A. Ethernet and 802.3 B. ISDN and Frame Relay C. Token Ring and FDDI D. SDLC and HDLC A. Multiplexed and packet switched B. Packet switched and broadcast C. Dedicated and broadcast D. Dedicated and switched A. Frame Relay and ISDN B. Frame Relay and X.25 C. ISDN and X.25 D. ISDN only A. Point of presence B. Local loop C. DTE D. Demarcation A. ATM B. T1/E1 C. ISDN D. SMDS A. 1.544 Mbps B. 2.048 Mbps C. 44.76 Mbps D. 155.54 Mbps A. Local loop B. T1 link C. Telco loop D. Switch circuit A. SMDS B. ISDN C. Frame Relay D. X.25 A. Router B. Host terminal C. CSU/DSU D. WAN switch A. Frame Relay B. T1/E1 C. POTS D. ISDN A. Routers B. Modem C. WAN switch D. BRI interface A. Basic telephone service and ISDN B. Frame Relay C. Frame Relay and basic telephone service D. POTS and ATM A. Point-to-point links B. Dedicated lines C. Point-to-multipoint links D. Dial-on-demand routing A. All layers of the OSI model B. Just the physical layer of the OSI model C. Just the data link layer of the OSI model D. Both the physical and data link layers of the OSI model A. Network and transport B. Physical and data link C. Network and data link D. Physical and network A. PPP B. HDLC C. X.25 D. ISDN A. Customer premises equipment B. Toll network C. Demarcation D. Local loop A. DCE B. DTE C. CPE D. CO A. They operate at the physical layer. B. They operate at the network layer. C. They operate at the data link layer. D. They are proprietary standards. A. Dedicated line B. Circuit-switched line C. Packet-switched line D. PVC A. Toll network B. POP C. Local loop D. NT1 A. Time Division Multiplexing B. Bandwidth allocation C. Load distribution D. Packet switching A. Network B. Session C. Data link D. Transport A. ATM B. T1/E1 C. ISDN D. SMDS A. Switch B. CSU/DSU C. Router port D. Service provider circuit |