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1. Which of the following broadcast methods
does an Ethernet medium use to transmit and
receive data to all nodes on the network?

‡ A. A packet
‡ B. A data frame
‡ C. A segment
‡ D. A byte at a time
1. Which of the following broadcast methods
does an Ethernet medium use to transmit and
receive data to all nodes on the network?

‡ A. A packet
‡ B. A data frame
‡ C. A segment
‡ D. A byte at a time
. What is the minimum time it takes Ethernet
to transmit 1 byte?

‡ 100 ns
‡ B. 800 ns
‡ C. 51,00 ns
‡ D. 800 microseconds
. What is the minimum time it takes Ethernet
to transmit 1 byte?

‡ 100 ns
‡ B. 800 ns
‡ C. 51,00 ns
‡ D. 800 microseconds
(. Characteristics of microsegmentation
include which of the following?

‡ A. Dedicated paths between sender and

receiver hosts
‡ B. Multiple traffic paths within the switch
‡ C. All traffic visible on network segment at
once
‡ D. A and B
(. Characteristics of microsegmentation
include which of the following?

‡ A. Dedicated paths between sender and

receiver hosts
‡ B. Multiple traffic paths within the switch
‡ C. All traffic visible on network segment at
once
‡ D. A and B
. LAN switches are considered to be which of
the following?

‡ A. Multiport repeaters operating at Layer 1

‡ B. Multiport hubs operating at Layer 2
‡ C. Multiport routers operating at Layer (
‡ D. Multiport bridges operating at Layer 2
. LAN switches are considered to be which of
the following?

‡ A. Multiport repeaters operating at Layer 1

‡ B. Multiport hubs operating at Layer 2
‡ C. Multiport routers operating at Layer (
‡ D. Multiport bridges operating at Layer 2
v. Asymmetric switching is optimized for which
of the following?

‡ A. Client/Server network traffic where the

"fast" switch port is connected to the server
‡ B. An even distribution of network traffic
‡ C. Switches without memory buffering
‡ D. A and B
v. Asymmetric switching is optimized for which
of the following?

‡ A. Client/Server network traffic where the

"fast" switch port is connected to the server
‡ B. An even distribution of network traffic
‡ C. Switches without memory buffering
‡ D. A and B
Ö. In _________ switching, the switch checks
the destination address and immediately
begins forwarding the frame, and in ________
switching, the switch receives the complete
frame before forwarding it.

‡ A. Store-and-forward; symmetric
‡ B. Cut-through; store-and-forward
‡ C. Store-and-forward; cut-through
‡ D. Memory buffering; cut-through
Ö. In _________ switching, the switch checks
the destination address and immediately
begins forwarding the frame, and in ________
switching, the switch receives the complete
frame before forwarding it.

‡ A. Store-and-forward; symmetric
‡ B. Cut-through; store-and-forward
‡ C. Store-and-forward; cut-through
‡ D. Memory buffering; cut-through
:. The Spanning-
Spanning-Tree Protocol allows which of
the following?
‡ A. Routers to communicate link states
‡ B. Switches to communicate hop count
‡ C. Bridges to communicate Layer ( information
‡ D. Redundant network paths without suffering
the effects of loops in the network
:. The Spanning-
Spanning-Tree Protocol allows which of
the following?
‡ A. Routers to communicate link states
‡ B. Switches to communicate hop count
‡ C. Bridges to communicate Layer ( information
‡ D. Redundant network paths without suffering
the effects of loops in the network
11. How would each segment be considered in
a network segmented by switches?

‡ A. Network
‡ B. Campus network
‡ C. Collision domain
‡ D. WAN
11. How would each segment be considered in
a network segmented by switches?

‡ A. Network
‡ B. Campus network
‡ C. Collision domain
‡ D. WAN
1. In a full duplex Ethernet switch.

‡ A. Collisions are virtually eliminated

‡ B. Two cable pairs and a switched
connection between each node are used
‡ C. Connections between nodes are
considered point-to-point
‡ D. All of the above
1. In a full duplex Ethernet switch.

‡ A. Collisions are virtually eliminated

‡ B. Two cable pairs and a switched
connection between each node are used
‡ C. Connections between nodes are
considered point-to-point
‡ D. All of the above
1(. Congestion causes which of the following
effects?

