Ring Network
Star Network
Ring Network ADVT/DIS
Star Network ADVT/DIS
Random/Fun Facts
(If wrong, other teams can answer)
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Is Ring Network popular?
No, its becoming less popular.
100
How popular is Star Network
It is one of the most popular network today.
100
What needs to break if you want to shut down the whole network?
The main device/cable.
100
Are there interruptions when connecting or removing computers/nodes?
There are no interruptions.
100
Who's the best teacher in BIFS?
Mr. Furmston
200
What is a Ring Network?
Its a network where every device are connected in a ring.
200
What is a Star Network?
It is a network where all data goes through the central hub.
200
How does the Network handle large amounts of data easily?
The data flows in 1 direction which prevents collision.
200
Why is it easy to add in new devices into the network?
Because the central hub is the "bottleneck" of the network.
200
What is a "datamaskin"?
Computer
300
How does a Ring Network work?
Packets of data travels through the "ring" in one direction.
300
What happens if one computer fails?
The network remains unaffected and only that computer fails.
300
What does it use to create a large network?
Topology
300
Where does all communication first go before reaching the node?
It has to go through the central hub.
300
What is a "Сеть" (Russian)
A Network
400
What happens to the data as it passes through the computers?
The relevant data is removed by the computer and the rest is just moved along.
400
Where does the hub send the data?
The hub sends data to all the nodes/computers.
400
What is proportional to the communication delay within the network?
The numbers of nodes
400
What does communication data have to go through before reaching each nodes?
Through the central hub
400
How many slides were there in the presentation? (3 SECONDS TO ANSWER OR NO POINTS)
5
500
What allows every computer to send and receive data?
Each computer have a unique identification and address.
500
What is a node?
A node is a branch in the network.
500
What makes it easy to identify faults?
Point to Point configuration
500
Why is there no disruptions when removing/connecting devices?
Because of the centralization of the network.
500
What is the definition of a network?
It is a telecommunications network that allows computers to exchange data.
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