What is a stub network?
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A network that has only one administrator to support it
A network with only one way out
A network with only switches in the architecture
A network with a wireless access point
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A stub network is best described as "A network with only one way out."
In networking, a stub network refers to a network that is only connected to a single other network, meaning all traffic to and from the stub network goes through that single point of exit or entrance.
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