Across
- 1. Which topology is likely to be deployed in a WAN where there’s a central office and three branch offices, and you want all traffic from the branch offices to go through the central office network?
- 4. A _____ connects each device to every other device in a network.
- 9. _____ sometimes called “peer-to-peer mode,” is a wireless mode of operation typically used only in small or temporary installations.
- 10. Which technology is likely to be implemented as a point-to-point physical topology?
- 12. _____ occurs if two or more devices on the same medium transmit simultaneously.
- 15. Which of the following is a field of the most common Ethernet frame type?
- 16. Signals arriving at different times(referred to as “out of phase”) are called
- 18. Which topology most likely uses coaxial cabling?
- 20. _____ The actual application-to-application data transfer speed is the which is essentially the throughput minus the protocol headers that don’t contain application data.
Down
- 1. Which of the following describes the arrangement of network cabling between devices?
- 2. Which of the following is defined by the extent to which signals in an Ethernet bus topology network are propagated?
- 3. Which type of Wi-Fi signal interference is most likely to be caused by leaves on trees?
- 5. _____ transmission method sends digital signals in which each bit of data is represented by a pulse of electricity (on copper media) or light(on fiber-optic media).
- 6. You’re configuring a WLAN in a long,narrow ballroom. The only place you can put the AP is at the far end of the room. Which type of antenna should you use?
- 7. The extra 5 MB comes in the form of packet and frame headers, acknowledgments, and retransmissions, collectively known as
- 8. The set of rules for each networking technology is referred to as its _____
- 11. The term used when electricity bounces off the end of a cable and back in the other direction is called _____
- 13. Which of the following describes a hub-based Ethernet network?
- 14. The actual amount of data transferred, not counting errors and acknowledgments, is called
- 17. In a physical bus, you install a _____ which is an electrical component called a “resistor” that absorbs the signal instead of allowing it to bounce back up the wire.
- 19. Most Wi-Fi networks operate in _____ meaning wireless stations connect through a wireless AP before they can begin communicating with other devices.
