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Source text - English Recall that a network is composed of computers and other hardware devices linked together. Each device on a network is called a node. A node can be a computer, a printer or any other kind of hardware that can be accessed over a network. Nodes are typically connected to each other by means of network cables, although you can also establish connections using phone lines, satellites, and infrared signals. If the network nodes are close together, as they would be in a computer lab at your school or the Milleniumm office suite, the network is called a local area network, or LAN. LANs are most often simply connected with networks cables.
If the nodes are spread out over a wider area, such as across a state or nation, the network is often called wide area network, or WAN. For example, an insurance company with offices in many large cities might be on a WAN, so that an office in Detroit can access information about a client whose insurance history is located on a computer in the San Antonio office. In contrast to a LAN connected by network cables, a WAN often uses satellite connections to exchange data among he nodes, but it might also use phone lines.
Not only can computers be connected to form networks, but networks can also be connected together to ...
Translation - Spanish Recuerde que una red está compuesta de computadores y otros dispositivos físicos unidos entre sí. Cada dispositivo en una red se llama nodo. Un nodo puede ser un computador, una impresora, o cualquier otra clase de dispositivo físico al que se puede tener acceso en una red. Los nodos están conectados típicamente unos con otros por medio de cables de red, aunque usted también puede establecer conexiones usando líneas de teléfono, satélites, y señales infrarrojas. Si los nodos de la red están juntos entre sí, como lo estarían en un laboratorio de computación en su escuela, o la suite de oficina Milleniumm, la red se llama red de área local, o LAN (según sus iniciales en inglés). las LANs están a menudo conectadas simplemente con cables de red.
Si los nodos están esparcidos en un área más grande, tal como por un estado o nación, la red a menudo se llama red de área extensa, o WAN (según sus iniciales en inglés). Por ejemplo, una compañía de seguros con oficinas en muchas ciudades grandes podrían estar en una WAN, de manera que una oficina en Detroit puede tener accesso a la información de un cliente cuya historia de seguros está ubicada en un computador en la oficina de San Antonio. En contraste con una LAN conectada por cables de red, una WAN a menudo usa conexiones por satélite para intercambiar datos entre los nodos, aunque podría usar también líneas de teléfono.
No sólo los computadores pueden conectarse para formar redes, sino que redes también pueden conectarse entre ...
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Years of experience: 52. Registered at ProZ.com: Sep 2007.
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I have been learning English from basic school up to Tech High School where I graduated specializing in electronics as an electronics technician. I have been in electronics field and in last years in computer and information technology fields.
Also I have some training in business administration at P. Universidad Catolica de Chile and international import-export training as well.
But, my first paid activity has been salesman and representative agent. My second paid activity has been teaching English and translating from English to Spanish.
I think I have a good translation in general matters and especially in the fields indicated above and in other fields elsewhere indicated in this profile.
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