Network typologies are categorized into the following basic types:
- (A)Â Bus. Ring
- (B)Â Star Tree
- (C)Â Mesh
- (D)Â All of the above
- (D)Â All of the above
Software to peruse the Internet:
- (A)Â Gateway
- (B)Videoconferencing
- (C)Â Browser
- (D)Â Teleconferencing
- (C)Â Browser
A network that covers small geographic area or single or group of buildings is called:
- (A)Â WAN
- (B)Â LAN
- (C)Â Bridge
- (D)Â Gateway
- (B)Â LAN
A device which connects multiple nodes to The network in:
- (A)Â A modem
- (B)Â A Hub
- (C)Â A repeater
- (D)Â A router
- (B)Â A Hub
What does ISDN stands for?
- (A)Â International Service Data Network
- (B)Â International Service Digital Network
- (C)Â Integrated Service Data Network
- (D)Â Integrated Service Digital Network
- (D)Â Integrated Service Digital Network
Which one is not network topology?
- (A)Â Star
- (B)Â Ring
- (C)Â Circle
- (D)Â Bus
- (C)Â Circle
The CCITT protocol is the same as:
- (A)Â X 25
- (B)Â Y.25
- (C)Â C25
- (D)Â d25
- (A)Â X 25
Maximum length of co-axial cable used in LAN is:
- (A)Â 120 meter
- (B)Â 110 meter
- (C)Â 100 meter
- (D)Â 90 meter
- (C)Â 100 meter
The cable joining the Hub is called:
- (A)Â Spine
- (B)Â RS 45 connector
- (C)Â RS 232 serial port
- (D)Â Modem card
- (A)Â Spine
The highest layer of OSI model is:
- (A)Â Physical layer
- (B)Â Network layer
- (C)Â Presentation layer
- (D)Â Application layer
- (D)Â Application layer