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Which two situations require the use of a Link-state protocols?
(*)Fast convergence of the network is critical.(*)The network is very large.
Why is it important to have fast convergence?
Basically your convergence time is the time while your devices are learning about each other (Could be due to a problem, or a new network). So the higher the convergence time, the longer your network isn't functioning.So with a very low convergence time network a problem in the network can be solved while only losing a few pings.
What type of switching does a network use?
circuit switching
What is a function of mobile switching center?
In a network switching subsystem, a mobile switching center is the centerpiece. The function of the mobile switching center is to perform the telephony switching functions and serves as a network node.
The phenomenon of offering multiple types of communications services on the same network is known as?
Convergence
What exactly does network convergence mean?
Network convergence refers to the coexistence of three networks within a single network. For example a video transmission, a telephone network and data communication. It is also known as 'Triple Play'.
What describes the combination of voice such as telephone video and data signals sent over the same network?
Convergence
What are the challenges and opportunities posed by network convergence?
A type of network that can carry voice, video and data over the same network.
Types of network switching?
there are three types of switching techniques 1) circuit switcching 2) Packet switching 3)Message switching
What speeds up convergence in a network using link state routing?
updates triggered by network changes
What interface does the S reference point define?
The S reference point defines the interface between the base station subsystem (BSS) and the mobile services switching center (MSC) in a GSM network. It is used to carry signaling and user data between these network elements.
What network technologies use circut switching?
Ethernet
