Which statements describe Gigabit Ethernet technology? (Choose two.) possible answers inside?
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Study next time and don't ask us to do your homework/test for you.
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12kms >-----> 12 kilo byre per sec\n480  >------> 480 mega byte per sec\n\nso the second on is better for high speed transmission rate
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You cannot make the network operate at the old fashioned slower speed.   The modem speed and connection speed cannot be down shifted.\n\nWith some moderate computing coding effort, you could simulate the slower speed by writing a program that, within the PC, delays response time OR transmits characters (bytes) of information at a simulated slower rate.\n\nToday's connection speeds are fast but still very far from the fastest transmission speeds.   If you want to learn about how fast things can be transmitted, google the phrase "femto second".   The wires that are used in broadband have no inherent speed.   It is the box that you connect at the two ends of the connection that determine the transmission and receiving speeds.
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check these web\n\nhttp://bandwidthplace.com/speedtest/\n\nhttp://reviews.cnet.com/7004-7254_7-0.html\nhttp://www.speakeasy.net/speedtest/
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This is the data transfer capacity of your switch per second, and usually translates to 1 gigabit of data a second for each port.  That's the optimum data rate, of course.  If you have clients attached to the switch that are 10 or 100 megabits, then they will go at that rate.
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No, connecting both NICs to the switch will not improve your bandwidth, assuming that you have a gigabit switch, your maximum bandwidth will be as fast as your slowest link.
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YEP, it's built for speed and it has integrated busses to support 10Mbps/100Mbps and even 1,000Mbps Ethernet connections.  It also has an on board technology which speed up network through out in your system:\n\n Hyper-Transport Technology\n\nHyperTransport™ technology is a high-speed, low latency, point-to-point link designed to increase the communication speed between integrated circuits in computers, servers, embedded systems, and networking and telecommunications equipment up to 48 times faster than some existing technologies.\n\nHyperTransport™ technology helps reduce the number of buses in a system, which can reduce system bottlenecks and enable today's faster microprocessors to use system memory more efficiently in high-end multiprocessor systems.\n\nHyperTransport™ technology is designed to:\n\n    * Provide significantly more bandwidth than current technologies\n    * Use low-latency responses and low pin counts\n    * Maintain compatibility with legacy PC buses while being extensible to new SNA (Systems Network Architecture) buses.\n    * Appear transparent to operating systems and offer little impact on peripheral drivers.\n\nYou may have to purchase a 10/100 Ethernet PCI card but you should be all set with something off the shelf form Tiger Direct.  Call them and have on of their pre-sales techs help you get the hardware you need to get this bad boy system up and running for Internet gaming.
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Kindly go through Tennanbaum Networking book, they ask most questions from it.\n\nSome of the ques i know are:\n1.7 layers of the network\n2.TCPIP protocol\n3.cables,fibres,etc\n4.encryption and cryptography\nand other topics in the above book
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It is obvious that  AGP is faster ( bandwidth : 64 bits ) than PCI ( bandwidth : 16 or 32 bits.\nbut new motherboards do not have AGP slot any more. Instead they use PCI_Express ( Bandwidth : 128 or 256 bits ) which is 2 or 4  times faster than AGP ( bandwidth : 64 bits )\n\nAnother issue is new VGA Cards for PCI_Express have very powerful GPUs (Graphic Processing Unit ) that use High_Tech architecture ( more pipe linings and instructions ) which do all processing themselves and do not take the time of CPU  for\nrendering pictures.\nAnd At last new VGA cards have DDR2 or DDR3  memories which act very fast in pulling and pushing data.\n\nthese are some info, for detailed you can contact me.\n\nbest wishes ,\nMohammad
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The easiest, quickest, way is with a router* and two ethernet patch cables. That is if you are connected with ADSL or CABLE modem.\n\nIf you are connected to the internet via dialup your best option is a modem for each computer and take turns. There is a dialup** router but a dialup speeds it will be painful. You will still need 2 ethernet patch cables but you will also need an external modem***\n\nThrid option is to use a ethernet crossover cable and ICS (Start>Program>Accessiores>Communications>Network Setup Wizard) in windows to allow the Computer #2 to access the dialup connection of computer #1.\n\nThree options.
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lan (local area connection) means a network jack.  Dual means you have two.  gigabit means the transfer rate is upto one gigabit per second.
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Probably they each have many connections, almost certainly all fiber.   OC-48, OC-192 are likely.  Those are roughly 2.5 and 9.6 gigabits per second, respectively.
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USB 2.0 is a high speed interface protocol\ndetails are here: http://www.everythingusb.com/usb2/faq.htm
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Firewire ~ 400 Mb/s \nUSB 1.1  ~  12 Mb/s\nUSB 2.0  ~ 480 Mb/s\n\n400 >  12\n480 > 400
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is this a babelfish translation ? ;-)\n\ni guess you probably mean what's the difference between dial-up and high-speed internet and what equipment is needed.\n\nspeed\ndial-up: 56kbps\ndsl/cable: 128kbps up to 8Mbps (depends on the internet service provider)\n\nThe necessary equipment for a high speed internet is either a dsl modem (connected to the telephone outlet) or a cable modem (connected to the TV outlet).
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I don't know if anywone uses the old BNC stuff anymore. Used to be widely used.  100baseT is used for higher speed transmissions than 10base technology.  So if faster=better, then no, 10base2 is not better than 100baseT.\n\nEdit: I see they are still selling the old stuff. Perhaps the lower speed and better shielding might be better suited to some environments.
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Integrated Broadcom NetXtreme Gigabit ethernet.\nYou can get the drivers from here http://h18007.www1.hp.com/support/files/hpcpqdt/us/family/model/6062.html?lang=en&cc=us&prodSeriesId=410112\ndepending on your OS.