‡ A. Lower reliability and low traffic

‡ B. High rate of collisions
‡ C. Network unpredictability and high error
rates
‡ D. Lower response times, longer file
transfers, and network delays
1(. Congestion causes which of the following
effects?

‡ A. Lower reliability and low traffic

‡ B. High rate of collisions
‡ C. Network unpredictability and high error
rates
‡ D. Lower response times, longer file
transfers, and network delays
1. Host A transmits to another host, Host B. The
communication is such that Host A stops sending
information content packets and then Host B begins
sending packets. Similarly, Host B stops when Host A
starts transmitting again, Classify the transmission
type as

‡ A. Full-duplex
‡ B. Half-duplex
‡ C. Simplex
‡ D. None of the above
1. Host A transmits to another host, Host B. The
communication is such that Host A stops sending
information content packets and then Host B begins
sending packets. Similarly, Host B stops when Host A
starts transmitting again, Classify the transmission
type as

‡ A. Full-duplex
‡ B. Half-duplex
‡ C. Simplex
‡ D. None of the above
1v. Which of the following statements
concerning packet forwarding in a LAN is not
true?
‡ A. Store-and-forward packet-switching technique is the
one in which frames are completely processed before
being forwarded out to the appropriate port
‡ B. Store-and-forward packet switching technique is
slower than cut-through packet switching
‡ C. Cut-through packet switching is also known as on-
the-fly packet switching
‡ D. Buffering is required in cut-through packet switching
if the network connection or link is slow
1v. Which of the following statements
concerning packet forwarding in a LAN is not
true?
‡ A. Store-and-forward packet-switching technique is the
one in which frames are completely processed before
being forwarded out to the appropriate port
‡ B. Store-and-forward packet switching technique is
slower than cut-through packet switching
‡ C. Cut-through packet switching is also known as on-
the-fly packet switching
‡ D. Buffering is required in cut-through packet switching
if the network connection or link is slow
1Ö. Which of the following is true for a LAN
switch?
‡ A. Repairs network fragments known as
microsegments
‡ B. They are very high-speed multiport bridges
‡ C. Higher latency is made up for by lower
bandwidth
‡ D. Requires new network interface cards on
attached hosts
1Ö. Which of the following is true for a LAN
switch?
‡ A. Repairs network fragments known as
microsegments
‡ B. They are very high-speed multiport bridges
‡ C. Higher latency is made up for by lower
bandwidth
‡ D. Requires new network interface cards on
attached hosts
1:. How many collision domains would be
created by a 1Ö
ort LAN switch?

‡ A. One
‡ B. Two
‡ C. Fourteen
‡ D. Sixteen
1:. How many collision domains would be
created by a 1Ö
ort LAN switch?

‡ A. One
‡ B. Two
‡ C. Fourteen
‡ D. Sixteen
18. By creating a virtual circuit with LAN
switching, what will result on the segment?

‡ A. Increased collisions
‡ B. Decreased available bandwidth
‡ C. Increased broadcasts
‡ D. Increased available bandwidth
18. By creating a virtual circuit with LAN
switching, what will result on the segment?

‡ A. Increased collisions
‡ B. Decreased available bandwidth
‡ C. Increased broadcasts
‡ D. Increased available bandwidth
19. How do switches learn the addresses of
devices that are attached to their
orts?
‡ A. Switches get the tables from a router
‡ B. Switches read the source address of a
acket
entering through a
ort
‡ C. Switches exchange address tables with other
switches
‡ D. Switches are not ca
able of building address
tables
19. How do switches learn the addresses of
devices that are attached to their
orts?
‡ A. Switches get the tables from a router
‡ B. Switches read the source address of a
acket
entering through a
ort
‡ C. Switches exchange address tables with other
switches
‡ D. Switches are not ca
able of building address
tables
. What is the
ur
ose of symmetric
switching?
‡ A. To
rovide switch connections on
orts with
the same bandwidths
‡ B. To make sure the network tables are
symmetrical
‡ C. To
rovide switched connections on
orts with
different bandwidths
‡ D. Switches only
rovide asymmetrical switching
. What is the
ur
ose of symmetric
switching?
‡ A. To
rovide switch connections on
orts with
the same bandwidths
‡ B. To make sure the network tables are
symmetrical
‡ C. To
rovide switched connections on
orts with
different bandwidths
‡ D. Switches only
rovide asymmetrical switching
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