How does a computer attached to a shared LAN decide whether to accept a packet?

Q: Specifically why does packet size matter when two applications don't interact well when they use it…

A: VoIP is exactly what the name indicates sending voice (and video) over an IP-based network. This is…

Q: It takes a significant number of switches to connect all of the workstations and servers in a LAN.…

A: Given: It takes a significant number of switches to connect all of the workstations and servers in a…

Q: To connect computers in a LAN we can use a switch or a router.

A: given: to connect the computer to a LAN we can use a switch or a router. to find: if the statement…

Q: What protocol is used on a local area network (LAN) to dynamically assign IP addresses to machines?

A: Introduction: We'll learn about the protocol that's used to allocate dynamic IP addresses to…

Q: Ethernet is a LAN so it is placed in the second layer of the OSI reference model.True or False.

A: the answer is given below:

Q: Wireless migration is the process through which a base station or access point moves from one base…

A: Introduction: The MS continuously examines the BSS-MS link's signal quality. Additionally, the BSS…

Q: Which device would administer routing in a network?

A: Router

Q: 1. When a packet is passed through the network, its is changed at every remains the same. A. IP…

A: Here have to determine about  packet is passed through the network.

Q: It's unclear what happens to packets' MAC addresses when they travel from one network to another. Is…

A: Introduction: MAC:  Media Access Control address(MAC address). A unique identity provided to a…

Q: Why does a full-duplex Ethernet LAN not require CSMA/CD?

A: In full duplex mode, sender as well as the receiver can send and receive data simultaneously. The…

Q: Why is there no need for CSMA/CD on a full- duplex Ethernet LAN?

A: The answer as given below steps:

Q: What information is required to establish whether or not the target IP address is located on the…

A: Introduction: When the host process is on the local LAN, it may interact directly with the other…

Q: When a packet goes from one network to another, what happens to its MAC address?

A: Introduction: The source MAC address is always different, but it is determined by the device that…

Q: Which protocol operates at the Transport layer and is responsible for establishing virtual circuits…

A: The answer is given in the below step

Q: An Ethernet LAN may allow multiple paths between switches. True or False

A: Please find the answer below:

Q: "Ethernet (802.3) and WLAN (802.11) use different Media Access Protocols" – If you agree with this…

A: WLAN stands for wireless Local area network and Ethernet also a LAN technology. Given that Ethernet,…

Q: Can two network interfaces share MAC addresses? Or not? Is it possible for two network interfaces to…

A: Can two network interfaces share MAC addresses?   No two devices on a local network(LAN) should ever…

Q: From the below options Identify two very important protocol that is required to communicate between…

A: D) Ethernet and IP is correct answer . Explanation :- Ethernet -  when system require communicate…

Q: Frames from one LAN can be transmitted to another LAN via the devi A Bridge B Modem C Router…

A: It is defined as the system describes its major components, their relationships (structures), and…

Q: What type of network topology is used when five switches are used on a small LAN and each switch…

A: Introduction: Modern switches may switch traffic across many ports at the same time. A Local Area…

Q: What protocol is used to assign dynamic IP addresses to computers on a LAN?

A: Answer:

Q: Understanding of Media(cables: Straight, Cross, Console, etc

A: as per our guidelines we are supposed to answer only one question. Kindly repost other question as…

Q: Why is there no need for CSMA/CD on a full-duplex Ethernet LAN?

A: Full duplex ethernet LAN Full duplex is a data communications term for sending and receiving data…

Q: When it comes to Ethernet LANs, what is the maximum transmission rate?

A: A LAN is a network of computers and other electronic devices that covers a small area such as a…

Q: At which network layer does each of the following operate (physical, link, network, transport, or…

A: Given: Each of the following network layers (physical, link, network, transport, or application)…

Q: From the below options Identify two very important protocol that is required to communicate between…

A: DHCP is a communication protocol that enables network administrators to automate the assignment of…

Q: What is the role of a router in a network environment? What makes it different from a switch Provide…

A: A router is a networking device that receives, analyzes, and forwards data packets between computer…

Q: What is the Ethernet LAN propagation rate?

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Q: Which OSI layer is responsible for directing data from one LAN to another? a. Transport layer b.…

A: Network layer of Open System Interconnection (OSI) model is responsible for directing the data from…

Q: What happens to packet MAC addresses as they travel across networks?

A: Introduction: Computer network interfaces are uniquely identified by their Media Access Control…

Q: What are VLANs?   copy/paste 3 VLANs separated by routers. Why are Vlans important and on what…

A: basic definition of vlan and its importance with types.

Q: What type of protocol is used to present a public IP address to computers outside the LAN to handle…

A: Let's see the protocol:   Network Address Translation (NAT) protocol is used to present a public IP…

Q: Routing is the responsibility of network layer 2 switches and it determines which link should be…

A: Routing is the responsibility of the Network layer of the OSI model. The network layer is…

Q: Among the following, which three are instances of Layer 2 LAN or PAN standards that also operate at…

A: Computer networks come in a variety of shapes and sizes. Computer networks may be categorised based…

Q: What protocol is used to provide machines on a LAN dynamic IP addresses?

A: Computer Networks which refers to the set of the computers or the devices which are interconnected…

Q: Does a MAC destination MAC address change when a packet traverses several networks? Explain why or…

A: Change in MAC destination MAC address while traverse through network

Q: When packets transit from one network to another, it's unclear what happens to their MAC addresses.

A: Introduction: The term "Media Access Control" refers to the provision of a one-of-a-kind identifier…

Q: On a single LAN, there are 200 workstations and four servers connected by a number of switches.…

A: Local Area Network: A local area network (LAN) is a collection of computers and related peripherals…

Q: Assume a computer transmits a packet via the Internet's transport layer to another computer. At the…

A: Computers connect and interact with one another through the Internet, principally using the TCP/IP…

Q: It is possible to share a MAC address across two network interfaces, but how? Do you know why this…

A: The question has been answered in step2

Q: What kind of network address translation is used to allow many users to connect to the global…

A: - The question wants to know which Network Address Translation may a single IP address be used to…

Q: Step 1. Why is there no need for CSMA/CD on a full-duplex Ethernet LAN? Step 2. What is the…

A: Answer :  step - 1 : Why is there no need for CSMA/CD on a full-duplex Ethernet LAN:  In full duplex…

Q: What type of DHCp packet does a device send once it has been offered an IP address by the DHCP…

A: Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP):  DHCP exchange involve four types of packets: Discover:…

Q: Why is Frame Relay a better solution for connecting LANs than T-1 lines?

A: .

Q: With respect to a network interface card, the term 10/100 refers to A protocol speed Ba fiber speed…

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