Q. Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM) uses asynchronous

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Q. All ATM stations have

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Q. Frame Relay operates in

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Q. To allow ATM to connect existing digital telephone networks such as voice channels and T lines, we use

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Q. A Transmission Path (TP) is the physical connection between an endpoint and a

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Q. The protocol that is added recently to the Frame Relay protocol to provide more management features is called

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Q. In ATM, if none of the channels has cell to send then the slot is

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Q. To route data from one endpoint to another, the virtual connections need to be identified in

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Q. The value of the Ending tag in the Convergence Sub layer (CS) of AAL3/4) is the same as the

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Q. In a mixed architecture, a station connected to a legacy LAN must be able to communicate with a station directly connected to an ATM switch is called

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Q. In cell network, A cell is a small data unit of

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Q. Mobile telephony is an example of

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Q. PVC stands for

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Q. Frame Relay was originally designed to provide

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Q. Frame Relay has error detection at the

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Q. In Application Adaptation Layer (AAL), the payload must be segmented into

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Q. The high data rate of SONET's carrier reflects the design and philosophy of

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Q. Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM) can be the superhighway of

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Q. The last bit of the Sequence number protection field of the header in Segmentation and Reassembly (SAR) sublayer is a

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Q. In the Legacy ATM LANs, when two stations on two different LANs need to exchange data, they can go through a converting device that changes the

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