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What is a characteristics of a collapsed-core network topology?
The correct answer is A. It allows the core and distribution layers to run as a single combined layer.. A collapsed core architecture takes the normal three-tier hierarchical network and collapses it into a two-tier network. In a two-tier network, the function of the switches in the core layer and distribution layer are "collapsed" into a combined core and distribution layer on a s
Submitted by andres_qro· Mar 5, 2026
Question
What is a characteristics of a collapsed-core network topology?
Options
- AIt allows the core and distribution layers to run as a single combined layer.
- BIt enables the core and access layers to connect to one logical distribution device over an
- CIt enables all workstations in a SOHO environment to connect on a single switch with internet
- DIt allows wireless devices to connect directly to the core layer, which enables faster data
How the community answered
(32 responses)- A88% (28)
- B6% (2)
- C3% (1)
- D3% (1)
Explanation
A collapsed core architecture takes the normal three-tier hierarchical network and collapses it into a two-tier network. In a two-tier network, the function of the switches in the core layer and distribution layer are "collapsed" into a combined core and distribution layer on a single switch.
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#collapsed-core#network topology#hierarchical design
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