What is broadcast domain for 10 stas connected to router at layer 3?
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Answer / Sonika Kumari
In a network where 10 Stationary Stations (STAs) are connected to a router at Layer 3, there would be only one broadcast domain. A broadcast domain is a network topology that isolates devices from each other so that broadcast packets will only reach devices within the same domain. In this scenario, all 10 STAs belong to the same subnet and share the same broadcast domain.
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