Exam 5: Ethernet 802.3switched Lans

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Optical fiber cords typically have two fiber strands.This is done to allow ________.

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Trunk links connect switches to ________ switches.

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At what layer is the 100BASE-TX standard?

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How long (in milliseconds)is a clock cycle if I transmit 400 Mbps with four states?

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Physical layer standards govern ________.

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What is binary 1111 in hex?

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What 802 Working Group creates Ethernet standards?

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Physical layer standards govern ________.

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Which of the following provides security in Ethernet?

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To manage their Ethernet networks,companies rely on ________.

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What is binary 0010 in hex?

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To transmit three bits per clock cycle,you must have ________ states.

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Ethernet forwarding devices are ________.

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What problem limits transmission distance in 4-pair UTP?

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What is the quality designator for multimode optical fiber?

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A system with 16 states can transmit ________ bits per clock cycle

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850 nm multimode fiber is used in LANs ________.

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In 4-pair UTP,what is twisted?

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The 802.11ac Wi-Fi standard uses 256 states.How many bits can it send per clock cycle?

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Signal state is held constant in a clock cycle ________.

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