What is a stub network?

Question

Group of answer choices

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

Answer 1

A stub network is defined as a network that has only one way out. Therefore, the correct answer is:

A network with only one way out.

In networking terms, stub networks typically have a single exit point to other networks and do not serve as a transit point for packets to other networks.