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Computer Networks Terminal Test Guide

This document contains computer networking test questions ranging from short 2-mark questions to longer 12-mark questions. The 2-mark questions cover topics like piggybacking, frame formats for Ethernet and IEEE 802.11, sliding windows, automatic repeat request (ARQ), error detection using parity bits, and hybrid network topologies. The 12-mark questions require more in-depth explanations of topics such as the OSI model, specific IEEE standards, media access control, error control mechanisms, error detection techniques, random access, and the Fiber Distributed Data Interface (FDDI) protocol.

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Computer Networks Terminal Test Guide

This document contains computer networking test questions ranging from short 2-mark questions to longer 12-mark questions. The 2-mark questions cover topics like piggybacking, frame formats for Ethernet and IEEE 802.11, sliding windows, automatic repeat request (ARQ), error detection using parity bits, and hybrid network topologies. The 12-mark questions require more in-depth explanations of topics such as the OSI model, specific IEEE standards, media access control, error control mechanisms, error detection techniques, random access, and the Fiber Distributed Data Interface (FDDI) protocol.

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Terminal test 1 Computer networks Two marks: [Link] piggybacking. [Link] format of Ethernet. [Link] sliding window. 4.

.state ARQ. [Link] does ARQ correct an error. 6. How can the parity bit detect a damaged data unit. [Link] a hybrid topology with a star backbone & form Ring networks. [Link] format of IEEE 802.11. [Link] FDDI. [Link] the structure of encoder & decoder in error correction. 12-marks: [Link] layer. [Link] 802.3u [Link] 802.11 a [Link] Access. [Link] control mechanism. [Link] detection Techniques. [Link] Access. [Link] operation of FDDI. Highlight the difference with respect to 802.5 Token ring.

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