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C.112 kps

D.128 kps

E.144 kps

Answer: E

Explanation: A BRI Circuit is 2 x 64K data channels plus one 16K control channel = 144K

A PRI Circuit is 23 64K data channels plus one 64K control channel = 1.544M = T1 (for USA)

Incorrect Answers:

A is incorrect; one B channel is 64 and the one class D is 16 kbps. 54 kbps is impossible.

B is incorrect; a BRI contains 2 B channels 2 x 64 = 128 plus a 16 class D channel for a total of 144 kbps. C is incorrect; there is no mathematical way to obtain 112 kpbs with BRI.

D is incorrect; 128 kbps only accounts for the class B channels and not for the class D channel.

Steve McQuerry. Interconnecting Cisco Network Devices. (Cisco Press: 2000) pages 390-391.

Q. 197

Company XYZ has an employee that works out of the home. The employee runs big client-server applications and must quickly transfer large files. The company wants the best cost/benefit on this connection. What would be the most practical solution?

A.An ISDN basic rate interface (BRI) connection to the users home .

B.A dedicated T1 connection to the users home.

C.A dedicated Frame Relay connection to the users home.

D.A standard 28.8 analogue dial up connection to the users home

Answer: A

Explanation: This will provide up to two channels of 64K each, or a 128K multichannel. It is faster than conventional modems, but cost effective.

Incorrect Answers:

B is incorrect; T1 will be way too expensive.

C is incorrect; Frame Relay is also expensive in software and hardware, as well as circuit availability in the user’s home area. (Although not all areas have ISDN either, ISDN is more common)

D is incorrect; a modem will be cheap enough, but can NOT handle large data transfers, it will be too slow.

Steve McQuerry. Interconnecting Cisco Network Devices. (Cisco Press: 2000) pages 43-45.

Q. 198

What does the Frame Relay switch use to distinguish between each PVC connection?

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