Module 4: Applied Activity – TCP/IP Utilities
Due Sunday by 11:59pm
Points 50
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PRACTICE
This graded activity reviews common commands/tools used to gather information about a client device and observe its behaviors in both Windows and Linux environments.
Your assignment is worth 50 points
Action
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Discussion Topic: Module 4: DiscussionModule 4: Discussion
Module 4
Discussion a Topic From the Lessons
Instructions
The topics below pertain to the materials you will cover in the lessons in this module.
SELECT ONE OF THE TOPICS BELOW AND POST YOUR RESPONSE.
TOPIC 1
Compare and contrast category 5 UTP, 5e UTP, and 5 STP cables.
(Refers to Lesson #1)
TOPIC 2
TOPIC 3
You must make your initial post before seeing what others have posted, and remember to reply to your classmate’s posts!
To earn full credit, you must post on three separate days, and your first post should be on or before Wednesday.
Success Criteria
You’ll earn full credit by:
Creating a post that follows the instructions.
Replying to two of your classmates’ answers to the discussion question by the end of the week
. other students’ discussion
How does Wi-Fi differ from shared Ethernet regarding topology, media access control, and error control?
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Topic 3How do the devices used in the backbone portion of a network differ from those used at other layers?Hello Professor and Classmates,The backbone is the core of the network, interconnecting multiple sub-networks and ensuring high-speed, efficient data transfer.The Distribution LayerThis layer aggregates traffic from access-layer devices and forwards it to the backbone/care.
Distribution Switches: Layer 3 switches that combine switching and routing functions.Access LayerThis is the entry point for end-user devices into the network. The focus is on connectivity and user access.Access Switches: Provide Ethernet ports for end-user devices for example PCS, printers, and wifi access points.Hubs: Used in older networks but largely replaced by switchesGeeksforGeeks. (2024, April 30). What is Backbone Network? GeeksforGeeks. https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/what-is-backbone-net…
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