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35 Cards in this Set
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What is the term for connecting multiple networks or multiple segments of networks?
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Internetworking
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What is the term for breaking a large network into smaller networks called?
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Segmentation
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Name 4 devices whose purpose is to provide for the interconnection of two or more networks:
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hubs, bridges, switches and routers
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A device that interconnects two or more workstations in a star-wired bus local area network & broadcasts incoming data onto all outgoing connections
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Hub
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A device with no routing or selective fowarding capability, that works at the Physical layer:
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Hub
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A managed hub can be managed from a remote location, T/F?
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True
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What management operations are performed on a Managed hub?
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Inventory mgt (what devices are where on network), traffic & envir. monitoring, power mgt.
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What is the purpose of an unmanaged hub?
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To allow the interconnection of two or more workstations in a LAN.
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Describe the characteristics of the location of most hubs:
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within 100m of workstations (due to type of cable), located in locked closets, near power source
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One feature that make hubs attractive is?
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Low Cost
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Which device can use processing power to direct a frame out a particular port, thus reducing the amount of traffic on the network?
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Bridge
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A device that interconnects two LANs that both have a medium access control sublayer.
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Bridge
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A simple form of a switch is called?
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Bridge
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What examines the destination address of a frame and forwards or does not forward the frame depending on address info?
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Filter
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How will a brdigge reduce the amount of traffic on interconnected networks?
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It will drop frames that do not have to be forwarded.
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What type of bridge observes network traffic flow, uses this info to makes future decisions re:frame forwarding
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Transparent Bridge
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How does bridge use backward learning?
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It learns by observing the location from which a frame has come.
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A bridge capable of passing data frame between two LANs separated by a long distance and a WAN
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Remote Brdige
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Which bridge is more complex and more costly? Remote or Transparent?
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Remote Bridge
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A device that combines the capabilities of a hub and bridge is called what?
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A switch
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A multiport bridge that can have as many ports as a hub is called what?
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A switch
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How does a switch reduce the number of collisions?
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by reducing the number of unnecessarily transmitted packets
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Some advantages of a switch over a bridge are:
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More powerful, supports multiple LAN technologies, redundant circuits, auto switch to back-up circuit
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technology that allows data frame to exit the bridge or switch almost as soon as it begins to enter it
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cut-through architecture
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The main hardware of a device (switch)into which all supporting printed circuit cards connect is called the?
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Backplane
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If circuit cards can be inserted and removed while the power to the unit is still on, it is:
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Hot Swappable
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multiple workstations connected through one or more hubs to one switch sharing one channel are called:
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shared segment networks
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a switch directly connected to a workstation which then connects to a hub is called:
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dedicated segment networks
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logical subgroup within a LAN created via switches and software is called:
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Virtual LAN, VLAN
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VLAN advantages
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1)network within a network 2)fewer collisions within VLAN 3)Faster response time 4)bandwidth optimized 5)Security enhanced
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What is the primary goal of a switch?
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to isolate a particular pattern of traffic from other patterns of traffic or from the remainder of the network
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As switch evolves, what devices will it replace?
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hub, bridge and others
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transmitting data frames between two networks, one having a MAC sublayer, one not having one, is the function of what?
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the router
ex. LAN and Internet |
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a system that supports an access control policy between two networks
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firewall
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the concept tha tdata transmission rates, error rates and other network traffic char. can be measured, improved and guaranteed in advance
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Quality of service (QoS)
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