Ethernet LANS and Switches Flashcards

1
Q

advantages bridges have over hubs

A
  1. bridges separate devices into collision domains
  2. bridges reduced the number of collisions that occur in the network because frames inside one collision domain don’t collide with frames in another
  3. bridges increased bandwidth by giving each collision domain its own separate bandwidth, with one sender at a time per collision domain
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2
Q

ipv4 destination mac address of a broadcast frame

A

ffff.ffff.ffff

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3
Q

prevents loops in switches

A

spanning tree protocol stp

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4
Q

when a switch receives the entire frame before forwarding the first bit

A

store and forward processing

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5
Q

when a switch starts sending the frame out the output port as soon as possible

A

cut through processing

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6
Q

when a switch on only checks the first 64 bytes of a frame before forwarding a frame

A

fragment free processing

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7
Q

definition of a LAN

A

includes all devices in the same broadcast domain

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8
Q

individual broadcast domains created by a switch

A

virtual lan - vlan

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