A technician is configuring a wireless network for a coffee shop. The shop has one access point (AP) connected to the internet. Customers connect their laptops and smartphones to the AP. What is the role of the AP in this network?

To provide a direct wireless connection between customers' devices

To route traffic between the customers' devices and the internet

To provide a wireless bridge between the customers' devices and the wired network

To assign IP addresses to the customers' devices

A network administrator is designing a network for a research lab where high availability is critical. The lab has 10 servers that must remain connected even if a cable or switch fails. The administrator is considering a full mesh topology. What is the primary trade-off of this choice?

Simplified troubleshooting due to fewer connections

Lower cost due to reduced hardware requirements

Increased cabling and port requirements

Reduced network performance due to data collisions

In a star topology, what is a key advantage over a bus topology?

A failure in one cable affects only that one device, not the entire network

It requires less cabling than a bus topology

It does not require any central device to operate

It is simpler to install than a bus topology

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1.1 Identify Common Network Devices, Components, and Functions 800-150 Practice Questions (Page 3)

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11application · medium
A technician is configuring a wireless network for a coffee shop. The shop has one access point (AP) connected to the internet. Customers connect their laptops and smartphones to the AP. What is the role of the AP in this network?
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12foundation · easy
In a lightweight WLAN architecture, which device is responsible for real-time tasks such as beacon generation and client data transmission?
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13expert · hard
A network administrator is designing a network for a research lab where high availability is critical. The lab has 10 servers that must remain connected even if a cable or switch fails. The administrator is considering a full mesh topology. What is the primary trade-off of this choice?
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14foundation · easy
In a star topology, what is a key advantage over a bus topology?
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15application · medium
A technician is setting up a small office network with 8 computers and a printer. The technician has a device that connects all the computers and the printer, allowing them to communicate with each other. The device does not provide any routing to the internet. Which device is the technician using?
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A technician is configuring a wireless network for a coffee shop. The shop has one access point (AP) connected to the internet. Customers connect their laptops and smartphones to the AP. What is the role of the AP in this network?

In a lightweight WLAN architecture, which device is responsible for real-time tasks such as beacon generation and client data transmission?

A network administrator is designing a network for a research lab where high availability is critical. The lab has 10 servers that must remain connected even if a cable or switch fails. The administrator is considering a full mesh topology. What is the primary trade-off of this choice?

In a star topology, what is a key advantage over a bus topology?

A technician is setting up a small office network with 8 computers and a printer. The technician has a device that connects all the computers and the printer, allowing them to communicate with each other. The device does not provide any routing to the internet. Which device is the technician using?

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