7.4 - Backbone Design Best Practices Flashcards

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Q

For the distribution layer, either rack-mounted or using a chassis switch is the most effective architecture in terms of cost & performance

A

Switch Backbone

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For the core layer, the most effective architecture in terms of cost & performance is

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routed backbone

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The _____________ (i.e., the LANs) uses 1000Base-T layer 2 Ethernet switches running on Caat5e or Cat6 twisted-pair cables to provide flexibility for 100Base-T or 1000Base-T

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access layer

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4
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The _____________ uses layer 2 or VLAN switches that uses 100Base-T or more commonly 1000Base-T/F (over fiber or Cat6) to connect the access layer

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distribution layer

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5
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The _____________ uses routers or VLAN Ethernet switches running 10 GbE or 40 GbE over fiber

A

core layer

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6
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Performance Checklist:

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  1. Increase Device Performance
  2. Increase Circuit Capacity
  3. Reduce Network Demand
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7
Q

_____________ routing is faster than dynamic routing, but can impair circuit performance in high-traffic situations

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Distance vector

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8
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_____________ routing is usually used in WANs because there are many possible routes through the network

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Link state

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9
Q

Most backbone devices are _____________ devices

A

store-and-read

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