In an Ethernet Network, Broadcast Traffic Is Received and Processed

question 58

Multiple Choice

In an Ethernet network, broadcast traffic is received and processed by

• A) All devices on the network, making it unsuitable for network video since the network load would be unacceptable.
• B) All devices on the network, making it suitable for network video since any device can access the video without any overhead from establishing a separate connection to the server.
• C) Only those devices that have registered with the server to receive the traffic, making it unsuitable for network video, due to the overhead from establishing a separate connection to the server.
• D) Only those devices that have registered with the server to receive the traffic, making it suitable for network video since the network load would be kept reasonable.

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