Question

What is a node?

an individual computer or other physical device on a network
a utility that provides names to each computer on a network
an empty packet of data on the network
an insulated cable with a copper wire core

Answer 1

2?

Answer 2

LOL oops

Answer 3

val dm i got them nodes

Answer 4

No thanks. Also, read the lessons ._.

Answer 5

i did thats why i guessed B

Answer 6

The domain naming service (DNS) is a utility that names each of the computers or workstations, also called nodes, on the network. Each node on the network has an Internet protocol (IP) address as well as a name. Networks use names to make accessing the nodes easier. On the Internet, domains are defined by their IP address, so any computer using part of that IP address is part of the same domain.

Answer 7

I'm honestly confused between A & B.

Answer 8

That wording sucked but ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Answer 9

Ok, I'm just going to say it's A.
A node is a resource that a network can use, a individual PC counts as a node.

Answer 10

^He read my mind e.e

Answer 11

oh thanks grand dad