Network layer has responsibility of transferring datagram from one node to physically adjacent node over a link.
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34%
T
66%
F
the sending controller performs error detection based on error checking bits that were added by the sending controller.
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50%
T
50%
F
In ppp we have
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12%
only one device
66%
only Two devices
22%
More than Two devices
0%
None
broadcast link can have multiple sending and receiving nodes all connected to the same, single, shared broadcast channel.
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93%
T
7%
F
If more than two nodes transmjt frames at the same time, all nodes receive multiple frames at the same time; that causes a----------------
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2%
fainting
89%
collision
4%
distribution
4%
All
Channel partitioning protocols divide the channel into smaller "pieces" and allocate them to nodes for exclusive use. Which of the following is not a channel partitioning technique?
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18%
Time slots
8%
Frequency
33%
Code
28%
Collisions
13%
All above
…. algorithm that determines how nodes share channel
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26%
centered
65%
distributed
8%
dijkstra
Random access protocols do not divide the channel and allow collisions to occur. Which of the following is a random access protocol?
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7%
TDMA
7%
FDMA
33%
CDMA
53%
CSMA/CA
Taking-turns protocols involve nodes taking turns, with nodes that have more to send taking longer turns. Which of the following is an example of a taking-turns protocol?
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76%
Token Ring
8%
ALOHA
14%
Slotted ALOHA
2%
WEP
communication about channel sharing must use channel itself! • no out-of-band channel for
coordination
coordination
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29%
Multiple Access Addresses
61%
Multiple Access Protocol
10%
Multiple Access Protocol
In channel partitioning protocols, which of the following "pieces" is used to allocate the channel to nodes for exclusive use?
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35%
Frequency
40%
Time slots
11%
Code
14%
Collisions
allocate piece to node for exclusive use
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79%
channel partitioning
15%
random access
6%
taking turns
Which protocol allows collisions to occur and "recovers" from them?
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8%
CDMB
6%
TDMA
8%
FDMA
79%
CSMA/CD
The protocol is decentralized that mean
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13%
No special node to coordinate transmissions
13%
No synchronization of clocks, slots
74%
Both