At What Point Is a Packet Considered to Be a Giant

question 46

Multiple Choice

At what point is a packet considered to be a giant?

• A) It becomes a giant when it exceeds the medium's maximum packet size.
• B) It becomes a giant when it exceeds 1500 bytes.
• C) It becomes a giant only when fragmented pieces are reassembled and the packet size is too large.
• D) It becomes a giant once a VLAN tag is added.

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Definitions:

Manual Motor Starters

Electrical devices designed to manually start and stop motors, providing protection against overload and short circuits.

Overload Unit

A device or component within an electrical system tasked with monitoring and protecting against excessive current flow, to prevent overload conditions.

Running Load Current

The current drawn by a motor or appliance during normal operation, under specific conditions or loads.

Contactor Unit

An electromechanical switch used for switching an electrical power circuit, similar to a relay but with higher capacity.