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Vipin Chauhan
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Asked: September 16, 20212021-09-16T13:48:28+05:30 2021-09-16T13:48:28+05:30

Which Three Devices Are Considered End Devices In A Network? (Choose Three.)

Which Three Devices Are Considered End Devices In A Network? (Choose Three.)
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    1. Maryam Khalid Bronze
      2021-09-28T00:40:18+05:30Added an answer on September 28, 2021 at 12:40 am

      The devices which are more friendly are the end devices. They usually help the user to interact with the system in Infront of them. so that they can easily connect with the system and get the work done.

      A query is common about the and devices which is mostly involved in the entrance exam which is: which three devices are considered as the end device in the network? And we have to choose among the options. That’s why we have gathered the knowledge from different devices about the end devices and their function so that it can be easy to solve the query if it ever presents in any exams.

      What are the end devices over the network?

      All the systems which are connected through the network and have their role in the communication or transmission are known as the hosts. With the end devices, people can easily connect and more familiar. They act as the interface between the end-users and the established network.

      A few of the network devices are listed below:

      • Computers,
      • VoIP phones.
      • Camera for security.
      • Network printer.
      • Barcode reader.
      • Mobile devices.
      • Debit/credit card reader.
      • Thermometers.
      • Weight scales.

      A server act as the end device such as it has the downloaded software which helps the server to gives the information i.e., Email, Webpages to the other end devices which are connected over the network. e.g., a web server software is needed for the services related to the web on the network.

      A client is also the end device that allows the request and show the information on the screen from the webserver with the help of the installed software. For example, the internet explorer is the client end device.

      There are some devices such as the Hub, switches, router, bridges they are the non-end devices or known as the intermediate devices people might think of them as the end devices. End devises work is to demand the information and the server is used to provide that information.

      How to discriminate one end device from another?

      The end devices are may be the source or the receiver over the network for the data transmission. to discriminate the end devices from one another the addresses are allocated to each end device in the network. With the help of them, they can easily determine. by the start of the communication by the end device the address of the receiver or destination end device is used to determine the destination of the message or packets.

      Conclusion 

      The end devices are the devices that act as the interface between the user and the system. They are used to request the needed information from the server. Some of the network devices are mobile devices, network printers, VoIP phones, etc. I wish your query is resolved with the help of this information.

       

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