Answer:
Captive portal.
Explanation:
A Wi-Fi can be defined as a wireless local area network that allows network devices such as access points (APs), computers (both laptops and desktops), smartphones, smart televisions, etc., to communicate with each other wirelessly over a short-ranged network. It is a standard communication network that uses radio waves to establish a channel (medium) between multiple network devices.
In this scenario, when Flavio first connects to a Wi-Fi, a webpage appears requiring him to first agree to an Acceptable Use Policy (AUP) before continuing. Thus, the type of access point (AP) he encountered is a captive portal.
A captive portal can be defined as a webpage that's been designed on a networking device to be viewed and interacted with by the user of a public-access network such as a Wi-Fi, before he or she is granted an access to the network (internet).
A example of live footage is on camera, tv, or a live show happening at that moment
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Answer:
The number of routers arrived in the path of a packet from sender to receiver are called hops. It is term used usually in computer networking.
<u>Command Used to find Hops</u>
In windows command prompt is used to find the number of hops.
1. In Command Prompt type "<em>tracert</em>" after host name and IP address of destination.
<u>Hardware devices Represented by Hop</u>
The main devices that is counted as hop in networking is <em>Router</em>. Nut Sometimes many devices such as <em>switches, repeaters and access points</em> are also count as hops. It depends on the configuration and role of the devices.
