What are the advantages and disadvantages of NIC
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Answer Posted / syed mahboob feroz ahmed
Hi,
NIC stands for Network Interface Card,Advantages and
DisAdvantages of NIC are as follows:
If NIC Card is present then data flow is possible and if
NIC card is not available Data flow is Not possible between
Networks NIC Card is provided with Port RJ45 Port and this
is the port through which Data transfer is Possible is
possible in between Networks.The Disadvantage of NIC is
Data is not secured in NIC Connection as Data can be Hacked.
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