Q:
What is the meaning of Carrier Sense in CSMA (Carrier Sense Multiple Access)?
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NETWORKING - LAN TOPOLOGIES MCQ
- Which topology requires a central controller or hub?
- Which topology requires a multipoint connection?
- Multipoint topology is
- In mesh topology, every device has a dedicated topology of
- Bus, ring and star topologies mostly used in the
- Bus, ring and star topologies mostly used in the
- Combination of two or more topologies are called
- The topology with highest reliability is ?
- Star Topology is Based On a Central Device that can be __________ ?
- Which of the following is not type of the network topology?
- In a star-topology Ethernet LAN, _______ is just a point where the signals coming from different stations collide; it is the collision point
- A spanning tree is a graph in which there is no _____
- _______ is the technology that connects the machines and people within a site in a small area
- ______ is a collection of point-to-point links that may form a circle
- Security and privacy are less in a .................. topology
- A network that contains multiple hubs is most likely configured in a ............... topology
- In a network with 25 computers, which topology would require the most extensive cabling?
- Which topology features a point-to-point line configuration?
- Source routing bridges in the same LANs must have ............... bridge Number
- A distributed network configuration in which all data/information pass through a central computer is
- Which network topology is considered passive?
- A central computer surrounded by one or more satellite computers is called a
- FDDI is a
- Which of the following medium access control technique is used for bus/tree?
- The most flexibility in how devices are wired together is provided by
- What is the name of the network topology in which there are bi-directional links between each possible node?
- Which topology covers security, robust and eliminating the traffic factor?
- The multipoint topology is
- Common LAN topologies are
- The star topology is used in
- The bus, ring and star topologies are mostly used in the
- The star topology is less expensive then
- Difficult reconnection and fault isolation are the disadvantages of
- The connection of the telephone regional office is the practical example of
- In Star topology, the central controller is called
- The combination of two or more topologies are called
- Ease of installation is the main advantage of
- Which network topology does this represent?
- ‘Jitter’ refers to-
- 2 Half duplex systems can make a Full-Duplex
- Which topology requires the most amount of wiring?
- How many links are there for N nodes in the mesh topology?
- Which topology has a central hub?
- Which topology has the toughest fault identification?
- Ethernet LANs use which topology?
- Which topology uses the token passing algorithm?
- How many lines are required for the bus topology?
- A list of protocols used is known as –
- In order to prevent a fast sender from swamping a slow receiver with data, feedback is often used. This process is known as-
- Which is the smallest unit amongst the following with reference to the ATM-
- IEEE 802.8 is/was –
- Which of the following was the IBM Token bus?
- What is the function of Network Interface Cards?
- A device which is used to boost the signal between two cable segments or wireless access points is
- A device that provides a central connection point for cables is –
- A device that connects networks with different protocols –
- A device that helps prevent congestion and data collisions –
- A device that is used to connect a number of LANs is –
- Arrangement of computer network nodes and connections between them is called
- In computer network, bus, star, ring, mesh and tree are types of
- A node which is represented in a computer network topology is basically a
- In computer network, short message that travels around the communication medium is called
- Computer network topology which uses routers is
- In computer, two dissimilar networks can be connected by a
- Flow of data in a computer ring network topology is
- Which of the following is not a computer LAN topology?
- Which of the following is not a benefit of a computer network?
- Computer topology which is made up of an unbroken circle of network nodes is called
- In computer, FDDI is a
- Computer network topology in which user connects each network node to a central device hub is called
- Topology which takes more cable than e.g. a bus, but the benefit is that if a cable fails, only one node will be brought down is
- IEEE stands for ___
- Choose the correct IEEE standards used to manage various computer networks
- Choose the cables or media used to implement 802.3 ethernet network below
- Who designed or invented an Ethernet networkfor LANs in the year 1973?
- What is the other name for an Ethernet network?
- An Ethernet Jack is ___
- What is the sped of a 100BaseT cable?
- Choose the correct Base-T cables and their speeds
- Choose the 10-GBasestandard cables from the below options that can carry data of 10gbps without loss up to 10km distance
- Choose the correct Abbreviations used with 10GBase cables below
- Choose the correct abbreviations below
- What is the meaning of Carrier Sense in CSMA (Carrier Sense Multiple Access)?
- What are the advantages of Carrier Sensing?
- What happens in an Ethernet network implementing CSMA-CD when a collision is detected?
- CSMA/CA method is best suited for a ___ network
- Choose the topologies used in a LAN network below
- In a ___ topology, all the nodes or stations are connected to a main central cable
- In ___ topology, all the nodes are connected like a ring when drawn pictorially on a paper
- In a ___ topology, the nodes or stations of a network are connected to a central hub or server
- A group of STAR topology networks connected to a BUS like a cable form or create the ___ topology as a whole
- Which is a network topology that is easy to build?
- State TRUE/FALSE
- Which is the network topology that is prone to bottlenecks though easy to install?
- Which is not an ethernet topology below?
- Advantages of an Ethernet network are ___
- What are the disadvantages of an Ethernet Network?
- What are the other collision detection and recovery methods used along with Ethernet?
- Which are the collision free methods/technologies used to access the Medium Access Control (MAC)?
- What are the parts of An Ethernet Frame?
- An Ethernet header contains ___ as the first two fields
- The Frame Check Sequence (FCS) of an Ethernet Frame is a ___ code
- Each Frame in an Ethernet packet starts with a ___
- State TRUE/FALSE. There is no separate Frame ending sequence in an Ethernet Packet after each frame
Networks
(a).The abilitiy to check the shared transmission medium whether it is being used by any other node or not
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