware and computer users. Therefore in network operating systems, it has features like DNS configuration, Active Directory configurations, SQL management, etc,.

IP-Address (Internet Protocol)

Protocol (Set of  rules)


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