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1.
What is the electronic packet called that is used to control conversations on ring networks?
Token
Delimiter
Active monitor
Designated monitor |
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IEEE 802.5 networks are called _______.
Ethernet
FDDI
Frame-relay
Token-ring |
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3.
Which of the following networks perform better under heavy network loads?
IEEE 802.2
IEEE 802.3
IEEE 802.5
IEEE 802.5a |
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4.
Token-ring networks are specified to operate at ______.
2 Mbps
6 Mbps
10 Mbps
16 Mbps |
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5.
Which of the following factors affect the maximum distance between MAUs on an IEEE 802.5 network?
Number of MAUs in ring
Number of hosts per MAU
Number of tokens on network
Frame size on the ring |
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6.
Stations on a ring cannot be removed from the topology without a major disruption to the ring.
True
False |
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What generates a frame in a Token-ring network?
Active station
Active monitor
MAU
Station |
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8.
The Token bit is used to differentiate Token frames and _______ frames.
Monitor
Reservation
Information
Priority |
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9.
The _______ is used to differentiate between Token frames and information frames.
Access bit
Token bit
Active monitor
Polarity of the signal |
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10.
4-Mbps Token-ring networks can carry a _____ byte load in the info field.
1500
3000
4550
18,200 |
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11.
Which of the following is not a function of the active monitor in a Token-ring network?
Traffic routing to remote LANs
Ensure valid tokens circulate the ring
Controls token timing
Initiates ring purge |
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| Traffic routing to remote LANs |
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12.
Beaconing is used to identify breaks in the Token-ring network.
True
False |
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14.
Which addresses of other network stations are known by each Token-bus station?
Previous and next stations in sequence
Each station on the bus
Only the active monitor station
Designated station |
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| Previous and next stations in sequence |
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13.
Token-ring networks use CSMA/CD methods to avoid collisions.
True
False |
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15.
Token-bus operates with four levels of priority.
True
False |
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16.
Which two of the following physical media are used in a Token-bus network?
UTP
Coaxial
Fiber
STP |
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17.
FDDI is a broadband technology similar to Token-ring.
True
False |
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18.
What type of media is used in a FDDI network?
UTP
STP
Coaxial
Fiber |
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21.
What are the two types of FDDI nodes?
MIDI, MPEG
SAS, DAS
MAU, MSAU
Primary, secondary |
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22.
The large FDDI frame size reduces ________ when transmitting large blocks of data.
Network size
Network overhead
Encryption
Compression |
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23.
One 6-Mhz channel of a broadband LAN is capable of providing _____ of bandwidth.
1.5 Mbps
2.7 Mbps
10 Mbps
27 Mbps |
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24.
What encoding technique provides 27 Mbps over a broadband LAN?
Time division multiplexing
Frequency division multiplexing
Quadrature amplitude modification
Time domain reflectometry |
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25.
Signals from your cable TV provider are capable of carrying ____ channels as well as TV channels.
Data
Baseband
Narrowband
Wireless |
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26.
The speed of a Token-ring NIC is irrelevant to the proper operation of the ring.
True
False |
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27.
Make sure that all NICs are operating ______ in a Token-ring network.
At the same speed
At different speeds
At 10Mbps
At 20Mbps |
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