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    This document provides information about connecting local area networks (LANs) and backbones. It includes questions about interface numbers, port numbers, MAC addresses, IP addresses, IP multicast addresses, and the differences between amplifiers and repeaters. Bridges are described as transparent devices that forward frames between LANs automatically while preventing loops, without stations being aware of the bridge.

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    This document provides information about connecting local area networks (LANs) and backbones. It includes questions about interface numbers, port numbers, MAC addresses, IP addresses, IP multicast addresses, and the differences between amplifiers and repeaters. Bridges are described as transparent devices that forward frames between LANs automatically while preventing loops, without stations being aware of the bridge.

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    ITT 400 Tutorials

    Week 11 (Connecting LAN & Backbone)

    (1)

    ANSWER: A

    (2)

    ANSWER: C

    (3)

    ANSWER: A

    (4)

    ANSWER:A
    (5)

    a) Vendors use different characteristics such as interface numbers, port


    numbers, MAC addresses, IP addresses, IP multicast addresses, or a
    combination of two or more of these.

    b)

    (6)

    a)

    Amplifier ~ cannot discriminate between intended signal and noise

    ~ amplifies equally everything fed into it

    Repeater ~ regenerate signal

    ~ when received weakened or corrupted signal, create copy, bit for bit, at original
    Strength

    b) A bridge where station are completely unaware of the bridge existence.

    According IEEE 802.1d specification, a system equipped with transparent bridge must meet:

    Frames must be forwarded from one to another

    Forwarding is automatically made by learning frame movement

    Loops in the system must be prevented

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