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What is the main function of a bridge in a network?
What is the main function of a bridge in a network?
- Act as a multiport repeater
- Increase the size of broadcast domains
- Create multiple collision domains
- Connect two or more segments to separate LANs (correct)
How does a switch differ from a bridge?
How does a switch differ from a bridge?
- Switches have fewer ports compared to bridges
- Switches are only used in small LANs
- Switches are generally slower than bridges
- Switches use ASICs for processing, while bridges use software running on a normal processor (correct)
In terms of collision domains, how does a switch compare to a bridge?
In terms of collision domains, how does a switch compare to a bridge?
- Switches have the same number of collision domains as bridges
- Switches have fewer collision domains than bridges (correct)
- Switches eliminate collision domains altogether
- Switches create more collision domains than bridges
What technology does a switch utilize for its processing capabilities?
What technology does a switch utilize for its processing capabilities?
What type of connections do LAN ports on routers typically have?
What type of connections do LAN ports on routers typically have?
Which device is commonly referred to as a multiport bridge?
Which device is commonly referred to as a multiport bridge?
What is the primary purpose of a router in a network?
What is the primary purpose of a router in a network?