The 802 Standards Flashcards

1
Q

When did IEEE begin to define LAN standards?

A

Late 1970s

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2
Q

Who decided more detail was needed at the Data Link Layer? When?

A

IEEE 802; 1980s

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3
Q

Match:

  1. 802.1
  2. 802.2
  3. 802.3

A. Logical Link Control
B. Internetworking including bridging and virtually bridged LANs
C. CSMA/CD LAN

A
  1. B
  2. A
  3. C
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4
Q

Is Ethernet baseband or broadband?

A

Baseband

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5
Q

What is CSMA/CD?

A

Carrier-Sense Multiple Access with Collision Detection

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6
Q

What does CSMA/CD do?

A

Regulates traffic via access control

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7
Q

What 4 types of baseband cables are associated with Ethernet?

A

Thicknet, Thinnet, UTP, fiber optic

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8
Q

T/F: star configurations are typically avoided in Ethernet configurations.

A

F. Star is usually used with hubs and cat 4/5 twisted pair cabling.

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9
Q

In CDMA/CD environments, how do workstations decide when to transmit?

A

Listen in on transmission medium until no signal is detected, then transmit. If more than one signal, attempt to transmit after a preset delay that differs for each workstation.

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10
Q

What is IEEE?

A

Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers

US-based organization

Develops data communication standards

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