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Table Of Contents  CertiGuide to A+ (A+ 4 Real)
 9  Chapter 14: Networks
      9  What is a Network?

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Network Components

A network requires 2 base components to be functional. First, a minimum of 2 devices are required to communicate with one another. Second, a standard medium (such as CAT5 Ethernet cable, or 802.11 wireless) accessible by both devices must be used for the communication process.

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