Chapter 5 Flashcards

1
Q

a three-byte code that is assigned by IEEE to identify the vendor of a NIC

A

Organizationally Unique Identifier

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2
Q

a message that is sent from a single sender to a single recipient

A

Unicast

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3
Q

a message that is sent from a single sender to all recipients

A

broadcast

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4
Q

a message that is sent from a single sender to a group of recipients - more than one, but not all

A

multicast

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5
Q

a Layer 2 address that allows NICs to communicate with each other

A

physical

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6
Q

a Layer 3 address that identifies both the network and the specific host on that network

A

logical address

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7
Q

the process that is used to find a Layer 2 address when a Layer 3 address is known

A

address resolution protocol

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8
Q

a feature that detects the type of cable, and configures the interfaces to allow the connection

A

auto-MDIX

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9
Q

a switching method that receives the entire frame before forwarding

A

store-and-forward switching

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10
Q

a switching method that begins the forwarding process as soon as enough information has been received to make a forwarding decision

A

cut-through switching

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11
Q

a cut-through switching method that begins to forward data as soon as the destination address has been received

A

fast-forward switching

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12
Q

a cut-through switching method that begins to forward data after receipt of the first 64 bytes of a frame

A

fragment-free switching

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