Question 1

In most situations, wireless LANs use a central device, called a(n)____, to control communications.

Accepted Answer

A) hub 
B) switch 
C) concentrator 
D) access point 
A) hub 
B) switch 
C) concentrator 
D) access point

Question 2

The mesh topology formula for determining how many connections are needed for the number of nodes on a network, with n representing the number of nodes on the network is: ____.

Accepted Answer

A) n ( n -1)/2 
B) n * n /2 
C) n ( n +1)/2 
D) n * n -1 
A) n ( n -1)/2 
B) n * n /2 
C) n ( n +1)/2 
D) n * n -1

Question 3

All computers, no matter what their topology, communicate in the same way: They address data to one or more computers and then transmit that data across the cable in the form of ____.

Accepted Answer

A) bits 
B) bytes 
C) bps 
D) electronic signals 
A) bits 
B) bytes 
C) bps 
D) electronic signals

Question 4

A physical ring is a(n)____ topology.

Accepted Answer

A) passive 
B) active 
C) standard 
D) logical 
A) passive 
B) active 
C) standard 
D) logical

In most situations, wireless LANs use a central device, called a(n)____, to control communications.

The mesh topology formula for determining how many connections are needed for the number of nodes on a network, with n representing the number of nodes on the network is: ____.

All computers, no matter what their topology, communicate in the same way: They address data to one or more computers and then transmit that data across the cable in the form of ____.

A physical ring is a(n)____ topology.

Introduction to Networks and Networking Concepts

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Network Interface Cards

Making Networks Work

Network Communications and Protocols

Network Architectures

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Understanding Complex Networks

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Exam 2: Network Design Essentials

In most situations, wireless LANs use a central device, called a(n)____, to control communications.

The mesh topology formula for determining how many connections are needed for the number of nodes on a network, with n representing the number of nodes on the network is: ____.

All computers, no matter what their topology, communicate in the same way: They address data to one or more computers and then transmit that data across the cable in the form of ____.

A physical ring is a(n)____ topology.

Introduction to Networks and Networking Concepts

Networking Media

Network Interface Cards

Making Networks Work

Network Communications and Protocols

Network Architectures

Simple Network Operations

Understanding Complex Networks

Introduction to Network Security

Supporting a Small Business Network

Network Administration and Support

Enterprise and Wide Area Networks

Solving Network Problems

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