Computers and Technology, 21.10.2020 17:01 jinjermaxinejohnston

Jen's office contains the following devices: • Jen's laptop, which is wirelessly connected to the server and turned on
• Her secretary's PC, which connects to the server is turned off
• A virus-infected computer that has been unplugged from the network
• The boss's smart phone, which wirelessly connects to the server
You know that the office network is a
a LAN
P2P
a cloud
a WAN

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