Lesson 8 Flashcards

(60 cards)

1
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Which network is used for localized networking

A

LAN

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Which type of network covers large areas and cites

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WAN

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3
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Can WANs be public or private

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Y

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4
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When WANs spans the globe, what are they called

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GAN

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5
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With a few exceptions . most layer 2 protocols were designed to work in either one network type or the other, but not in both.

A

T

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6
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Who owns most of the LAN infrastructure

A

The company/customer

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7
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Name some WAN devices

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Modem
Access Server
WAN Switch
CSU/DSU
ISDN Terminal Adapter
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8
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Types of Modems

A

Cable
DSL
Dial-Up

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DTE

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Data termination equipment

Customer device

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10
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DCE

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Data communications equipment

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Circuit Switching

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One endpoint creates a single path to another

Circuit means a connection between two endpoints

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12
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Packet Switching

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Data is transmitted in small broken units

Each packet takes the best route

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13
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Give an example of a circuit switched network

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PSTN

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14
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Should you use packet switching when transmitting Media or video

A

No

The packets will not arrive at the same time

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Virtual Circuit Switching

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Switching to transfer packets on logical circuits that do not have physical resources such frequencies or time slots allocated.

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16
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Which switching technique merges Packet switching and circuit switching

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Virtual switching

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17
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Name the two types of virtual switching circuit types

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Permanent

Switched

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18
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Permanent

A

d

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19
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Switched

A

f

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20
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Cell Switching is similar to what

A

Packet switching

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21
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Cell Switching

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Data is transmitted in fixed cells instead of variable length cells

If the fixed cell is not filled with data it will be filled with filler info

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Which switching technique makes it easy to track how much data is moving on a network

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Cell Switching

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23
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Do WANs and LANs both use buses, stars, meshes, and rings

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Yes

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24
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Do WANs use multipoint and point to point connections

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Yes

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Topic B
Topic B
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What are the types of WAN connectivity
Cable DSL Dial Up
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DSL
Digital Subscriber Lines Point to point connectivity over phone lines Uses ATM technology Operates at Layer 1 and 2 Anlog POTs uses low freq on line DSL uses high freq on line
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What hampers DSL
Distance | Quality of Lines
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Name the types of DSL
Asymmetric DSL Symmetric DSL High Bit Rate DSL Very High Bit Rate DSL see pg 317
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Cable Internet access
Uses cable wire and cable modems for connectivity Contention based access
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Cable speed varies based on what
Number of nodes in the contention group
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Dial Up Connections
PSTN connections that uses dial up modems Slow and long connection wait times
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Leased Data Lines
Path that is available 24 hours a day
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Which is more expensive Leased lines or VPNs
Leased lines
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Satellite Media
Provides long range comms Hampered by weather
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Topic C
Topic C
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What covers a large geographic area or connects smaller networks
WAN
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Describe ATM
Cell switching technology Supports high speed voice video and data Standardized in 1988 The glue that connects disparate networks LAN to WAN connections made seamless Complex and costly Connection oriented End to end QoS (guaranteed for virtual channels)
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ATM operates at which layers
Layer 1 and 2
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How is ATM data passed
In fixed packets of 53 bytes
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ATM networks are made up of which device
Switches
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What uses a Layer 2 addressing scheme similar to a phone number
ATM
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What guarantees that ATM data is reassembled in the proper order
Cell sequencing
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What is the Internet de facto standard
IP and Packet switching
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What is the underlying technology for DSL
ATM
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Why is ATM so versatile
``` Bandwidth options Types of traffic Fixed Cell size QoS Traffic shaping Real Time Data support ```
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What are the two types of ATM network Interfaces
User to network interface Network to network interface
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Is a switch a network to network ATM interface device
Yes
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Is ATM a channelized service
No
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Does ATM make channel reservations
No All bandwidth is available to all nodes
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Individual ATM connections are called what
Virtual Channels
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What makes virtual connections with other switches to provide a data path from an end point to another endpoint
ATM switch
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Virtual channels with a common path are tied together into what
Virtual Paths
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VCI
Virtual channel identifier
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VPI
Virtual path identifier
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How can you form a transmission path
by combining multiple virtual paths
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Wha is WAN protocol that functions at layers 1 and 2 of the OSI?
Frame relay
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Is Frame Relay a packet switched technology
Yes
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Frame relay provides reliable communication lines and efficient error handling mechanism by
discarding erroneous data frames
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Pg 323
Pg 323