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| A single network based on a particular Layer 2 protocol |
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| Multiple LANs within a building |
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| A geographically dispersed network |
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| Networking solutions that support individual remote users |
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| A set of switched segments |
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| Multiple buildings within a local geographical area |
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| A large and diverse network, also called an internetwork |
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| An internal network that is accessible by outside parties |
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| The amount of useful traffic that is correctly transmitted |
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| The amount of time between request/response for some network service |
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| The amount of time average delay varies |
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| Time between a frame being ready to transmit and delivery of the frame |
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| Quantity of error-free data successfully transferred |
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| Data-carrying capability of a circuit or network |
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| Maximum average utilization before network is saturated |
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| Sum of all the data all network nodes have ready to send at a particular time |
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| Measurement of how much effort is required to produce a certain amount of throughput |
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| The percent of total available capacity in use |
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