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The document discusses several topics related to networking including network configurations, connectionless transmission applications, ways to interconnect computers in a home network, matching OSI layers to their functions, and network criteria. It also includes questions about transmission media, protocols, segments, layers in the TCP/IP model, and ARP.

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Quiz 1 Answer Key

The document discusses several topics related to networking including network configurations, connectionless transmission applications, ways to interconnect computers in a home network, matching OSI layers to their functions, and network criteria. It also includes questions about transmission media, protocols, segments, layers in the TCP/IP model, and ARP.

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1. You are asked to connect a network with 10 computer units.

What network configuration


(based on architecture) will you use? Justify your answer by stating the advantages of your
choice.
- Although you can use client-server, but for this situation with 10 computer units is
given, it is better to use peer-peer because it is easier to administer.
- Advantages are listed in your module
2. Name at least three applications of connectionless transmission of data, where speed is
more important than reliability.

Some examples when to use connectionless over connection-oriented.

➢ When sending data from a fast acquisition where it is acceptable to lose some data
points.
➢ You can also use connectionless to broadcast to any machine(s) listening to the
server.
➢ Weather data (which changes every now and then)
➢ Video streaming
➢ A stock quotation service (not used for actual trading)
➢ Gaming data.
3. You have three computers at home that you want to network together. Two computers are
on the main floor of the house, but the third is upstairs in a bedroom. List as many
possible ways to interconnect the three computers so that they could operate on one local
area network.

Matching Type
OSI Layers

1. Reassembly of data packets into a message TRANSPORT


2. Concerned with IP addressing NETWROK
3. Concerned with physical addressing DATA LINK
4. Error detection and retransmission DATA LINK
5. Establishes, manages, terminates communications SESSION
6. Access to the network for the end user APPLICATION
7. Formatting data from one code to another PRESENTATION
8. Determines what kind of network topology to use in the network PHYSICAL
9. Provides user services such as electronic mail and file transfer APPLICATION
10. Defines mechanical, electrical and functional interface PHYSICAL
11. Handles packet switching NETWORK
12. Message segmenting and error recovery TRANSPORT
13. Provides reliable end to end transmission of entire message TRANSPORT
14. Route determination NETWORK
15. Provides verification of log in and log out DATA LINK

Network Criteria

1. The transmission medium used is covered with a conduit. SECURITY


2. The networks’ susceptibility to viruses SECURITY
3. Data sent reaches the receiver on time PERFORMANCE
4. The use of encryption techniques SECURITY
5. The network bugs down at most three times a week RELIABILITY
6. Your network supports teleconferencing in a wider range PERFORMANCE
7. After a failure, the network can only resume
its activities after a couple of days RELIABILITY
8. Limited number of users to log PERFORMANCE
9. In a certain application, three computers run the same RELIABILITY
program so that if one has a hardware error, the other
two can take over
10. Incorrect transmitted data are sent back to sender and RELIABILITY
are unusable unless corrected

1. This is the physical path over which data and information travel – TRANSMISSION
MEDIUM/TRRANSMISSION MEDIA
2. It is a networking requirement that defines the rule that govern communication between
nodes. – PROTOCOL
3. It is the PDU in the transport layer. – SEGMENT
4. How many layers are there in the TCP/IP Model? – FOUR
5. It is the protocol used to determine the MAC address when the IP address is
known. ARP/ADDRESS RESOLUTION PROTOCOL

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