Fa0Server-PTFa0PC-PTFa0/3Fa1Server2PC1Fa0Fa2Hub-PTFa0/22960- Fa0/1Fa0/0Fa0SwitchuHub0Fa0/1Fa02811Router0Server-PTPC-PTServer1PC2In the above network, assume that the switch ports are all in vlan 1.How many broadcast domains are there?How many collision domains are thereHow many subnets should exist?

Given, How many broadcast domain are there? How many collisions are there? How many subnet should…

Fa0 Server-PT Fa0 PC-PT Fa0/3 Fa1 Server2 PC1 Fa0 Fa0/2 2960- Fa0/1 Fa2 Hub-PT Fa0/0 Fa0 Switcho Hub0 Fa0/1 Fa0 2811 Router0 Server-PT PC-PT Server1 PC2 n the above network, assume that the switch ports are all in vlan 1. How many broadcast domains are there? How many collision domains are there How many subnets should exist?

Fa0 Server-PT Fa0 PC-PT Fa0/3 Fa1 Server2 PC1 Fa0 Fa0/2 2960- Fa0/1 Fa2 Hub-PT Fa0/0 Fa0 Switcho Hub0 Fa0/1 Fa0 2811 Router0 Server-PT PC-PT Server1 PC2 n the above network, assume that the switch ports are all in vlan 1. How many broadcast domains are there? How many collision domains are there How many subnets should exist?

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Chapter1: Introduction

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