FC0-U61 · Question #112
Which of the following BEST describes the pros and cons of a home wired network?
The correct answer is C. High throughput, low mobility, high availability, low latency, high security. Wired networks offer superior performance and reliability compared to wireless, but lack the flexibility of mobile access.
Question
Which of the following BEST describes the pros and cons of a home wired network?
Options
- ALow throughput, low mobility, high availability, high latency, high security
- BHigh throughput, high mobility, low availability, low latency, high security
- CHigh throughput, low mobility, high availability, low latency, high security
- DLow throughput, high mobility, low availability, high latency, low security
How the community answered
(52 responses)- A4% (2)
- B2% (1)
- C92% (48)
- D2% (1)
Why each option
Wired networks offer superior performance and reliability compared to wireless, but lack the flexibility of mobile access.
This option incorrectly states low throughput, high latency, and low mobility, contradicting the advantages of wired networks.
This option incorrectly states high mobility and low availability, which are not characteristics of wired networks.
Wired networks, particularly Ethernet, are known for high throughput (speed) and low latency (minimal delay). They offer high availability because they are less susceptible to interference and signal degradation than wireless, and typically have higher security due to physical access requirements. However, wired connections inherently have low mobility as devices must be physically tethered to network ports.
This option incorrectly states low throughput, high mobility, and high latency, which are not characteristics of wired networks.
Concept tested: Characteristics of wired network connections
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