10 Questions
What is the primary purpose of distributed processing in a network?
To divide tasks among multiple computers
Which factor is not considered when measuring the performance of a network?
Data encryption level
In the context of network performance, what does 'transit time' refer to?
The time for a node to transmit a message from start to finish
What is the main focus of measuring network performance according to the text?
Speed of message transmission and response time
Which criterion is not essential for making a network better than others according to the text?
Scalability
What is the main difference between Bandwidth and Throughput?
Bandwidth measures the maximum capacity of a network, while Throughput measures the actual data transfer rate.
How do Bandwidth and Throughput affect network speed?
Increasing Bandwidth generally leads to faster data transfer, while increasing Throughput can cause congestion and decrease speed.
Which factor is NOT mentioned as influencing a network's performance?
Protocol efficiency
What is the primary difference between Reliability and Security in networking?
Reliability focuses on network failures and recovery time, while Security focuses on data protection from attacks.
Why are Latency and Throughput considered proportional?
Attempts to boost Throughput can lead to an increase in Latency.
Explore the fundamental concepts of networks, including the definition of a network, nodes, communication links, and the concept of distributed processing. Learn about the criteria that determine the effectiveness of a network.
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