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Stephen McQuerry

"Interconnecting Cisco Network Devices, Part 1 (ICND1): CCNA Exam 640-802 and ICND1 Exam 640-822 (2nd Edition)"


e. Switches support dedicated communication between devices.
f. Switches do not support dedicated communication between devices.
12. Which of the following statements about microsegmentation are accurate? (Choose
three.)
a. Implementing a bridge creates microsegmentation.
b. Microsegmentation increases bandwidth availability.
c. Each device on a network segment is connected directly to a switch port.
d. Microsegmentation eliminates collisions.
e. Microsegmentation limits the number of segments on a network.
f. Microsegmentation uses half-duplex operation.
13. Match each of the following function descriptions with either full-duplex or halfduplex
communication.
___ The network sends and receives data frames one at a time, but not
simultaneously.
___ This communication type effectively doubles the amount of bandwidth
between the devices.
___ The network sends and receives data frames simultaneously.
a. Full-duplex communication
b. Half-duplex communication
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14. Match each of the following connectivity functions to the appropriate Ethernet type.
___ At the end-user level, gives high-performance PC workstations 100-Mbps
access to a server
___ Not typically used at the end-user level
___ At the workgroup level, provides connectivity between the end user and
workgroups
___ At the backbone level, provides interswitch connectivity for low- to mediumvolume
applications
___ At the workgroup level, provides high-performance connectivity to the
enterprise server
___ At the backbone level, provides backbone and interswitch connectivity
___ At the end-user level, provides connectivity between the end user and the userlevel
switch
___ Provides interswitch connectivity for low- to medium-volume applications
a.


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