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Network Topologies
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Preguntas del test (6)
1Which of these is NOT an advantage of a BUS network topology.
- AEasy to implement and add more computer systems to the network
- BQuick to set up - well suited for temporary networks
- CCost-effective - less cabling
- DData is quickly transfterred without a bottlenect - consistent data trainsfer speeds
- EThe transmission of data is relatively simple as packets travel in one direction only
- FAdding additional nodes has very little impact on bandwidth
2Which one of these is NOT a DISADVANTAGE of the BUS topology?
- AIt is difficult to troubleshoot
- BLimited cable length and number of stations - performance degrades as additional computers are added
- CIf there is a problem with the main cable or connection, the entire network goes down
- DLow security - all computers can see all data transmissions
- EProper termination is required
- FData collisions are more likely, which causes the network to slow down.
- GIf any of the computer systems fail, data cannot be transmitted efficiently
- HTo add another node you must temporarily shut down the network
- IExpensive to install
- JExtra hardware required other than cabling
3Which of these is NOT an ADVANTAGE of the RING network?
- AEasy to implement and add more computer systems to the network
- BWell suited for temporary networks
- CCost-effective – less cabling
- DData is quickly transferred without a bottleneck – consistent data transfer speeds
- EThe transmission of data is relatively simple as packets travel in one direction only
- FAdding additional nodes has very little impact on bandwidth
- GIt prevents network collisions.
- HPossible to add more computer systems without taking the network down
- IA failure at one node or cabling will have very little effect on the network
- JBetter security
4What are the DISADVANTAGES of a RING Network?
Select the 4 most appropriate answers- ADifficult to troubleshoot
- BPerformance degrades as additional computers are added
- CIf there is a problem with the main cable or connection the entire network goes down
- DLow security - all computers can see all transmissions
- EData collisions are more likely, which causes the network to slow down
- FIf any of the computer systems fail data cannot be transmitted
- GTo add another node you must temporarily shut down the network
- HExpensive to install
5What are the ADVANTAGES of a STAR Network
Select the 6 most appropriate answers- AEasy to implement and add more computer systems to the network
- BWell suited for temporary networks
- CCost effective - less cabling
- DGood performance / fast network speed
- EEasy to set up
- FPossible to add more computer systems without taking the network down
- GAny failure to a computer system or its cabling will have little effect on the network
- HAdding computer systems has very little impact on bandwidth
- IMinimal collisions
- JBetter security
6What are the DISADVANTAGES of the STAR Network
Select the 2 most appropriate answers- AIt is difficult to troubleshoot
- BPerformance degrades as additional computers are added
- CIf there is a problem with the main cable, the entire network goes down
- DData collisions are more likely
- EExpensive to install, more cabling required
- FExtra hardware required, such as a hub
- GTo add another node you must temporarily shut down the network
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- GCSE Quiz on advantages and disadvantages of Network topologies
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