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What is the primary function of a bridge in the OSI model?
What is the primary function of a bridge in the OSI model?
- To filter data packets according to the source address
- To create a star topology with point-to-point wires
- To amplify the signal and filter out noise
- To filter data packets according to the destination address (correct)
What is the main difference between a repeater and a hub?
What is the main difference between a repeater and a hub?
- A repeater filters out noise and amplifies the signal, while a hub does not
- A repeater operates at layer 3, while a hub operates at layer 2
- A repeater connects two networks, while a hub creates a star topology (correct)
- A repeater is 'dumb' while a hub is 'intelligent'
What layer of the OSI model do bridges typically operate at?
What layer of the OSI model do bridges typically operate at?
- Layer 3 (Network) (correct)
- Layer 1 (Physical)
- Layer 7 (Application)
- Layer 2 (Data Link)
What is the purpose of a bridge in connecting two LANs?
What is the purpose of a bridge in connecting two LANs?
What type of protocol is used in a repeater?
What type of protocol is used in a repeater?
What is the primary function of a repeater?
What is the primary function of a repeater?
What type of topology is created by a hub?
What type of topology is created by a hub?
What layer of the OSI model do repeaters typically operate at?
What layer of the OSI model do repeaters typically operate at?
What is the main difference between a bridge and a repeater?
What is the main difference between a bridge and a repeater?
What is the primary purpose of using a bridge or repeater?
What is the primary purpose of using a bridge or repeater?