Q. Bridges are also repeaters and

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Q. A transparent bridge's duties include

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Q. The repeater is a

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Q. In transparent bridges, the systems administrator would manually enter each table entry during

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Q. There is no filtering capability in

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Q. The data of the bridge frames must be fragmented into several frames, then the incoming frame's size is too

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Q. A system equipped with transparent bridges must meet

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Q. The bridge must buffer the frame to compensate for the incurred

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Q. A repeater connects segments of the same

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Q. A repeater is a device that operates only in the

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Q. A bridge has a table that maps addresses to

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Q. In the transparent bridge, the stations are completely unaware of the existence of

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Q. A repeater is a device that cannot connect LANs of

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Q. In backbone network, the topology of the backbone is

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Q. In source routing, a sending station defines the bridges that the frame must

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Q. Passive Hubs are actually a

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Q. A repeater receives a signal and before it becomes too weak or corrupted, regenerates the original

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Q. Bridge can operate on both layers those are

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Q. The connecting device that is used to connect the wires coming from different branches is known as

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Q. In transparent bridges, when station A sends a frame to station D then there is no entry in

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