What is NOT true about Virtual Circuit Networks (compared to Datagram Networks)? Group of answer options Connection package required Each package contains a complete address of the final recipient Facilitates Quality of Service All packets are routed the same way

Q: explain CSMA/CA in the context of Multiple Access Protocols

A: Introduction: Before delivering a packet, CSMA/CA checks to make sure that the channel is free of…

Q: Name the physical layers over which Modbus protocol can be implemented

A: Modbus is messaging protocol which helps in establishing connection between client and server

Q: The widespread use of internal and external routing protocols in modern networks is due to.

A: Over the years, networks have grown from straightforward topologies to substantial, complicated…

Q: International standards for network protocols have two benefits and two drawbacks.

A: Network protocols : A network protocol is a collection of rules that determine how to format, send,…

Q: The concept of a "store-and-forward network" is no longer used in general communications, and there…

A: Messages or data are first kept at intermediate nodes or devices before being forwarded to the…

Q: Several sliding window protocols at the data connection layer: how do they compare?

A: Your answer is given below.

Q: In general communications today, the “store-and-forward network” method is not used, and this is for…

A: In telegraph message switching centers, the store-and-forward technique was used. Although many…

Q: What are some of the elements that are often used into diagrams of network connections?

A: Introduction:-  Some of the elements that are often used into diagrams of network connections

Q: How does the industry of telecommunications describe network architecture?

A: Definition: TNA is an acronym for telecom network architecture. Telecommunication network…

Q: Draw a structural diagram of IEEE 802 standard chart. Also, illustrate in detail IEEE 802.1-802.16…

A: The MAC layer is responsible for a variety of tasks, including controlling medium access and…

Q: Circuit-switched networks, unlike datagram and virtual-circuit networks, do not require a routing or…

A: INtro We said that two kinds of networks, datagram and virtual-circuit, need a routing or switching…

Q: What exactly is the relevance of the TCP/IP architecture when it comes to the transfer of data?

A: Modern network communication and the internet are built on the foundation of the TCP/IP…

Q: Explain the datagram approach and virtual circuit approach to transfer the packets from source to…

A: There are two modes for the transmission of data from one user to another user these are datagram…

Q: What is the significance of latency in the context of wide area networks?

A: Latency is the delay in communication that occurs via a network and is often referred to as lag. The…

Q: Describe the significance of the TCP/IP stack in terms of data transport.

A: A group of communication protocols called TCP/IP (Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol)…

Q: What are some of the key distinctions between circuit-switched networks and packet-switched…

A: 1) Circuit-switched networks and packet-switched networks are two types of telecommunications…

Q: There are three layers in the hierarchical design of Ethernet networks.With the aid of a diagram,…

A: Definition: Ethernet Networks: It is a protocol that is of standard communication which is mainly…

Q: Unlike datagram and virtual-circuit networks, circuit-switched networks do not need a routing or…

A: In this question we need to explain why switching table or routing table is not required in circuit…

Q: What is meant by the term "software-defined networking" (SDN) controller?

A: In the context of networking, a Software-Defined Networking (also abbreviated as SDN) controller is…

Q: describe the pros and cons of connectionless protocols as a potential alternative to…

A: Connectionless service  between two node(sender and receiver)  means where the sender sends data…

Q: There are several reasons why the "store and forward network" technique is rarely used in modern…

A: The "Store and Forward" technique is a networking method where data is fully received and validated…

Q: What does the term network topology mean?

A: The question has been answered in step2

Q: More discussion of application layer protocols and network applications will be presented below.

A: Every programme that runs on a single host and is referred to be a network application use the…

Q: odel rel

A: Solution - In the given question, we have to tell how TCP/IP and OSI model relates.

Q: The transport layer protocols The challenges that inevitably come from the use of TCP and UPD in…

A: Introduction: Transport layer protocols typically handle point-to-point communication, which…