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Algorithm to determine re-transmit delay after
collision |
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A network topology that usually consists of a single cable
to which the devices are attached so that
all attached devices receive all transmissions |
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A collection of hosts and routers that use the
same routing protocol and are administered by a single authority |
2. |
With '23 across', a protocol used in Ethernet,
in which, a station wishing to transmit listens to the medium and transmits
only when the medium is idle. Also resolves conflicts |
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A collection of objects that can be accessed
via a network management protocol |
4. |
An ABR traffic parameter that gives the slowest
rate at which the network controls the flow of the source on an ABR virtual
connection |
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A Mac level device used to create an extended
local network from two or more LANs or WANs |
5. |
A public network that provides end-to-end digital
transmission and supports a wide range of services |
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Voice signaling based on bits taken from voice
timeslots |
6. |
An application protocol that runs over TCP |
| 12. |
A company, through which, a person can get connected
to the internet |
7. |
A type of network topology |
| 14. |
A link state routing protocol used by the internet
community. Used over IP |
9. |
A group of people involved in writing communications
standards |
| 16. |
In the TCP/IP world, a logical data unit that
is transmitted over the network |
10. |
A way of sending a message to everybody on the
network at the same time |
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An implementation of cell relay, which is a packet
switching technique using packets |
11. |
A way of sending a message to everybody on the
network at the same time |
| 20. |
A formal set of conventions governing the formatting
and timing of message exchange between two communicating systems |
12. |
See '31 down' |
| 23. |
See "2 down" |
13. |
A part of the ethernet packet, 8 bits long |
| 25. |
A technique to minimize the addresses tables
in the router, called also supernetting |
15. |
The network administration codex of the TCP/IP
protocol suite |
| 27. |
Provides a point to which clients may connect
to, acts as a central node |
17. |
A protocol that defines the way workstations
gain access to transmission media |
| 29. |
A collection of various types of networks connected
together |
19. |
A term used in frame relay which defines the
data pace the network is obligated to provide |
| 30. |
The physical interface to a computer, for connection
of terminals and modems |
21. |
A device for inter-connecting ethernet segments,
supports signal regeneration and collision enforcement |
| 32. |
The internet-based global information system
based on a combination of information retrieval |
22. |
Provides a way for clients to connect to multiuser
computers on an internetwork |
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An application protocol that runs over UDP (useful
for device configuration) |
24. |
A modem interface control signal sent to the
modem, usually telling the modem that the transmitting device is ready
to transmit |
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A collection of nodes/stations connected by communications
channels |
26. |
A type of network topology |
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An ordered group of data and control signals
transmitted through a network |
28. |
A widely used routing codex. Uses a distance-vector
method |
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31. |
With '12 down', a suite of protocols that is
used on the internet, widely used |
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33. |
Provides communications among devices on a regional,
national, or international basis |
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34. |
A simple protocol providing a way to retrieve
e-mail from a server |
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35. |
A document which discusses many aspects of computing
and computer communication focusing in networking protocols |
