What is NOT a characteristic of a network segment on a switch?
A. The segment has its own collision domain
B. The segment can translate from one media to a different media
C. All devices in the segment are part of the same broadcast
domain
D. One device per segment can concurrently send frames to
the switch.
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Answer / jim
Hi Guys,
This is a tricky question. It says "of a network segment
on a switch". A switch can not translate from one media
type to another on the same segment. Thus the correct
answer is D, one device per segment can concurrently send
frames to the switch.
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