10-29-2011, 04:31 AM
Question 1: [5]
Suppose a leather firm wants to build a computer network, where it wants to connectmultiple star topologies together, which topology you will prefer to connect multiple startopologies? Explain your answer with solid reasons.
Answer:
Well as we know that we should adopt the hybird topology which will connect it and it is mixture of multiple topologies as we know for the long distance the Cable which is used thick net and used in Bus topology so we have to cover the distance for it.
Question 2: [5]
Differentiate between frames and packets in tabular form? (Minimum five points)
AnsweR: Packets are in different size and multple packets make a frame. So it depent on the size which we set for it.
Question 3: [5]
Assume eleven devices are arranged in a mesh topology. How many cables and ports areneeded for each device?
Answer:
The numbers of cable links required for mesh topology are:
Number of devices = 11
Number of links = n (n-1)/2
=11 (11-1)/2 = 55
Number of I/o ports = (n-1) = 11-1 = 10
Suppose a leather firm wants to build a computer network, where it wants to connectmultiple star topologies together, which topology you will prefer to connect multiple startopologies? Explain your answer with solid reasons.
Answer:
Well as we know that we should adopt the hybird topology which will connect it and it is mixture of multiple topologies as we know for the long distance the Cable which is used thick net and used in Bus topology so we have to cover the distance for it.
Question 2: [5]
Differentiate between frames and packets in tabular form? (Minimum five points)
AnsweR: Packets are in different size and multple packets make a frame. So it depent on the size which we set for it.
Question 3: [5]
Assume eleven devices are arranged in a mesh topology. How many cables and ports areneeded for each device?
Answer:
The numbers of cable links required for mesh topology are:
Number of devices = 11
Number of links = n (n-1)/2
=11 (11-1)/2 = 55
Number of I/o ports = (n-1) = 11-1 = 10