NetworkingPregunta 58 de 100
What is 'latency' in a network?
a.The total storage capacity of a server
b.The delay between sending and receiving data
c.The number of open ports
d.The encryption strength of a connection
Explicación
Latency is the time it takes for data to travel from source to destination, usually measured in milliseconds. High latency causes noticeable delays, which is especially problematic for video calls and gaming. It is distinct from bandwidth, which measures capacity.
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