You have been recently recruited as a junior network administrator for a medium-sized organization. As part...

 

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You have been recently recruited as a junior network administrator for a medium-sized organization. As part of your recruitment assessment, you are required to demonstrate your knowledge of network devices and how they transmit data. These network devices are the hub, bridge, switch and router. Instructions: 1. Use the network diagrams and the associated scenarios to demonstrate your knowledge of network devices and how they transmit data. 2. Drag the labels onto the rectangular drop area on the appropriate host(s) and network device(s) to indicate the path(s) taken by the message. Notes: 1. Each label shows the Source Device then Destination Device. For example, if the label is A --> Z, A is the Source and Z is the Destination. 2. Use N/A for devices that do not require a Source--> Destination label. 3. Every device must be labelled. Consider the diagram below. This diagram depicts a single hub connecting four workstations together on a single subnet using copper cable. Suppose host 'A' sends a message with a destination of host 'C'. HUB-> C B-HUB C-> HUB 192.168.1.0 Subnet HUB-> D A-> HUB HUBB D-> HUB HUB-A N/A You have been recently recruited as a junior network administrator for a medium-sized organization. As part of your recruitment assessment, you are required to demonstrate your knowledge of network devices and how they transmit data. These network devices are the hub, bridge, switch and router. Instructions: 1. Use the network diagrams and the associated scenarios to demonstrate your knowledge of network devices and how they transmit data. 2. Drag the labels onto the rectangular drop area on the appropriate host(s) and network device(s) to indicate the path(s) taken by the message. Notes: 1. Each label shows the Source Device then Destination Device. For example, if the label is A --> Z, A is the Source and Z is the Destination. 2. Use N/A for devices that do not require a Source--> Destination label. 3. Every device must be labelled. Consider the diagram below. This diagram depicts a single hub connecting four workstations together on a single subnet using copper cable. Suppose host 'A' sends a message with a destination of host 'C'. HUB-> C B-HUB C-> HUB 192.168.1.0 Subnet HUB-> D A-> HUB HUBB D-> HUB HUB-A N/A

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