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5-4-3 Rule:
These days, with switches, the 5-4-3 rule is mostly obsolete but you still need to know it for the CCNA exam. The rule states, when hubs (i.e. concentrators) are employed, between any two nodes (PCs) on the network there can only be
For a diagram of this rule, follow the path between nodes A and B below.
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