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Networking Answers

The document provides answers to various networking questions, covering topics such as network topology, IEEE 802X standards, mobile generations, multiplexing types, and differences between networking devices like repeaters and routers. It also includes comparisons between IPv4 and IPv6, an explanation of the OSI reference model, and a description of DHCP configuration. Additionally, it outlines a network layout design for an organization with five departments.

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Networking Answers

The document provides answers to various networking questions, covering topics such as network topology, IEEE 802X standards, mobile generations, multiplexing types, and differences between networking devices like repeaters and routers. It also includes comparisons between IPv4 and IPv6, an explanation of the OSI reference model, and a description of DHCP configuration. Additionally, it outlines a network layout design for an organization with five departments.

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Networking Question Answers

Q.1 Answer the following:

a) Define the term network topology.

Network topology refers to the physical or logical layout of interconnected devices in a computer network. Examples

include star, ring, bus, mesh, and hybrid topologies.

b) List IEEE 802X standards for network.

- IEEE 802.1 - Network management

- IEEE 802.2 - Logical Link Control (LLC)

- IEEE 802.3 - Ethernet (Wired LAN)

- IEEE 802.5 - Token Ring

- IEEE 802.11 - Wireless LAN (Wi-Fi)

- IEEE 802.15 - Bluetooth

- IEEE 802.16 - WiMAX

c) Classify mobile generations.

1G - Analog voice

2G - Digital voice (GSM, CDMA)

3G - Mobile data and video calling

4G - High-speed internet and HD video

5G - Ultra-fast internet, IoT, low latency

d) State types of Multiplexing.

- Frequency Division Multiplexing (FDM)

- Time Division Multiplexing (TDM)

- Code Division Multiplexing (CDM)

- Wavelength Division Multiplexing (WDM)

e) Write difference between repeater and router.

Repeater:

- Regenerates signal

- Works at Physical Layer

- No IP address

Router:

- Forwards data between networks


- Works at Network Layer

- Has IP address

f) List different types of network connecting devices.

- Hub

- Switch

- Router

- Bridge

- Repeater

- Gateway

- Modem

g) State functions of Network layer.

- Logical addressing (IP address)

- Routing of packets

- Packet forwarding

- Fragmentation and reassembly

Q.2 Attempt any five of the following:

a) Draw and explain architecture of 802.11 Wireless LAN.

802.11 wireless LAN architecture includes:

- Access Point (AP): Acts as central transmitter and receiver

- Stations (Clients): Laptops, phones, etc.

- Distribution System (DS): Connects APs

- SSID & BSSID: Identifiers for network & access point

b) Compare IPv4 and IPv6.

IPv4:

- 32-bit address

- Decimal format

- 20-byte header

IPv6:

- 128-bit address

- Hexadecimal format

- 40-byte header

- Built-in security
c) Draw and explain layered architecture of OSI reference model.

OSI Layers (Top to Bottom):

1. Application

2. Presentation

3. Session

4. Transport

5. Network

6. Data Link

7. Physical

d) Explain with neat sketch working of router and switch.

Router:

- Connects multiple networks

- Uses IP address

Switch:

- Connects devices in same network

- Uses MAC address

e) Differentiate between router and switch.

Router:

- Network Layer

- IP address

- Slower

Switch:

- Data Link Layer

- MAC address

- Faster

f) Design network layout for organization with five departments.

One central switch connected to 5 department switches (HR, Admin, IT, Sales, Accounts) and router for internet.

g) Explain process of DHCP configuration.

1. DHCP Discover: Client broadcasts request

2. DHCP Offer: Server sends offer

3. DHCP Request: Client accepts

4. DHCP Acknowledgment: Server assigns IP

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