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[Y/N] Can an access network connect directly to a global level Tier-1 ISP?

Yes

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Two ways to make connections between hosts.

Circuit Switching; Packet Switching

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A way to make connections between hosts that consists of reserved resources.

Circuit Switching

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A way to make connections between hosts that does not consist of reserved resources.

Packet Switching

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In ___, the resources needed for the communication between end systems (e.g., buffers, link transmission rates) are reserved for the duration of the session

circuit switching

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a way of communicating over a network where a dedicated path is reserved between two devices for the entire communication session.

Circuit Switching

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In ___, once the connection is established, that path's resources are reserved for you until the communication ends.

circuit switching

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In ___, the main advantage is predictable, consistent performance because resources are reserved. The main disadvantage is inefficiency: if you're not actively transmitting anything, the reserved capacity can sit unused.

circuit switching

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The internet uses _. Packets ‘figure out’ where to go next, one router at a time. No resource is dedicated for the packet’s journey

packet switching

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_ is a way of sending data over a network by breaking the data into smaller pieces called packets and sending those packets through a shared network.

Packet switching

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Unlike circuit switching, no dedicated path is reserved for you. Your packets share network resources with packets from many other users.

Packet Switching

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When dedicated connections share time among the other connections.

Time Domain Multiplexing(TDM)

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In this circuit switching method, connections take turns using the resource/link. When one connection uses the resource/link, the other connections wait.

Time Domain Multiplexing(TDM)

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A technique that allows multiple users to share the same communication link by giving each user their own repeating time slot.

Time Domain Multiplexing(TDM)

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_ can be used to implement circuit switching. Instead of giving one connection the entire physical link, the network reserves a specific portion of time on that link for each connection.

Time Domain Multiplexing(TDM)

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When dedicated connections share frequency among connections.

Frequency Domain Multiplexing(FDM)

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_ is a technique that allows multiple users to share the same communication link by giving each user a different frequency range (band).

Frequency Domain Multiplexing(FDM)

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With _, all of these stations are transmitting at the same time, but because they use different frequencies, their signals don't interfere with one another.

Frequency Domain Multiplexing(FDM)

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In Time Division Multiplexing(TDM), time is divided into ___ of fixed duration with each one divided into a fixed number of time slots. Each connection gets on time slot per ___.

frame(s)