The function of a switch is to make intelligent decisions about whether to pass signals on to the next segment of the network. Describe three scenarios in this decision process.
Consider a switch which connects four ports 1,2,3,4 having four workstations A, B, C, D in different segments.These four workstations have their own MAC addresses.The workstations A belongs to port 1, workstations B belong to port 2,workstation C belong to port 3 and workstations D belongs to port 4.
Scenario 1
Flooding
Scenario 2
Learning
Scenario 3
Forwarding
The function of a switch is to make intelligent decisions about whether to pass signals on...
D1) Discuss the advantages inherent in using switches compared to a hub. D2) The function of a switch is to make intelligent decisions about whether to pass signals on to the next segment of the network. Describe three scenarios in this decision process. D3) At what a layer of the OSI reference model does a hub, switch or router operate? D4) A router contains a table of information. What is this table's purpose?
When managers make decisions they follow the decision-making steps as presented in this chapter? Which steps are apt to be overlooked or given inadequate attention? What can people do to make sure they do a more thorough job? (NOTE - - - This discussion question is about the 6-step decision-making process, and whether or not you think managers generally follow that process when they make decisions. And if not, which steps do you think might get overlooked or given less...
Which of the following decisions focuses on whether or not to perform further actions on joint products? Oa. The sell-or-process-further decision Ob. The step decision Oc. The restructuring-order decision Od. The make-or-buy decision Oe. The keep-or-drop decision Next All work saved. We were unable to transcribe this image
Which of the following statements is true about make-or-buy decisions? O Make-or-buy decisions are applicable only to physical products and not service activities. O Historically, most outsourcing decisions have involved the manufacture of physical products. O Information technology companies in the United States are testing code in- house and outsourcing the code writing process. Domestic businesses do not suffer from problems regarding outsourcing decisions. Volatile exchange rate movements complicate outsourcing decisions.
1) When making Managerial decisions, explain what financial and non-financial information is involved in the decision making process? 2) Explain the following concepts utilized in Incremental Analysis--Relevant Costs, Opportunity Costs and Sunk Costs? 3) What is the purpose of incremental analysis used by a company? 4) Why do we only look at relevant costs in accepting or rejecting a special order at a set price? What assumptions are made in this decision-making process? 5) What factors do we look at...
To make a decision on whether or not to switch to a different shipping​ company, 18 random samples of 50 deliveries each were collected and the number of late deliveries out of the respective 50 deliveries was counted. The results are shown below. Sample Sample Late deliveries 1 7 2 4 3 4 4 7 5 3 6 4 7 4 8 6 9 2 10 3 11 4 12 2 13 6 14 8 15 4 16 3 17...
1. think about how scarcity affects the decisions we make as individuals. Please list three goods that you personally consume on a regular basis. Then, explain the tradeoffs you have to make when you decide how much of these goods to purchase. 2. Next, please describe one positive and negative externality for a common good or activity (does not have to be one of the above). 3. Finally, please write a sentence or two describing one opportunity cost of taking...
Knowing the cost of acquiring a new customer can help you make some strategic decisions about your marketing campaign. Which additional factors are needed to decide if the campaign was successful/profitable? (Pick three (3)). Select one or more: a. Industry campaign benchmarks to see if our competitor campaigns are successful. b. Lifetime Value of the customer c. Business objectives d. Average customer purchase price/value e. New customer target segment acquisition costs f. Campaign success or failure rates g. Previous campaign...
Decisions, Decisions As the full charge bookkeeper, your job is to make any corrections to the general ledger accounts. Each correction needs the reason for the change and the effect on each account, whether it is an increase or decrease. Louisa has come to you for help. For the third time this month, she has recorded a cash receipt twice. She wants you to record a correcting entry that will reverse her mistakes. The correcting entry she wants you to...
Describe three public policy issues or regulations that marketers should carefully consider as they make decisions about adding or dropping products. 250 word minimum. Use your own words, no plagiarism.