Which two terms are correctly defined? (Choose two.)
- Internal switching rate - processing capability of a switch that quantifies how much data it can process per second
- Port density - capability to use multiple switch ports concurrently for higher throughput data communication
- Rack unit - number of ports that can fit in a specific switch
- Cut-through switching - the transmission of a frame after the destination MAC address has been examined and processed
- Modular configuration switch - only support features or options that ship with the device
Explanation: Port density is the number of ports available on a single switch. Rack unit is used to describe the switch height and is used in network rack space planning. A modular configuration switch allows great flexibility in configuration through the use of line cards in the various available chassis sizes.
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