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A "generic term" for any OSI Layer unit of measurement is:
Protocol Data Unit (PDU)
Regarding TCP/IP, which three (3) Layers combine into one?
Application, Presentation, Session
Layers 5,6,7
How do "Virtual" Channels communicate?
they communicate with "Headers"
Which layer of the OSI stack is "real"?
Layer 1- Physical
Regarding En-/Decapsulation, what is the relationship between layer "i" and layer "i+1"?
layer "i+1" is TUNNELED inside of layer i
What "runs" the Internet?
TCP/IP
What layer is TCP?
Layer 4- Transport
What layer is IP?
Layer 3- Network
Regarding TCP/IP, which gets encapsulated inside of which?
IP "prepens" its bits inside of TCP
(think of the concept of i+1)
What is layer 1 of the TCP/IP Stack?
Physical
What is layer 2 of the TCP/IP Stack?
Network Interface
What is layer 3 of the TCP/IP Stack?
Internet (routes traffic between Networks)
What is layer 4 of the TCP/IP Stack?
Transport
What is layer 5 of the TCP/IP Stack?
Application
What is digital data measured in?
Bits per second...Not BYTES!!!!
Bandwidth in Perspective- Optical Carrier (OC) -1 is at what bandwidth?
52 Mbps
Knowing the bandwidth of OC-1, what is the bandwidth of OC-24? OC-192?
OC-24 - 52 x 24= 1.24Gbps
OC-192- 52 x 192= 10 Gbps (approx)
Regarding "LAN" topologies, physical layout is inconsequential, what does matter is the ________ behavior of the pathways.
Electrical
LAN topologies, if we have a HUB, we have a...
Bus Topology
LAN topologies, if we have a SWITCH, we have a ...
Star Topology
LAN topologies, if we have a MAU (or MSAU), we have a ...
Ring Topology