What is NOT true about Virtual Circuit Networks (compared to Datagram Networks)? Group of answer options Connection package required Each package contains a complete address of the final recipient Facilitates Quality of Service All packets are routed the same way

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Q: d. Determine the corresponding layer of the OSI model to the following duties: i. Carrying…

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Q: 1. Draw a simple logical network diagram that models a wireless home network. 2. Discuss the…

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Q: Design a complete network infrastructure of an organization using Packet Tracer

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Q: Is there any significance to the phrase "infrastructure mode" when it comes to wireless networks? If…

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Q: Choose the second layer of the layered networking model that shows how a network works from the…

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Q: What are the roles and typical functionalities of any two of the following network devices…

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Q: What is the difference between the architecture of the network and the applications?

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Q: high-performance network, MPLS combines the richness of IP with

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Q: What is a telecommunications network's architecture

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Q: How does out-of-order packet affect network performance

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Q: MPLS combines the richness of IP with the performance of ATM to produce a network with exceptional…

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Q: 31 Which of the following is not a characteristic of Virtual Circuit Network? Resources can be…

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Q: The routing protocols for ad hoc wireless networks can be broadly classified into four categories as…

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Q: The physical layer, in reference to the OSI model, defines  the interface between the X.25 network…

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Q: g) Dynamic use of bandwidth is utilized with A) virtual circuit packet switching and circuit…

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Q: Describe five common network topologies. Which one do you think is the most reliable?

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Q: How is GPRS different from GSM: (i) in terms of allocation of resources of the air-interface and…

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Q: _______is related to how data packets are switched or routed within any network. Switching…

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Q: To convey messages, the network layer of a router may employ either a data-gram network or a virtual…

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Q: What are the ideal QoS settings for real-time network traffic-generating applications?

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Q: is the most widely 2. Today, accepted QoS mechanism in enterprise networks. A. AS B. SLA C. DS D.…

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Q: The network's performance can be measured in terms of latency (delay), throughput, and packet loss.…

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Q: In OSI network architecture, the routing is performed by network layer explain?

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Q: What is the data transfer rate of Ethernet local area networks?

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Q: Why Frame Relay was originally designed for use across Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN)…

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Q: Network Layer of router, in order to deliver messages, may either use data-gram network or virtual…

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Q: Select the correct statement regarding the OSI Reference Model. a. analog signals only occupy the…

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Q: How does routing operate and what is it? Identify two common routing methods.

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Q: The network layer, in reference to the OSI model, provide the virtual circuit interface to…

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Q: Determine how modern network programmes can manage several connections at the same time.

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Q: Write report about Frame relay is a packet-switching telecommunication service designed for…

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Q: Select the OSI layer responsible for data exchange within a common network (e.g., Ethernet LAN). a.…

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Q: ............. is asset of rules that govern data communication. It represents an agreement between…

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Q: The main advantages of packet switched networks: Showing the path of the sent message. Splitting the…

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Q: Frame relay is a packet-switching telecommunication service designed for cost-efficient data…

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Q: At the network layer, the datagram and virtual circuit techniques to packet transmission are…

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