In a bus design, the backbone is the device that links all of the nodes in a network. Could you tell me what it is

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A: 1. Virtual circuits are the type of packet switching which contains node to node connection. The…

Q: What are the origins of hop-to-hop connections?

A: Introduction: A rule for regulating the progression of information throughout a network is referred…

Q: As a means of communication between the gadgets of a computer So that all devices stay linked…

A: Introduction: A computer network or data network is a telecommunications network that permits data…

Q: A bus topology is known for being Simple and dependable Robust Efficient and effective Reliable

A: In bus topology all the nodes are connected with a single cable. Structure is very simple and easy…

Q: Q / What is the Protocol Data Unit (PDU) for the following layers 1- Application 2 - Transport 3 -…

A: INTRODUCTION:-  PDU stands for protocol data unit. PDU contains protocol specific control…

Q: Consider the switch shown below. Suppose that all datagrams have the same fixed length and that the…

A: The switch fabric is a crossbar so that at most one datagram can be transferred to a given output in…

Q: 61. Distributed Queue Dual Bus is a standard for a. LAN b. MAN c. WAN d. LAN and MAN

A: This question is based on  networking topologies.

Q: One The disadvantages of Bus topologies Cable faults are easily located, making troubleshooting…

A: A bus topology is a topology for a Local Area Network (LAN) in which all the nodes are connected to…

Q: in a three-bus organization, two buses as source buses and third is destination. one bus as source…

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Q: human intervention of route signals is called

A: According to the provided information.

Q: Design a bus network which consists of 2 routers. Attach 3 PC's and a Server with router 1 switch.…

A: 1) A bus network is a course of action in a neighborhood (LAN) in which every hub (workstation or…

Q: Describe a bus topology

A: Given: Describe a bus topology

Q: In the IEEE 802.11 architecture, what are the first four elements?

A: Three different physical layers: The IEEE 802.11 standard, sometimes known  WIFI, specifies the…

Q: What are the key differences between asynchronous, synchronous, and isochronous connections, and…

A: Asynchronous Connection: Information is transmitted from one end to the other. A connection is…

Q: b) “A source device only performs data de-encapsulation process at the network layer from frame to…

A: De-encapsulation takes place in receiving computer. In de-encapsulation process, header and trailer…

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A: Explanation: When all of the network's nodes are connected to a single cable, it's called a bus…

Q: a bus design, the backbone is the device that links all the nodes in a network.

A: bus topology   A bus topology exists when all of the nodes on the network are connected to a…

Q: Why is an Ethernet LAN protocol address field needed? Can you say a beneficial circumstance Where…

A: Address field in the Ethernet LAN protocol

Q: The multipoint topology is Bus why?

A: Given that: The multipoint topology is Bus why?

Q: In a bus design, the backbone is the device that links all of the nodes in a network. Could you…

A: In a bus design, the backbone is the device that links all of the nodes in a network. Could you…

Q: A network topology is the physical and logical arrangement of nodes and connections in a network.…

A: NETWORK TOPOLOGY: Network topology describes how different nodes, devices, and connections are…

Q: Bus topology is a form of nearest neighbour, the network is cheap but the time it takes to…

A: Linear bus topology A linear bus topology consists of a main run of cable with a terminator at each…

Q: There are two basic types of bus protocol. what are the two different types of bus protocol? How are…

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Q: What are the main problems with using crossbars for interconnection networks? What problems do buses…

A: Problems of interconnection networks using crossbars: Switches are used for connecting the multiple…

Q: Line coding is done at the data link layer.True or False.

A: The data link layer is the convention layer in a program that handles the moving of data into and…

Q: A topology in which each node coonects to exactly three other nodes is: A) bus B) none of the…

A: Topology is a overview how all the elements in a network are connected to each other. Type of…

Q: a) Consider the figures below. The IP and MAC addresses are shown for nodes A, B, C and D, as well…

A: IP: An Internet Protocol address is a numerical label assigned to each device connected to a…

Q: What is bus protocol?

A: The essence of any bus is that the set of rules by that knowledge moves between devices. This set of…

Q: The design of a router has been addressed using a variety of switching fabric methodologies. Is…

A: Introduction: Switching through Memory: The simplest, oldest routers were frequently ordinary…

Q: How does a star-wired bus topology work?

A: Given :- How does a star-wired bus topology work?

Q: If 10 devices are added to each network constructed with a star, mesh, ring, or bus topology, what…

A: Topology is the geometrical representation of the network in which computers are connected to each…

Q: In bus topology, the device linking all the nodes in a network is Backbone explain?

A: Given that: In bus topology, the device linking all the nodes in a network is Backbone explain?

Q: Describe the CSMA/CD protocol. distinguishing between the CSMA and CD parts of the protocol. Explain…

A: Carrier-sense multiple access with collision detection (CSMA/CD) is a media access control (MAC)…

Q: The backbone is the device that connects all of the nodes in a network in a bus design. Could you…

A: Bus topology : A bus topology is a network topology in which nodes are directly connected to a…

Q: How can a bus topology handle more than one computer transmitting at the same time?

A: Reasons are  as follows:

Q: Suppose a workstation has an I/O bus speed of 1 Gbps and memory bandwidth of 2 Gbps. Assuming DMA is…

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Q: A bus topology is known for being a) Robust b)Simple and dependable c) Efficient and effective d)…

A: Task :- Choose the correct option for given question.

Q: The . layer Provides best path to reach destination

A: Explanation: In TCP/IP the Network Access Layer, the Layer 3 is responsible for finding the right…

Q: in a bus topology , break in the main cable causes a network shutdown A) True B) false

A: Actually, given question regarding bus topology.

Q: If a computer in a star network fails, the network will-- A combination of the bus and star…

A: The questions are of the network topology and computer network. Various topology such as mesh, bus,…

Q: For each of the following networks, discuss the consequences if a connection fails - five devices…

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Q: The .... layer Provides best path to reach destination .*....

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Q: Question 3 A backbone is usually a Star Star or Bus Bus Mesh o00

A: The star bus network sometimes acts as the head and monitors the network and all teh connections…

Computer Fundamentals

The computer is termed computation. For calculating or computing something the device that has been used is known as the computer. Or we can say that for performing a fast arithmetic operation the device that has been used is a computer. Storing, processing, and retrieving are the main features of a computer.