Which of the following refers to the data rate supported by a network connection or interface?

A.
Spam

B.
Preboot Execution Environment (PXE)

C.
Bandwidth

D.
Branding

Explanation:

Bandwidth is a term that refers to the data rate supported by a network connection or interface.
Bandwidth (or digital bandwidth) is a measurement of how much data can be sent in a period of
time. It is a data rate measured in bits. The
standard unit of digital bandwidth is bits per second (bps). In radio communication, bandwidth
(analogue bandwidth) is the range of
frequencies occupied by the radio signals. The standard unit of analogue bandwidth is Hertz (Hz).

Answer D is incorrect. In Web site designing, branding refers to the look and feel of a Web site.
Branding helps in differentiating a site
from its competitors and also helps the customer to develop a relationship with the Web site. The
look and feel of a Web site comes through
logo, fonts, color schemes, and symbols used in the Web site. The overall look of the Web site
should be consistent.
Answer B is incorrect. Preboot Execution Environment (PXE) is an environment to boot computers
using a network interface
independently of available data storage devices like hard disks or installed operating systems. PXE is
also known as Pre-Execution
Environment.
Answer A is incorrect. Spam is a term that refers to the unsolicited e-mails sent to a large number of
e-mail users. The number of such
e-mails is increasing day by day, as most companies now prefer to use e-mails for promoting their
products. Because of these unsolicited emails, legitimate e-mails take a much longer time to deliver to their destination. The attachments
sent through spam may also contain viruses.
However, spam can be stopped by implementing spam filters on servers and e-mail clients.