Exam 6: Telecommunications and Networks
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Which of the following best describes how star, ring, and bus networks differ?
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Network computing is sometimes called a _______________ client/server model, because it consists of thin clients, application servers, and database servers.
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Booking a reservation over the Internet costs an airline about 50 percent less than booking the same reservation over the telephone.
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The _______________ layer in an OSI model provides communications services for end users.
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Which of the following best describes a local area network?
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IPv4, the current Internet addressing protocol, can accommodate about _______________ addresses.
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A change in technology often induces social, political, and economic system changes long before a critical mass of users is reached.
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A communications network is any arrangement where a sender transmits a message to a receiver over a _______________, consisting of some type of medium.
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All cellular and PCS telephone systems divide a geographic area into small areas, or __________, typically from one to several square miles in area.
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Local and global telecommunications networks are rapidly converting to digital transmission technologies. Digital technology provides all of the following benefits over analog technology except:
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An intranet is a network inside an organization that uses Internet technologies to provide an Internet-like environment within the enterprise.
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Fiber optics are regarded as the communications media of the future, primarily due to its _______________.
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IP addressing can identify a particular PC connected to the Internet, but not the network to which it is attached.
C. The Class B portion of the address identifies networks.
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Voice over IP is a technology that allows a remote worker to function as if he or she were directly connected to a regular telephone network, even while at home or in a remote office.
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Telecommunications and network technologies are internetworking and revolutionizing _______________.
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Most of the institutions and commercial partners on the Internet2 network are connected via _______________, a network backbone that will soon support throughput of 10 Gbps.
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A communications medium that consists of one or more central wires surrounded by thick insulation is called _______________ cable.
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The telecommunications industry has changed from a deregulated market to government-regulated monopolies.
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PCS phone systems cost substantially more to operate and use than cellular systems, but have lower power consumption requirements.
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