Ethernet:
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Is an internal company Internet -- not accessible by outside users
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Requires its own operating system
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Is one of several methods by which information travels through a network
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Is not available for peer-to-peer networks Remote access capabilities allow:
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C
Correct answer
Explanation
Ethernet is a family of networking technologies that defines how data is transmitted over a network. It specifies protocols at the physical and data link layers, determining how information packets travel between devices. It's not a private network (that's an intranet), doesn't need its own OS, works with various network types including peer-to-peer, and the option D text appears garbled.