What is Ethernet?

What is Ethernet?

• A wireless communication protocol for wide area networks.

• A communication standard for local area networks (LANs).

• A type of internet browser.

• A programming language for network devices.

What are the two main types of cabling currently used for Ethernet networks, besides coaxial cable?

• USB and HDMI

• Twisted Pair and Fiber Optic

• Bluetooth and Wi-Fi

• Serial and Parallel

What is the primary difference between Half-Duplex and Full-Duplex data transmission in Ethernet?

• Half-Duplex uses wireless signals, while Full-Duplex uses wired connections.

• Half-Duplex transmits data in one direction at a time, while Full-Duplex transmits in both directions simultaneously.

• Half-Duplex is faster than Full-Duplex.

• Half-Duplex is used for long distances, while Full-Duplex is for short distances.

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Which of the following are considered Ethernet devices?

• Computers, printers, and switches

• Modems, hubs, and cables

• Servers, firewalls, and antivirus software

• Webcams, microphones, and speakers

What is the main difference between a Gateway and a Bridge in networking?

• A Gateway connects similar networks, while a Bridge connects dissimilar networks.

• A Gateway connects two dissimilar networks, while a Bridge connects two similar networks.

• A Gateway operates at the Physical Layer, while a Bridge operates at the Data Link Layer.

• A Gateway is used for local area networks, while a Bridge is used for wide area networks.