Next Generation Network Technologies Quiz

What are the three main advantages of a converged network?

• Higher costs, decreased productivity, limited flexibility

• Increased complexity, decreased productivity, limited scalability

• Cost savings, improved productivity, scalability and flexibility

• Limited cost savings, decreased productivity, limited scalability

Name the main technologies involved in implementing Next Generation Networks.

• ATM, DSL, Wi-Fi, coaxial cable

• Bluetooth, 4G, satellite, copper wire

• Fiber Channel, ISDN, Token Ring, twisted pair

• IP, PSTN, Ethernet, optical fiber

What is the purpose of Next Generation Network Technologies?

• The purpose is to provide faster and more efficient communication, support new services and applications, and improve network reliability and security.

• To decrease network reliability and security

• To slow down communication and make it less efficient

• To limit the availability of new services and applications

List three key features of Next Generation Networks.

• 1. Increased security measures for data transmission. 2. Decreased network latency for faster communication. 3. Compatibility with legacy network systems.

• 1. Convergence of multiple services onto a single network infrastructure. 2. Support for multiple access technologies, such as wired and wireless. 3. IP-based network architecture for efficient data transmission.

What are the challenges in implementing Next Generation Networks?

• Upgrading infrastructure, compatibility with legacy systems, security risks, regulatory and policy issues, optimizing the OSS and BSS platforms, systems

• Lack of funding, lack of skilled workforce, lack of public support

• Lack of government support, lack of industry standards, lack of user adoption

• Limited scalability, lack of interoperability, high implementation costs

Describe the role of IP Multimedia Subsystem (IMS) in NGN.

• IMS enables voice communication in NGN.

• IMS enables the delivery of multimedia services in NGN.

• IMS is responsible for managing network infrastructure in NGN.

• IMS provides network security in NGN.

What is the significance of Quality of Service (QoS) in NGN?

• QoS in NGN ensures appropriate priority and performance for different types of traffic.

• QoS in NGN is only important for small networks.

• QoS in NGN only applies to voice traffic.

• QoS in NGN has no significance.

How does NGN differ from traditional telecommunication networks?

• NGN is an all-IP based network that integrates various communication services and provides higher flexibility and scalability compared to traditional networks.

• NGN only supports voice communication, while traditional networks support various communication services.

• NGN is a legacy network that is outdated compared to traditional networks.

• NGN has lower flexibility and scalability compared to traditional networks.