KNPC 2021 EXAM QUESTIONS Q1: When the developers make the program in an architecture such that it can be used by other customers in the future A. Customer-specific program B. Program files C. Program generator Q2: Maximum number of times Ethernet retransmits a packet A. 1 B. 16 C. 8 D. 15 Q3: Ethernet runs on? A. Pure ALOHA B. Slotted ALOHA C. CSMA D. CSMA/CD taty965

Q: The multiplexing concept requires: Select one: A. Of a link and a channel b. One link and…

A: To Achieve Multiplexing a device is needed which is called Multiplexer.Let's talk about it first.…

Q: What is a timetable that can be serialised?

A: INTRODUCTION: When the resulting bit sequence is reread in serialization format, a semantically…

Q: The mechanism known as "store and forward network" is utilised in modern communications only very…

A: Some current communication systems still use the store and forward network mechanism, in which…

Q: Does RPC use TCP?

A: Dear Student, RPC(Remote Procedure Call) runs on top off TCP.

Q: d. Local area network-to-local area network connections e. Personal area network-to-workstation…

A: Below the answer explainations:

Q: True or False: One drawback of circuit switching is that resources may be allocated for a connection…

A: True

Q: Describe the ARP process that will take place when a frame is sent

A: ARP (Address Resolution Protocol ) is a network protocol used to distinguish a device's hardware…

Q: An image is 2048 x 768 pixels with 4 bytes/pixel. Assume the image is uncompressed. How long does it…

A: Dear Student, To solve this question First we need to find the total number of pixels in the image…

Q: When the developers make the program in an architecture such that it can be used by other customers…

A: Ethernet network provides shared access to the nodes attached to the communication medium. Carrier…

Q: The Frame Check Sequence (FCS) is implemented in Ethernet using a technique known as Cylic…

A: Introduction: The Frame Check Sequence (FCS) is implemented in Ethernet using a technique known as…

Q: Define the architecture, speed, and media access control requirements for Gigabit Ethernet or Fast…

A: Q. Briefly define the architecture, speed, and media access control requirements of Gigabit Ethernet…

Q: Distinguish between a contemporary telecommunication network (based on telephone infrastructure) and…

A: Introduction: A telecommunications network is a collection of nodes linked through…

Q: Describe the distinctions between SSI, MSI, LSI, and VLSI.

A: Introduction: the question is about Difference between SSI, MSI, LSI, and VLSI: Some of the…

Q: 6. Serial communication MOV TMOD, #20H MOV THI, #-6 MOV SCON, #50H SETB TRI Again: MOV SBUF, #"V"…

A: Serial communication (also called RS232 communication) which enables a microcontroller to be…

Q: Is serial bus data transmission better or worse than parallel bus transmission?

A: Dear Student, The detailed answer to your question along with required explanation is given below -

Q: 1. How fast can a 46-byte block of data be transmitted on a 10 Mbps Ethernet packet and a 16Mbps…

A: Let see the solution.

Q: size

A: Ethernet frames are data packets that are transmitted, received and interpreted by Ethernet frames.…

Q: Is it feasible to classify different sizes of computer networks into different categories?

A: According to the prompt, we must identify key differences between types of digital infrastructure.…

Q: token bus medium access control technique is used for bus/tree? why?

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Q: The hexadecimal equivalent of the Ethernet address of 10000001 10100101 01110011 00101011 11111110…

A: The question is asking for the hexadecimal equivalent of a given Ethernet address. Ethernet…

Q: What is a timetable th

A: What is a timetable that can be serialised? Answer: Serial schedule: Serial schedule both by…

Q: "Short stroking," and how does it effect the cost per gigabyte of SSDs, is a common term.

A: Answer:

Q: Elaborate with the help of diagrams, how different types of MAC Address (unicast, multicast and…

A: Media Access Control also referred to as Physical Address, Hardware Address, or BIA (Burned In…

Q: Three OSI layers are covered in the X.25 standard? Explain?

A: Given that: The topic is about Three OSI layers are covered in the X.25 standard.

Q: What is the abbreviation for Kilo Bytes Per Second in a computer network?

A: Introduction: The following query is about network speed.

Q: Can you explain what the initials "LAN" stand for?

A: Introduction: In the world of technology, there are many acronyms and abbreviations used to describe…

Q: Describe an I'C bus at the following OSI-compliant levels of detail: a. physical b. data link c.…

A: A synchronous, multi-master, multi-slave, packet switched, single ended, serial computer bus which…

Q: IEEE 802.11 architecture consists of the following four parts.

A: 802.11: The wireless LAN architecture and protocols are described in the IEEE 802.11 standard…

Q: "Short stroking," and how does it effect the cost per gigabyte of SSDs, is a common term

A: Answer:

Q: The most common Ethernet connection for terminating twisted-pair wires is called   a) RJ11 b) RJ45…

A: Task :- Choose the correct option for given question.

Q: 21. Explain IEEE 802.11 Frame structure in detail

A: The answer is given in the below step

Q: Is it feasible to classify various computer networks according to their size?

A: A set of computers connected via a transmission means, such as cable, wire, etc., is known as a…

Q: Is there a minimum size requirement for an actual Ethernet frame?

A: The name "Ethernet" was taken from the area of computer science, and it In the realm of personal…

Q: What exactly is STP? How does it work?

A: Introduction: STP (Spanning Tree Protocol) and how it works must be defined. The Spanning Tree…

Q: What does the networking term Ethernet mean?

A: Introduction: ETHERNET: Ethernet is essentially a method of linking numerous computer systems in any…

Q: Q3: Define SSI, MSI, LSI, and VLSI

A: SSI stands for small scale integration,  MSI stands for medium scale integration LSI stands for…