Which of the following describe full-duplex transmission?
A.) Uses a single wire
B.) Data transmission in only both directions, but only one
way at a time
C.) Uses a point-to-point connection from the transmitter of the
transmitting station to the receiver of the receiving station
D.) Data transmission in only one direction
Answer / guest
Answer: C
Full Duplex - Capability for simultaneous data transmission
between a
sending station and a receiving station. It requires a
workstation be
attached to a switch, the NIC must support it, and collision
detection
and loopback must be disabled.
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