Define a broadcast storm and how it is prevented in networks.

Define a broadcast storm and how it is prevented in networks.

• A. A broadcast storm is rapid unicast traffic.
• B. A broadcast storm is excessive broadcast traffic causing network congestion; prevented by STP, VLAN segmentation, rate limiting, and controlling broadcast domains.
• C. A broadcast storm only happens in wireless networks.
• D. A broadcast storm is when a single device stops all traffic.

Answer: (B)