Drag and Drop Question Drag and drop the common functions from the left onto the corresponding network topology architecture layer on the right. Not all common functions are used. Answer:

The correct answer is connect end users; fast switching; redundant architectures within data centers; aggregate traffic flows from customers; monitors network traffic. In a hierarchical network topology (Access, Distribution, Core layers), each layer has distinct functions: the Access layer connects end users to the network, the Distribution layer performs fast switching and aggregates traffic flows from customers, and the Core layer provides r

Submitted by minji_kr· Mar 5, 2026Network Fundamentals – Understanding the three-tier hierarchical network architecture (Access, Distribution, and Core layers) and the functions associated with each layer, typically aligned with Cisco CCNA or CompTIA Network+ objectives.

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Drag and Drop Question Drag and drop the common functions from the left onto the corresponding network topology architecture layer on the right. Not all common functions are used. Answer:

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redundant architectures within data centersfast switchingconnect end usersaggregate traffic flows from customersmonitors network traffic

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connect end users
fast switching
redundant architectures within data centers
aggregate traffic flows from customers
monitors network traffic

Explanation

In a hierarchical network topology (Access, Distribution, Core layers), each layer has distinct functions: the Access layer connects end users to the network, the Distribution layer performs fast switching and aggregates traffic flows from customers, and the Core layer provides redundant architectures within data centers for high availability and backbone connectivity. The arrangement maps each function to its appropriate layer based on the role that layer plays in the overall network design. 'Monitors network traffic' is a management/security function not specifically tied to a single topology layer in this context.

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#Network Topology#Hierarchical Network Design#Access/Distribution/Core Layers#Network Architecture

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