Hello,
Again a very straightforward doubt here. While going through my notes I figured I have written that Universal Serial Bus can allow connecting up to 127 devices and Firewire up to 63. I don't get this. How can one do that and also why would someone do that??
Also, I noticed Wes Sir had emphasized Bluetooth Versions in one of the episodes of the Network+ series... Do I really need to mug up everything about that? Is the actual exam going to be very factual?
Thanks.
Hey @Atharva-Bet great question, when it comes to USB and FireWire connections, these are the maximum connections that the standard supports. However, the feasibility of connecting this many devices to a single bus would cause contention, and performance loss. As for the Bluetooth standard, I cannot say which questions you will get on the exam, but yes there have been questions on the specificity of technology standards such as transmission speeds, cable lengths, encryption characteristics, wireless range of standards, power output and more.
Best Regards,
Wes Bryan
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