Q. How many pairs of stations can simultaneously communicate on Ethernet LAN?

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Q. Different computers are connected to a LAN by a cable and a/an

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Q. A point-to-point link in a remote backbone connected by remote bridges acts as

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Q. Connecting devices are divided into

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Q. The bridge must discard any frames too large for its

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Q. Each LAN type has its own strategy in the sending of

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Q. Each LAN type has its own frame

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Q. The device that operates below the physical layer of the OSI model is

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Q. Wireless LANs implement security measures in the

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Q. In filtering when the frame is forwarded, the decision must specify the

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Q. Reconfiguration of the stations in transparent bridges are unnecessary, if the bridge has added or deleted from

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Q. Stations can be configured through technique

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Q. VLANs provides

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Q. Virtual LANs create

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Q. No protocol at the data link layer allows the fragmentation and reassembly of

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Q. Active hub is actually a

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Q. In transparent bridges, redundancy of the bridges can create loops in the system which is very

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Q. Repeaters only regenerate the strength of the signals, it does not

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Q. The connecting device which operates at the physical and data link layer is called

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Q. Bridges are also repeaters and

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