Answer:
The correct matching are as follows--
- (WAN) match from the B option,
- (LAN) match from the C option,
- (MAN) match from the A option,
- (PAN) match from the E option,
- (HAN) match from the D option,
Explanation:
- WAN(Wide area network). It is a network that connects all over the world to share information and data. This concept fits on option B. Hence it is a correct choice for WAN.
- LAN(Local area network), it is a network which is used in some small area or organization to share the information within the organization. This concept fits on option C. Hence it is a correct choice for LAN.
- MAN(Metropolitan area network), it is a network which connects two or more office in a city then it comes in the categories of MAN network. This concept fits on the option A. Hence it is a correct choice for MAN.
- PAN(Personal area network). It is a network that connects the network to share information for personal use. This concept fits on option E. Hence it is a correct choice for PAN.
- HAN(Home area network). It is a network that connects networks for a home connection. This concept fits on option D. Hence it is a correct choice for HAN.
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Answer:
1, 2, 3 and 4
Explanation:
All four options are what you need TO SET UP A NETWORK.
To Plan Your Network:
The network considerations are no different from those of any enterprise IT infrastructure: availability, performance, and extensibility.
Generally, VxRail Appliances are delivered ready to deploy and attach to any 10GbE network infrastructure and use IPv4 and IPv6.
Some models with single processors are available for 1GbE networks.
Most production VxRail network topologies use dual top-of-the-rack (ToR) switches to eliminate the switch as a single point of failure.
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