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In a dual ring topology, if a host goes down, the network can still function normally due to the presence of two separate rings. The data can be rerouted through the operational ring, maintaining connectivity among the remaining hosts. However, the failure of a host may lead to increased latency or reduced bandwidth, depending on the network's design and traffic load. Ultimately, redundancy in the dual ring structure helps mitigate the impact of a single host failure.
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What two actions will the eigrp dual fsm take if a link to a network goes down?
Query neighbours for new route and search topology table for a feasible successor
What happens when supply goes down?
when supply goes down the price goes up>
What happens if any of the FSMO role goes down?
Your mum goes down
What topology goes best with a client sever architecture?
What is the logical topology used for the Ethernet architecture?
What are the disadvantages of star and bus topologies?
The disadvantage of using a bus topology is that a break in any of the connecting cables will bring down the entire network segment. The disadvantage of using a star topology is limited to the central connecting device; it is breaks, the entire network goes down.
What happens to the candle when it burns?
it goes down
What is ring topology?
the ring topology is a network within which all computer are connected like in a circle. The ring topology data transmission is depending on a token. it's a programme given to a computer to allow it to communicate with others computers. it's useful but if one computer goes down, the topology is down too.
What happens next after the first down in football?
It goes to the second down
What happens when price goes up in elasticity of demand?
demand goes down
What happens to prices when there is a surplus?
the price goes down
What happens to the sugar when you inject insulin?
It goes down
What happens to a line when the slope is negative?
it goes down
