On a network design project you determine that a new testing
application requires multiple hosts. These hosts must be
capable of sharing data between each host and an enterprise
server at 10 Mobs bandwidth. Other divisions in the company
use applications that require less than 2 Mobs bandwidth of
the enterprise server. What is your most economical
recommendation?
A. That existing 10BaseT hubs be replaced with 1 00BaseT
hubs to improve overall performance
B. That a router can separate the testing application from
the rest of the network, thus allowing the testing
application more bandwidth.
C. That a switch be installed, so that the enterprise server
can be provided a 100 Mobs pod and each of the testing
application hosts can be given dedicated 10 Mobs pods]
D. That a bridge be placed between the enterprise server and
all other users with the exception of the testing application
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