Discuss any two constraints of computer networks based on shared media with the aid of suitable illustrations. Are there any differences between half duplex traditional Ethernet, half duplex fast Ethernet, and half duplex gigabit Ethernet in terms of slot time and maximum network diameter? Explain! If a company has a single Fast Ethernet hub, it may divide its network into three Fast Ethernet hubs linked by one Fast Ethernet switch to form a Fast Ethernet LAN. Are split networks more efficient than their original counterparts? With the aid of a suitable diagram, explain.

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