Volume 2 - Chapter 18: LAN Architecture Flashcards
At what level in a tier-3 LAN would you expect the following features to reside:
* DHCP Snooping
* PoE
* QoS Trust Boundry
The access layer
At what level in a tier-3 LAN would you expect the following features to reside:
* Dynamic Routing Protocols
* Inter-VLAN routing
* ACL filtering
The distribution layer
In a 2-tier campus LAN design, the connections between the distribution and access layers provide a ____ mesh.
Partial
A 2-tier network is sometimes also refered to as a ___ ____
Collapsed Core Design.
Describe the purpose of the additional core layer in a 3-tier network.
To connect together the distribution switches, without having to connect all distribution switches directly together.
Core switches also provide a backplane for higher traffic volume due to their faster speeds
What type of mesh network is typically used in a 2-tier or 3-tier network?
A partial mesh. This is done to reduce the number of uplinks that are required.
A network design that utilizes different features from different topologies is refered to as?
A hybrid topology
What is the max speed supported on a CAT 3 cable @ 100 meters?
10 Mbps
What is the max speed supported on a CAT 5 cable @ 100 meters?
100 Mbps
What is the max speed supported on a CAT 5e cable @ 100 meters?
CAT 5e originally only had support for 1 Gbps, but was improved by the IEEE using a different standard to have support for multigig (1 Gbps, and 2.5/5 Gbps)
What is the max speed supported on a CAT 6 cable @ 100 meters?
1 Gbps
However, CAT 6 does support 10 Gbps at 55 meters
What is the max speed supported on a CAT 6A cable @ 100 meters?
10 Gbps
What is the max speed supported on a CAT 8 cable @ 100 meters?
40 Gbps
The term OM stands for?
Optical Multimode
What are the speed and core cladding specs for a OM1 cable?
- Core/Cladding Diameter: 62.5/125
- 1 Gbps up to 220 meters
- 10 Gbps up to 33 meters