| Hint | Answer | % Correct |
|---|---|---|
| A data packet that is larger than the maximum frame size allowed by the networking protocol (1518 bytes: Ethernet). | Giant | 67%
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| A data packet that is shorter than the minimum frame size allowed by the networking protocol (64 bytes: Ethernet). | Runt | 67%
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| A technique used to limit the amount of bandwidth that a particular device or application can use on a network. | Throttle | 67%
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| A data packet that is too large to be transmitted on the network. | Babbles | 0%
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| A device attempts to transmit data on the network but must wait because the network is busy. | Deffered | 0%
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| Occurs when a data packet collides with another data packet after a certain amount of time has elapsed. | Late Collisions | 0%
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| Network interface loses the carrier signal from the other end of the connection. | Lost Carrier | 0%
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| Network interface is unable to detect the carrier signal from the other end of the connection. | No Carrier | 0%
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| The network interface is unable to transmit data to the network. | Output Errors | 0%
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| The device that is sending data to the network interface cannot send data fast enough to keep up with the rate at which the network interface is transmitting the data. | Underruns | 0%
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