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form of buffering used by bridge?
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For 2 points
Which form of buffering is used by bridge?(only one ans.)
a. cut-through
b. fragment-free
c. fast-forward
d. store-&-forward
d. is my ans. but 1 point only
what is the really ans. for 2 points
vjjj
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| Odysseus 2004-02-17, 2:24 am |
| On Thu, 12 Feb 2004 13:49:16 -0600, vjjj <vjjj.11j5ed@mail.mcse.ms> wrote:
> For 2 points
> Which form of buffering is used by bridge?(only one ans.)
> a. cut-through
> b. fragment-free
> c. fast-forward
> d. store-&-forward
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> d. is my ans. but 1 point only
> what is the really ans. for 2 points
e. it depends
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| ykhatiz 2004-10-06, 1:29 am |
| here is the answer from the horses mouth (cisco): A bridge is considered a store-and-forward device. Bridges examine the destination address field and calculate the cyclic redundancy check (CRC) in the Frame Check Sequence field before the frame is forwarded. If the destination port is busy, bridges temporarily store the frame until that port is available. |
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