3.3 Network

What can each computer share in a P2P network?

• Only files

• Only printers

• Folders and peripherals

• Only external hard drives

For what type of networks is Mesh topology most commonly used?

• Wired networks

• Wireless networks

• Satellite networks

• Fiber optic networks

What is a disadvantage of using cabling in a Mesh network?

• It is more reliable

• It is less secure

• It incurs high costs

• It is faster

How does a Mesh network handle device failures?

• The network shuts down

• Traffic is rerouted around the problem

• The failed device is ignored

• The network requires manual intervention

What is the primary reason for using Mesh topology in wireless networks?

• It is easier to install

• It reduces the need for cabling

• It increases the speed of the network

• It is more secure

Why might a partial Mesh topology be chosen over a total Mesh topology?

• It provides faster data transfer speeds.

• It is less expensive to implement.

• It offers more security.

• It requires more cabling.

In a partial Mesh topology, what is minimized to reduce costs?

• Number of devices

• Amount of cabling

• Number of servers

• Number of hubs

How does a partial Mesh topology differ from a total Mesh topology?

• It connects every device to every other device.

• It uses a central hub for connections.

• It connects some devices directly and others to just one or two devices.

• It forms a circular connection pattern.

What is an advantage of adding new devices to the network?

• It disrupts the network.

• It requires a high level of network expertise.

• New devices can be added without disrupting the network.

• It is very expensive.

What is a disadvantage of the network if it grows too large?

• It becomes very robust.

• It requires a small amount of cabling.

• A huge amount of cabling would be required.

• It can handle very high data traffic rates.