intro to data link layer Flashcards

1
Q

Limitations of Data link layer

and why?

A

can only conducting error checking on Local Area Networks (LANs), as data is discarded in the decapsulation process.

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2
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Standard governing Ethernet for LANs

A

IEEE 802.3

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3
Q

what has allowed for faster Ethernet speeds?

A

advancements in copper cabling from Cat4 to Cat8

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4
Q

MAC Address as seen as?

A

Physical Address

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5
Q

ethernet def

A

uses frames to organize and transmit data in a LAN, supporting various topologies and speeds.

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6
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ARP

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allows devices to map logical (IP) addresses to hardware-specific (MAC) addresses, facilitating seamless communication across devices within a LAN.

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7
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FCS

A

helps ensure data integrity by checking for errors in frames

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8
Q

Layer 2 devices

A

work at the Data Link Layer, directing data to specific devices by referencing MAC addresses. They isolate collision domains, enhancing network efficiency.

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8
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parts of a MAC Address

A

OUI (Organizationally Unique Identifier): The first three bytes of a MAC address,identify the manufacturer.
Network Interface Controller (NIC): The last three bytes, uniquely identifying individual devices.

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8
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Layer 1 Devices

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work at the Physical Layer, broadcasting data to all devices without differentiation.

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