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    There are three main points discussed in the document: 1) There are different frame transmission modes in a network, with the most efficient being store-and-forward which examines a frame for errors before transmission. 2) If six computers are connected by a single switch, there will be one collision domain but six broadcast domains. 3) If a switch has 12 ports with 10 ports assigned to VLANs 12, 13, and 14, there will be three broadcast domains, with VLANs separating broadcast traffic for improved network performance and security.

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    There are three main points discussed in the document: 1) There are different frame transmission modes in a network, with the most efficient being store-and-forward which examines a frame for errors before transmission. 2) If six computers are connected by a single switch, there will be one collision domain but six broadcast domains. 3) If a switch has 12 ports with 10 ports assigned to VLANs 12, 13, and 14, there will be three broadcast domains, with VLANs separating broadcast traffic for improved network performance and security.

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    There are three main points discussed in the document: 1) There are different frame transmission modes in a network, with the most efficient being store-and-forward which examines a frame for errors before transmission. 2) If six computers are connected by a single switch, there will be one collision domain but six broadcast domains. 3) If a switch has 12 ports with 10 ports assigned to VLANs 12, 13, and 14, there will be three broadcast domains, with VLANs separating broadcast traffic for improved network performance and security.

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    Data Communications & Computer Networks II 2nd Year, 1st Semester 2012 Tutorial 8

    1. Explain the Frame Transmission Modes. What is the efficient method? 2. If six computers are connected by a switch, how many collision domains and broadcast domain are there? 3. If a switch has 12 ports and 10 of them are in VLAN 12, VLAN 13 and VLAN 14, how many broadcast domains are there? 4. Following the previous question, draw how 10 computers are connected to the 10 switch ports. Give them proper IP addresses. 5. Fix a router to enable inter VLAN communication using one router interface. Show how you assign gateways for each VLAN using sub interfaces. 6. What is the command on the switch to view details of VLAN 12? 7. According to the diagram drawn in question 2, write down the switch commands to assign those ports to relevant VLANs. (One example for each VLAN is adequate) 8. What do you understand by trunk port and access port?

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