Computer Networking
The Token-Ring architecture was developed for a more efficient way to determine who should be transmitting at any one time. With Ethernet, collisions may take place, causing the transmitting computers to have to retransmit their data. The use of token guarantees that only one computer can transmit at a time. What happens as the network increases in size? Choose the best answer

The network becomes more efficient
The network becomes less efficient
The speed of the Token-Ring network must be 16Mbps if the number of nodes is greater then 500
After the number of nodes exceeds 550, the Multistation Access Unit must be replaced by the more powerful Hyperstation Unified Bandwidth device
An additional token is added for every 1,000 nodes

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Computer Networking
Which of the following technique is used for fragment?

All of these
a technique used in best-effort delivery systems to avoid endlessly looping packets
one of the pieces that results when an IP gateway divides an IP datagram into smaller pieces for transmission across a network that cannot handle the original datagram size
None of these
a technique used by protocols in which a lower level protocol accepts a message from a higher level protocol and places it in the data portion of the low level frame

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Computer Networking
In Cisco's Unified Wireless Solution, what is the split-MAC architecture?

The split-MAC architecture allows the splitting of 802.11 protocol packets between the AP and the controller to allow processing by both devices.
The split-MAC architecture uses MAC addresses to create a forward/filter table and break up collision domains.
The split-MAC architecture uses MAC addresses to create a forward/filter table and break up broadcast domains.
The split-MAC architecture uses MAC addresses on the wireless network and IP addresses on the wired network.

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