Which of the following would not be part of an "ideal" backbone design?
A)access layer composed of 10/100 layer 2 Ethernet switches
B)distribution layer composed of layer 3 Ethernet switches of 100 or 1000) Base-T
C)redundant switches
D)core layer composed of layer 3 Ethernet switches running 10 or 40) GbE over fiber
E)coax cabling throughout LANs and BN

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Coax cabling is not typically used in modern network designs and would not be an ideal choice for a backbone. An ideal backbone design would include a core layer of high-speed Ethernet switches over fiber, redundant switches for redundancy, and a distribution layer of layer 3 switches. The access layer switches could be either 10/100 or 100/1000 Base-T depending on the needs of the network.

Which of the Following Would Not Be Part of an "Ideal