Some short questions about switching :
Q.1) Circuit Switching is used for
Physical layer
Q.2) A -------- n/w is made of a set of switches connected by physical link in which each link is devided into n channel.
==> Circuit Switched
Q.3) Simplest type of switching fabric is :
==> crossbar switch
Q.4) A ------ switch is a multistage switch with micro switches at each stage that route the packet based on the output port represented as a binary string
==> banyan
Q.5)which address in the header part of a packet in a datagram n/w normally remain same during the entire journey of the packet?
==> destination address
Q.6) A switch in a datagram n/w uses a routing table that is based on ------- ?
==> destination address
Q.7) The network layer in the internet is designed as a -----?
==> datagram n/w
Q.8) In a ------- n/w two types of addressing are involved global and local ?
==> virtual circuit n/w
Q.9) A switched wan is normally implemented as a ------- n/w ?
==> virtual circuit
Q.10) ARP is ---- ?
==> Address Resolution Protocol
A tcp/ip protocol used to dynamically bind a high level ip address to a low level physical hardware address.
Q.11) Which of the following tcp/ip protocol is used for file transfer with minimal capability & minimal overhead ?
==> TFTP
Q.12) Ip address can be used to specify a broadcast & map to hardware broadcast if available, by conversion broadcast address has hosted with all bits ?
==> 1
Q.13) How many class A,B & c networks ID's can exist ?
==> 2,113,658
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