Which two characteristics describe the access layer in a three-tier network architecture? (Choose two.)
Which two characteristics describe the access layer in a three-tier network architecture? (Choose two.)
The access layer in a three-tier network architecture serves as the physical connection point for devices such as LAN printers and is the layer at which wireless access points connect to the wired network. This layer is closest to end users and provides direct connectivity to the network. The aggregation or network aggregation point typically belongs to the distribution layer, while continuous redundant uptime requirements are more associated with the core layer. The boundary between Layer 2 and Layer 3 communications is also a function of the distribution layer.
What are two characteristics of the distribution layer in a three-tier network architecture? (Choose two.) A. serves as the network aggregation point B. provides a boundary between Layer 2 and Layer 3 communications C. designed to meet continuous, redundant uptime requirements D. is the backbone for the network topology E. physical connection point for a LAN printer A & B Correct
B & D are correct
The aggregation (or distribution) layer aggregates the uplinks from the access layer to the data center core. From CCNA Data Center DCICT 640-916 Official Cert Guide. access layer is closet to users
B and D are for access layer. A and E are description for distribution layer. Question asks for access layer so answer is B and D.
Now, which one is the correct answer BD or AE because Community vote distribution BD (60%) and AE (40%).
B & D is correct.
BE for access layer
Sorry it was BD
B. physical connection point for a LAN printer and D. layer at which a wireless access point connects to the wired network are the two characteristics that describe the access layer in a three-tier network architecture. Option A is incorrect because the aggregation point is typically found in the distribution layer, which aggregates traffic from the access layer. Option C is incorrect because continuous redundant uptime requirements are typically associated with the core layer, which is responsible for providing high-speed connectivity and fault tolerance. Option E is incorrect because the boundary between Layer 2 and Layer 3 communications is typically found in the distribution layer.
I read the question wrong at first . It for access layer. BD is correct. For distribution layer. AE is correct
A & E for the distribution layer
This question is asking for the characteristics for the access layer not the distribution. So B & D
AE seems correct and self explanatory
is A and E correct?
B and D is correct for access layer while A and E is for distribution layer.
What are two characteristics of the distribution layer in a three-tier network architecture? (Choose two.) A. serves as the network aggregation point B. provides a boundary between Layer 2 and Layer 3 communications C. designed to meet continuous, redundant uptime requirements D. is the backbone for the network topology E. physical connection point for a LAN printer
A and E are both 'characteristics' that describe the access layer and also are correct.
Incorrect, distribution layer is the network aggregation point. The aggregation (or distribution) layer aggregates the uplinks from the access layer to the data center core. From CCNA Data Center DCICT 640-916 Official Cert Guide https://learning.oreilly.com/library/view/ccna-data-center/9780133860429/ch01lev3sec2.html#ch01lev3sec2
That sounds like Distribution Layer.