A network is configured on a Bus topology. Which of the following conditions could cause a network failure? Each correct answer represents a complete solution. Choose all that apply.
In a Bus topology network, the following conditions could cause a network failure:
A. A break in a network cable: If there is a break in the network cable, the continuity of the network is disrupted, and communication may fail.
D. An open-ended cable without terminators: If there is an open-ended cable without terminators, it can lead to signal reflection issues and disrupt the proper functioning of the network.
Option B (75 ohm terminators at open ends) is not typically associated with Bus topology. Option C (A powered off workstation) might affect communication to that specific workstation but is less likely to cause a complete network failure.
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