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What is the purpose of a NIC in a computer network?
What is the purpose of a NIC in a computer network?
- It broadcasts requests to the entire network.
- It divides the network connection among multiple devices.
- It uniquely identifies a network card. (correct)
- It contains the antenna for wireless connections.
How does a Hub handle a request from a computer on the network?
How does a Hub handle a request from a computer on the network?
- Sends the request directly to the intended device
- Divides the request among multiple devices
- Broadcasts the request to the entire network (correct)
- Drops the request without broadcasting
Where is the MAC address stored in a network card?
Where is the MAC address stored in a network card?
- In the motherboard's memory
- In the router's memory
- In the PROM (correct)
- In the RAM
What type of NIC is present inside the motherboard?
What type of NIC is present inside the motherboard?
Which component is responsible for dividing the network connection among multiple devices?
Which component is responsible for dividing the network connection among multiple devices?
What is the main difference between a hub and a switch?
What is the main difference between a hub and a switch?
What role do routers play in computer networks?
What role do routers play in computer networks?
How does a modem facilitate communication over analog transmission mediums?
How does a modem facilitate communication over analog transmission mediums?
Why is it important for a switch to have an updated table?
Why is it important for a switch to have an updated table?
In what way does a switch differ from a hub in terms of message transmission?
In what way does a switch differ from a hub in terms of message transmission?