Exam 9: Introduction to Metropolitan Area Networks and Wide Area Networks

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When an application is simply observing its own throughput and not relying on any special types of signals coming from the network, this is called ____ congestion control.

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Wide area networks carry both data and voice.

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Some congestion control methods are based on simple techniques such as the flow control methods.

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With ____ routing, routing tables are created once, typically when the network is installed, and then never updated again.

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The two types of packet-switched networks are the datagram and the ____.

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One disadvantage of distributed routing is related to the problems that arise if the routing tables need to be updated.

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A network that is connected in a ____ is one in which neighbors are connected only to neighbors.

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A ____ application does not guarantee the delivery of any information or data.

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A network that expands beyond a metropolitan area is a ____ area network.

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Some MAN topologies are based on a ring.

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Wide area networks share a few characteristics with local area networks.

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MANs are almost exclusively ____ networks, and thus capable of supporting data rates into the tens of millions and hundreds of millions of bits per second.

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____ applications do not negotiate a connection, and the transfer of data is rarely, if ever, acknowledged.

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With ____, when a frame relay router experiences congestion, it sends a congestion signal forward to the destination station, which in turn tells the originating station to slow down the transfer of data.

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____________________ states that each node takes the incoming packet and retransmits it onto every outgoing link.

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A(n) ____________________ is a device that allows one or more stations to access the physical network and is a transfer point for passing information through the network.

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How is routing through a wide area network accomplished?

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When all the routing information is in one place, it is difficult to make updates to the routing information.

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A network that expands into a metropolitan area and exhibits high data rates, high reliability, and low data loss is called a(n) ___________________________________.

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The SONET network topology is a ____.

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