Q2) Which Inter-VLAN routing method has a disadvantage that it cannot be scaled for more VLANs and requires one physical interface for each VLAN configured? a. Router-on-a-Stick b. Layer 3 Switch c. EtherChannel d. Legacy

Q: Discuss the advantages of using Layer 3 (routing) between VLANs compared to Layer 2 (switching) for…

A: Using Layer 3 (routing) between VLANs offers several advantages compared to Layer 2 (switching) for…

Q: Describe the process of VLAN trunking and the use of VLAN trunking protocols like 802.1Q. How do…

A: Virtual Local Area Network (VLAN):A Virtual Local Area Network (VLAN) is a logical network segment…

Q: Routero Fa0/0 10.10.10.1/24 no switchport Fa0/3 10.10. 10.2/24 trunk Fa0/1 trunk trunk Fa0/1 Fa0/2…

A: The answer given as below:

Q: On the process of communication between a sender and receiver, the receiver received a duplicate…

A:

Q: used to select the gateway that has the smallest least cost. Both Intra-AS protocol and Inter-AS…

A: Answer to the above question is in step2.

Q: A 2 km long broadcast LAN has a bandwidth of 50 Mbps and uses CSMA/CD. The signal travels along the…

A: In CSMA/CD, when  transmitting node transmits its frame is listening for collisions . when it…

Q: In a scenario involving multiple VLANs, elaborate on the benefits and drawbacks of using a Layer 3…

A: In modern networking, VLANs are a common tool to logically segment networks based on function,…

Q: You have been asked to bond/aggregate 4 of the gigabit ethernet connections between two switches to…

A: B) LACP

Q: PI-61 Q1 A/What are the major differences between wired and wireless networks? Q1 B/What is the…

A: Wired and wireless networks have several key differencesas below1) Medium: Wired networks use…

Q: If you are connected to a network via any device, does your device need to know the address of every…

A: - As per the guidelines, we can solve the first three problems only.  Solving the first three…

Q: LAN CREATION AND CONFIGURATION BOTH     DO ASAP

A: VLAN CREATION:-.Switch(config)#hostname S1 S1(config)#vlan 10S1(config-vlan)#name…

Q: * The layer responsible to sent the data from A to B without error called Data link layer O Network…

A: Introduction: Data transmission is the process of transmitting digital or analog data over a…

Q: True Or False 1. The acronym API in this textbook stands for “Application Programming for Internet.…

A: The acronym API in this textbook stands for “Application Programming for Internet. Answer is false.…

Q: What percentage of an ATM link’s total bandwidth is consumed by the ATM cell headers? What…

A: We need to find the percentage of an ATM link’s total bandwidth is consumed by the ATM cell headers…

Q: Discuss the functions of routers in the OSI model's Network Layer.

A: The OSI model's Network Layer relies on routers to route and forward data across networks. The third…

Q: below an OSPF topology (Figure 2). Identify all types of routers in this OSPF topology.  d) What is…

A: As per guidelines, we can only solve one question at a time . Hence resubmit the question for…

Q: You are required to develop a MAC protocol for an access network in which N nodes continually…

A: Given: You are required to develop a MAC protocol for an access network in which N nodes continually…

Q: Inter-VLAN Routing Configuration. In the Figure below, identify the type of inter-VLAN routing shown…

A: Inter VLAN routing refers to the movement of packets across the network between the hosts in…

Q: B. Let us assume that Node A transfers data to Node D through local area notwork LAN1, R1 router,…

A: I have answered this question in step 2.

Q: Discuss the purpose of trunking in VLANs and the importance of VLAN tagging (802.1Q). How do these…

A: Given,Discuss the purpose of trunking in VLANs and the importance of VLAN tagging (802.1Q). How do…

Q: Discuss the benefits and drawbacks of using a single-router vs. multiple-router approach for…

A: A single-router approach involves using a single router to handle inter-VLAN communication in a…

Q: Assume that your employer has asked you to propose possible dynamic multiple  access protocols for…

A: Dynamic multiple access protocols are the set of protocols which allows many number of users to…

Q: Configure the following VLans having two switches: Switch 1: 1. VLan 40, Dept. HR 2. VLan 50, Dept.…

A: V LAN is a virtual LAN in this physically system can be placed anywhere but they are logically…

Q: n example of an i. Interdomain Routing Protocol. ii. Intradomain Routing Protocol. B. Explain the…

A: Here the user is asking about two questions which I answered below.

Q: 5- The four pairs share a common middle hop with a transmission capacity of R = 400 Mbps. The four…

A: Here is the explanation of the above problem. See below steps.

Q: Question 1 a) The table shown below (Table Q1_A) represents the networking OSI model. Briefly…

A: Below I have provided the solution of the given question

Q: 5-The four pairs share a common middle hop with a transmission capacity of R = 400 Mbps. The four…

A: Given that, Middle hop transmission capacity (R)= 400 Mbps Transmission capacity of four servers…

Q: Borders routers run Intra and Inter AS routing protocols. (А) True (B) False

A: Border routers are routers that sit at the edge of the thread network and route between the thread…

Q: Suppose  your network is connected to another network via a router. Network layer  OSI  model layer…

A: Routing information by Network layer in OSI model

Q: The routing protocols for ad hoc wireless networks can be broadly classified into four categories as…

A: a.1.Reactive (on-demand) routing protocol In reactive routing protocols, a node initiates a route…

Q: what is the other common name for the Network Layer Switch?

A: Note: There are multiple questions are given in one question. According to the rule, you will get…

Q: a) Explain how dividing a large network into areas and a backbone area scales OSPF routing. What are…

A: OSPF (Open Shortest Path First) is a type of link-state routing protocol used to determine the…

Q: scuss based on the following two defining charac Random wireless channel errors Mobility and…

A: Q

Q: Why there is a need for VLAN if we can already configure different subnets in a single switch and…

A: You need a router to route between different Vlans. Also, when doing that, you cannot have the…

Q: Assume a slotted ALOHA-based network using a shared link of 200 M What is the maximum effective…

A: Here in this question we have given a slotted aloha with link of bandwidth of 200 mbps.and we have…

Q: trunk

A: VLANs permit network heads as far as possible admittance to a predetermined gathering of clients by…

Q: Question 1 a) The table shown below (Table Q1_A) represents the networking OSI model. Briefly…

A: Answer : 1. Physical Layer (Layer 1):The lowest layer of the OSI reference model is the physical…

Q: In a scenario where two different VLANs need to communicate, what are the options for enabling…

A: In a scenario where two different VLANs need to communicate, enabling inter-VLAN routing is…

Q: Determine the maximum length of the cable (in km) for transmitting data at a rate of 500 Mbps in an…

A: Given : Transmission Rate = 500 Mbps Frame Size = 10000 bits Signal speed = 2,00,000 km/s  Here…

Q: Lonside that there are links that allow hosts to be connected to trunk ports on switches. 1) What…

A: IEEE 802.1Q is a standard for connecting numerous switches and routers as well as establishing VLAN…

Network Connectivity

Network connectivity describes the process of interconnecting various parts of the network together. There are various devices available which are used to connect various parts of the network namely routers, switches, gateways etc. Various technologies such as cloud computing, big data, and the internet of things are highly dependent on network connectivity. It is very important for enterprises, businesses or companies because network connectivity enables them to access, collect, share, and utilize data across their organization.