Case 2 There are different standards for making a home computer network. You can choose wired or wireless. The differences are in transmission speed, security, and whether it is necessary to run cables. You only have your existing telephone wiring to use, what kind of network can you access?
A) Ethernet
B) HomePLC
C) HomePNA
D) Wi-Fi

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HomePNA (Home Phoneline Networking Alliance) is a type of network that uses existing telephone wiring to transmit data between devices. This is the best choice when you only have telephone wiring available, as it allows you to create a network without needing to run additional cables. Ethernet and Wi-Fi are not viable options without additional wiring or equipment. HomePLC (Powerline Communication) is another option that uses electrical wiring instead of telephone wiring, but HomePNA is a better choice in this scenario.

Case 2 There Are Different Standards for Making a Home